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Ewen Chatfield

Once I started wearing helmet, I regained confidence: Ewen Chatfield recalls concussion

Richard Hadlee's new-ball partner for the longest time, Chatfield had a scary beginning to his international career in 1975 when England bowler Peter Lever's bouncer struck him on the temple and he immediately fell unconscious exactly 35 years ago in his debut Test for New Zealand.

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Former New Zealand pacer Ewen Chatfield retires at 68

Ewen Chatfield made his Test debut for New Zealand in 1975 and subsequently played in 43 Tests and 114 ODIs.

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Summer of 1985: Wasim Akram turns cricketing arena turn into a war field

Akram almost killed the number 11 batsman on the final day. Emotions were running high. Pakistan were desperate to wrap up the match.

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Arshad Khan, former Pakistan cricketer, driving Uber taxi in Sydney

Arshad Khan played 9 Tests and 58 One-Day Internationals (ODIs) in between 1997 to 2006.

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Ewen Chatfield: 12 interesting facts about the Kiwi who cheated death on Test debut

Ewen Chatfield, born July 3, 1950, is a former New Zealand pace bowler who played for 14 years and partnered the great Richard Hadlee with the new ball.

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The longest run-up in cricket history?

None of the New Zealand casualties had to face the kind of embarrassment Ewen Chatfield did.

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Sean Abbott will find the road ahead a living nightmare

The unfortunate and untimely death of Phillip Hughes has left a huge question mark over the future of Sean Abbott.

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Phil Hughes incident: Ewen Chatfield recalls his brush with death on debut

Former New Zealand cricketer Ewen Chatfield reminisces his lucky escape on his Test debut

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Phil Hughes and 10 other batsmen who were felled by vicious bouncers

11 batsmen who have dealt with sickening blows while batting and suffered horrific injuries.

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Head and face injuries in cricket — Part 1 of 3

Everyone is scared of injuries, and the list is too long to be dealt with.

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