article_snippet: New Zealand former cricket captain Martin Crowe, who is terminally ill with lymphoma, has penned a moving tribute to his countrymen ahead of Sunday's World Cup final against Australia.
article_snippet: In a heart-wrenching column published on Cricinfo, the 52-year-old said Sunday's match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground might be the last his ever sees. '
article_snippet: Terminally ill New Zealand former cricket captain Martin Crowe had admitted in his latest column that the World Cup final could be the last his ever sees .
article_snippet: his said his could 'happily live' with watching Australia and New Zealand play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground for his last game.
article_snippet: Crowe was inducted into the international cricket Hall of Fame last month and is making the trip from New Zealand to watch the final live, cheering on the players Crowe regards as the 'sons I never had'. '
article_snippet: Crowe was inducted into the international cricket Hall of Fame Fame last month and is making the trip from New Zealand to watch the final live, cheering on Crowe country's players (pictured) which Crowe regards as the 'sons I never had'