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Mark Greatbatch

Australia’s Dubai heist finds pride of place in epic Test draws

From Perth 1989 to Johannesburg 1995 to Cardiff 2009 and Auckland 2013, a look at some of the most famous draws.

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What led to the demise of the pinch-hitter?

What the death of pinch-hitters has resulted in is a different thing altogether which we shall get to later, but we first need to assess what caused its demise.

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Ross Taylor reminds me of Ijaz Ahmed: Mark Greatbatch

Greatbatch recalls his coaching days with Central Districts.

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Ross Taylor, as a 12-year old reminded me of Ijaz Ahmed: Mark Greatbatch

New Zealand cricket great Mark Greatbatch has revealed how he coached a 12-year-old Ross Taylor.

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Mark Greatbatch proves a point to Tony Greig

Greatbatch at first slip leapt high and nabbed the ball with his right hand to complete a stunner.

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Tom Latham should open during ICC World Cup 2015, says Mark Greatbatch

Greatbatch opened in the 1992 tournament with Latham's father Rod.

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Mark Greatbatch: New Zealand’s crisis man blitzed bowlers into submission in ’92 World Cup

Mark Greatbatch was known for launching rescue acts when New Zealand found themselves in dire-straits in Test cricket.

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Ian Smith’s blitzkrieg leaves Indian bowlers shell-shocked

On February 22, 1990, Ian Smith scored his second and last century for New Zealand in Tests, but the circumstances under which it was scripted was phenomenal. Walking in to bat at 131 for seven, he blasted 169 off 128 deliveries, on the first day of the Test in Auckland, to steer his side to 387 for nine before stumps. Karthik Parimal looks back at this eventful day.

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Carl Hooper wants to be Bangladesh Coach

Former West Indies captain Carl Hooper is reported to be among the candidates interested in becoming the next head coach of the Bangladesh cricket team.

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New Zealand not distracted by Ross Taylor’s axing, says captain Brendon McCullum

New Zealand will not be distracted by the axing of former captain Ross Taylor ahead of their cricket tour of South Africa, new skipper Brendon McCullum said on Friday.

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