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Sir Richard Hadlee

"The master of rhythm and swing"

Sir Richard Hadlee played in 86 test matches for New Zealand over an eighteen year period. When he captured his 374th test wicket on the 12th of November 1988 against India in Bangalore, he became the world record holder. He went on to become one of the greatest all rounders in the history of the game, as he captured 431 test wickets & scored over 3000 test runs.

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Sir Donald Bradman

"Richard Hadlee was a left handed batsman who liked to hit the ball very hard. He was an accurate right arm swing and seam bowler with a good technique and fluent action, with an economic approach to the crease. He was the master of rhythm and swing."

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This is a story that will be enjoyed by more than just those who love the game of cricket. The Second World War ended in 1945 and Europe faced many challenges. By 1949 England was still recovering and rebuilding their severely damaged country. It was the “Age of Austerity” where food and fuel supplies were still being rationed.

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