Australian cricketing great Shane Warne. Photosport
Remember Scott Muller? If you do, chances are it's not for the reasons he'd like.
The fast bowler from Queensland played two Tests for Australia against Pakistan in late 1999, taking seven wickets. All up, he played 30 first-class games for a haul of 102 scalps.
But what cricket fans
remember most about Muller is that he was the victim of the most notorious one-liner in Aussie cricket. Well, maybe the second-most. There's some stiff competition from Steve Waugh's alleged: "You just dropped the World Cup" to South Africa's Herschelle Gibbs in 1999.
After a wild throw from the outfield in Muller's second Test in Hobart, microphones picked up someone saying: "Can't bowl, can't throw". Pretty harsh stuff for a bloke playing international cricket.
Shane Warne was the prime suspect for delivering the sledge, but has always denied his involvement. Channel 9 cameraman Joe Previtera - aka "Joe the Cameraman" - took responsibility for the comment, but there's always been a suspicion he was pushed into making the admission to save face for the blond leggie.
