Basketball Lauren Cox, WNBA power forward (2020–present), type 1. Chris Dudley, National Basketball Association center (1988–2001), politician, type 1. Gary Forbes, National Basketball Association small forward (2010–present), type 1. Adam Morrison, National Basketball Association small forward (2006–2010), type 1. Alper Saruhan, Turkish Basketball Super League small forward (2007–present), type 1. Cricket Wasim Akram, Pakistani bowler (104 Tests, 356 ODIs, 1984–2003), type 1. Craig Cumming, New Zealand batsman (11 Tests, 2005–2008), type 1. John McLaren, Australian batsman (1 Test, 1912), died of diabetes aged 34. Craig McMillan, New Zealand batsman (55 Tests, 1997–2005), type 1. Dirk Wellham, Australian batsman (6 Tests, 1981–1987), type 1. Sophie Devine, New Zealand All-rounder (111 ODIs, active), type 1. Cycling Team Novo Nordisk is a global all-diabetes sports team of cyclists, triathletes and runners, spearheaded by the world's first all-diabetes professional cycling team. The team's mission is to inspire, educate and empower people affected by diabetes. Team Novo Nordisk is the first professional cycling team to be comprised completely of riders living with type 1 diabetes. All riders, including Mandy Marquardt (United States) Javier Mejías (Spain), Andrea Peron (Italy), Martijn Verschoor (Netherlands), and several of the team's staff, including Phil Southerland and VP of Marketing Matt Vogel, are living with diabetes. Football Leo Rifkind, Charlton (2021–) director, type 1 Scott Allan, Celtic midfielder, type 1 Nanna Christiansen, Denmark women's national football team (2009– ) midfielder, Type 1. Ben Coker, Southend (2013– ) defender, type 1. Antonia Göransson, Sweden women's national football team (2010– ) midfielder, type 1. Alan Kernaghan, Republic of Ireland national football team (1992–1996) defender, type 1. Gary Mabbutt, Tottenham (1982–1998) and Bristol Rovers (1979–1982) defender, UEFA Cup and FA Cup winner, type 1. Borja Mayoral, Getafe CF (2015–), striker, type 1. Danny McGrain, Scotland (62 caps, 1973–1982) and Celtic (1967–1987) defender, seven-time Scottish Premier League winner. Jordan Morris, United States (24 caps, 2014–) and Seattle Sounders FC (2012–2013, 2016–) and Stanford University (2013–2015) Forward, type 1. Jack Muldoon, Lincoln City (2015–2017), forward, type 1. Nacho, Spain (2013–) and Real Madrid (2009) defender. Borja Mayoral, Spain (2019–) and Real Madrid (2015-2016) midfielder. Ido Bleicher, Hapoel Ramla (2015-2016) midfielder. Andy Penman, Scotland (1 cap, 1966) and Rangers (1967–1973), Dundee F.C. (1959–1967) and Arbroath F.C. (1973–1978) midfielder, Scottish Football League winner 1961. type 1, deceased (1994 at aged 51). Sergi Samper, Vissel Kobe (2019–) and Barcelona La Masia graduate, midfielder, type 1. Craig Stanley, Lincoln City