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    John Reid - New Zealand Forever an Icon

    John Reid – Star of the Backwoods

    Dad Weir - One of World's Oldest Test Cricketer

    Dad Weir – One of World’s Oldest Test Cricketer

    Roger Twose was a New Zealand former middle, born on 17 April 1968 in Torquay, Devon, England. He played 16 Tests and 87 ODI’s for black caps in the late 1990s.

    Roger Twose – The Switch-hitter

    Geoff Howarth at gully to secure New Zealand's first Test win against England at Basin Reserve in 1978 - Robert Anderson celebrates as well - the bowler, inevitably, was Sir Paddles whose match haul was the symmetrical 10 for 100

    Geoff Howarth — A Classics Player in the Barry Richards Mould

    Great Malcom Marshall invincible as Kensington smiles on West Indies once more in the Third Test match at Barbados on April 26 till May 1, 1986.

    Malcom Marshall Invincible Spell as Smiles on West Indies Faces

    Bevan Congdon was one of the most influential cricket players of his generation.

    Bevan Congdon – The Forgotten Cricketing Legend Who Inspired a Generation

    Mark Greatbatch - The Star of New Zealand Cricket

    Mark Greatbatch – The Star of New Zealand Cricket

    The toe-crushing yorkers he threw at the world's best batsmen were a specialty; Ricky Ponting was bowled out by Bond in all six ODIs they played.

    Shane Bond – The Best Kiwis Fast Bowler after Richard Hadlee

    Richard Hadlee vs Kapil Dev

    Richard Hadlee vs Kapil Dev

    Graham Dowling swings Prasanna away to leg side in the third Test match at Hyderabad. He and Bruce Murray notched the only century stand of the series 106.

    Graham Dowling – A Regular Kiwis Opening Batsman of 1960s

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    Left Handed Andy Flower was low-profile, in search of recognition and driven by passion. The Zimbabweans commit themselves to their country and the flag.

    Andy Flower – Zimbabwe First Superstar Batsman

    Keith Boyce, swashbuckling all-rounder and exceptional fielder, would have been a huge drawcard in the IPL here, perhaps, demonstrating why he so rarely played defensively -Test cricketer die on his 53 birthday

    Keith Boyce – The Belligerent All Rounder

    Dennis Amiss was the man mainly responsible for popularizing the use of the helmet in first-class cricket in 1978.

    Dennis Amiss, the Man Popularizing Helmet in English First-Class Cricket

    Frank Woolley was one of the finest all- rounder’s, a left-hand batsman and left-arm medium or slow left-arm orthodox bowler, produced by England.

    Frank Woolley – A Genuine All Rounder of Early 19th Century

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