Bruce Reid

VIDEO: Bruce Reid’s unlucky day out

David Gower, frustration spilled over when a close lbw call went against Bruce Reid.

Sunil Gavaskar and Shivlal Yadav: What does their on-field partnership tell us about their association at the head of BCCI

Speculating about the outcome of the tenures of these two gentlemen is a risky affair.

Steve Waugh in Indoor Cricket Championships as teenager

  This video archive from the early 80’s features an all-Australian indoor cricket tournament featuring some of Australia’s all-time cricketing greats in a tiny area with altered rules. Australia‘s captain colossus, Steve Waugh can be spotted as a teenager alongside his brother Mark and some other players like Bruce Reid, who was in the last...

Darren Lehmann : Perth bounce knocked me out cold

Darren Lehmann recalled his tough lesson as a cricketer in Perth.

Clint McKay talks about hat-trick against England

Australian bowler Clint McKay talks about his hat-trick in the fourth One-Day International (ODI) against England. Clint McKay took a hat-trick in the fourth One-Day International (ODI) between England and Australia at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff. Australia were bowled out for 227 batting first with George Bailey top-scoring with 87. In reply, England were jolted by...

Hat-tricks by Australians in ODIs

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Clint McKay becomes the fifth Australian to take a hat-trick in ODIs

Clint McKay took a hat-trick in the fourth One-Day International (ODI) between England and Australia at Sophia Gardens, Cardiff. Australia were bowled out for 227 batting first with George Bailey top-scoring with 87. In reply, England were jolted by McKay's magic.

Bruce Reid: A fragile Australian fast bowler whose career came to a premature and sad end because of injuries

Born on 14 March 1963, Bruce Reid showed great promise as a left-arm fast bowler when he first played for Australia. At 6’8", Reid was a towering figure who took very little time to become Australia’s strike bowler. Unfortunately for him and his country, he could not last long at the highest level as his fragile body caved in because of the recurring back injuries that forced him out of the game at the age of 29. Prakash Govindasreenivasan looks back at his career.

Allan Lamb scores 18 runs off last over to register miraculous win against Australia

Before the over, Allan Lamb was struggling on a 97-ball 59.

Tendulkar, Dravid & Laxman must retire, feels Reid

By CricketCountry Staff

Former Australian pacer Bruce Reid has opined that India’s legendary batting trio of Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman should retire in the interest of Indian cricket.