[Answer] 5. Which English/Australian woman, married to an Australian cricketer, and who died in 2008, established a foundation to help fund the support of Australian women suffering from breast cancer?

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...1. Jane McGrath 2. Simone Warne 3. Tracy Bevan 4. Kellie Hayden Jane McGrath (1966-2008) was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1997 at the age of 31. Together with her husband Glenn, they established the McGrath Foundation to raise money to provide funding for breast care nurses in Australia, with the emphasis on regional and rural areas. The McGrath Foundation has established corporate partnerships and other high-profile events to raise funds for the foundation. With cricket's 'ladies day' (day 3 of the first test match of the year) being re-named 'Jane McGrath Day' and the first ever 'pinked' V8 Supercar competing in the 2009 Bathurst 1000, the McGrath Foundation is also communicating to the public the importance of breast cancer awareness and being 'breast aware'. Tracy Bevan, wife of cricketer Michael Bevan, is the Executive Director of the McGrath Foundation (as at 2009), Kellie Hayden (and husband Michael Hayden) are 'Friends of the McGrath Foundation', and Simone Warne was once married to Shane Warne. Michael Bevan, Michael Hayden and Shane Warne were all once great cricketers for Australia.

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Jane McGrath:

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