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Go pink at Sydney, says McGrath

SYDNEY: Glenn McGrath has urged all the cricket fans to wear pink bandanas and pink dresses during the third Test at the SCG in support of his McGrath Foundation which works to raise awareness about breast cancer. “I’ll be wearing my best pink shirt and tie for the day, and I hope all cricket fans can do the same,” McGrath said. “We’ve already had fantastic support from the sponsors in making the match as pink as possible, whether it’s stumps, grass signage or player shirts.”

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