Australia cricket captain Michael Clarke has revealed that his cricket academy will form a big part of his future, insisting that he is looking forward to impart his cricketing skills to the talented beginners.
Clarke, who led Australia to their fifth World Cup title, said that the academy and the Scots College is a big part of his future, adding that it would be great to see boys and girls have the opportunity to learn from someone's experiences, News.com.au reported.
The veteran captain also said that he has always loved sport and believes that the game owes him nothing as he owes the game everything.
Clarke announced his retirement from the shorter format of the game following the conclusion of the World Cup.
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