Source: Channel 9 Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke is at it again. The former Australian leader has made a tradition of sculling a beer at the Sydney Cricket Ground. He did the deed again today at the famous ground where Australia is facing Pakistan in the third test of the series. It was a repeat of the feat Hawke performed in 2012 when Australia hosted Sri Lanka.
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