The Sydney Cricket Ground marked Jane McGrath day today, as part of the "Pink" test match. Although the rain washed out the day's play between Australia and West Indies, but the traditional high tea that marks the third day of the new year test, went ahead with great gusto.
PM Turnbull with Swamy Army's Gurnam Singh and Manu Singh at Cricket High Tea organised by the McGrath Foundation Source: Supplied
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull joined Glen McGrath and many dignitaries for what has become the "pink highlight" of Australia's summer of cricket.
The McGraths with Manu Singh (L) and Gurnam Singh (R) Source: Supplied
Gurnam Singh and Manu Singh's bright pink turbans provided a crowning glory to the High Tea today, helping raise valuable funds for a very worthy cause.
The Cricket High tea on the third day of the Pink test in full swing at the SCG, despite the heavy rainfall and grey skies Source: Supplied
The McGrath Foundation holds this annual event, to raise funds to fight breast cancer. Despite continuous rain for the past two days, the Pink test has already raised over $166,000 this year.
Thanks to Gurnam and Manu for sharing these wonderful photos with SBS Punjabi!!
Pm Malcolm Turnbull and Glen McGrath with Swamy army's Manu Singh and Gurnam Singh at the Cricket High tea today Source: Supplied
