Five sons of famous cricketers who are making their mark athers are our first heroes as JAKE LEHMANN F children. Most of (DARREN LEHMANN) us even aspire to be like them. Cricket too, The son of former Australian has some youngsters cricketer and current head who are trying to coach Darren Lehmann, Jake carry on the legacy is a left-hand middle-order batsman, like his father. The left behind by their 24-year-old has represented famous fathers. Here South Australia at the domes- is our list of upcoming tic level and boasts an average cricketers who are of 42 in 32 first-class match- looking to follow the es. Judging by his numbers, footsteps of their junior Lehmann might soon play under daddy. dads and make it to the big stage. TAGENARINE CHANDERPAUL (SHIVNARINE CHANDERPAUL) Father and sons generally don't play com- petitive cricket together, but that is an exception for Tagenarine Chanderpaul, the son of legendary West Indies batsman, Shivnarine Chanderpaul. The duo shared the 22-yard strip together and even posted half- centuries in the same first-class tie. 21-year- old has represented the West Indies in the Under-19 world cup and is a serious pros- pect. THANDO NTINI (MAKHAYA NTINI) Thando Ntini, the son of Makhaya Ntini, one of South Africa's first few black play- ers, is looking to fill the shoes of his legendary father. Than- do, like his father Makhaya, is a right arm fast bowler and is currently competing in the Under 19 World Cup in New Zealand. Will he replicate his father heroics is something that remains to be seen? AUSTIN WAUGH (STEVE WAUGH) The Waugh family is leg- endary in Australian crick- et. Steve Waugh was one of Australia's most successful captain and following his footsteps is his son Austin Waugh. An all-rounder just like his father, Austin bats in the middle order and is a medium fast pacer. He is currently a part of Austral- ia's Under-19 World Cup squad. ARJUN TENDULKAR (SACHIN TENDULKAR) All eyes are always on Arjun Tendulkar, the son of the argua- bly the greatest cricketer from India. While Sachin was the best opening batsman of all time, jun- ior Tendulkar is an all-rounder and bowls left-arm pace and is a left-handed batsman. The 18-year-old just smashed 48 off 27 balls playing for CCI in Aus- tralia. We might soon see him donning the Team India's jersey. – NewsBytes .