Vaughn Brown - for denying Richard Hadlee 10 wkts in an innings in Brisbane in 1985 - and also Stephen Boock and John Bracewell for putting on 124 for the 10th wicket in Sydney in the same series. Oh - and of course Brian McKechnie throwing his bat away after the underarm.
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I would immortalize Mark Greatbatch in stone.....if they could find enough stone to build a statue of him of course.....
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Fleming and Cris Crains...best allrounder NZ has produced ever
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Bond. Shane Bond. I don't think I have enjoyed fast bowling as much ever since he retired. Pace, swing, accuracy. He was perhaps the only bowler that instilled fear amongst an Australian side that seemed unbeatable in the 2000s.
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on (October 5, 2013, 9:45 GMT)
Fleming has the highest career runs for NZ, and he is the 41st in the world [Are you sure that's a good enough position to be immortalized?], Vetorri is the 17th highest wicket take ... bit closer than Fleming I suppose. Hadlee is 7th ever, and had been holding number 1 for a while during his time, and even after he retired till Kapil Dev dragged himself to that record. Hadlee had been up there and made the rest of the world talk about Kiwi cricket.
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Nathan Astle and Stephen Fleming!
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Adam Parore -best and most shapely wicket keeper
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Groff Allott.. the bowler of 99 world cup. (no offense warney)
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Glenn Turner, Richard Hadlee, Martin Crowe, Stephen Fleming for his good batting and brilliant captaincy. Perhaps Daniel Vettori, Jack Cowie, Shane Bond, Stewie Dempster and Martin Donnelly as well?
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Vaughn Brown - for denying Richard Hadlee 10 wkts in an innings in Brisbane in 1985 - and also Stephen Boock and John Bracewell for putting on 124 for the 10th wicket in Sydney in the same series. Oh - and of course Brian McKechnie throwing his bat away after the underarm.
Posted byI would immortalize Mark Greatbatch in stone.....if they could find enough stone to build a statue of him of course.....
Posted byFleming and Cris Crains...best allrounder NZ has produced ever
Posted byBond. Shane Bond. I don't think I have enjoyed fast bowling as much ever since he retired. Pace, swing, accuracy. He was perhaps the only bowler that instilled fear amongst an Australian side that seemed unbeatable in the 2000s.
Posted by PadMarley on (October 5, 2013, 9:45 GMT)Fleming has the highest career runs for NZ, and he is the 41st in the world [Are you sure that's a good enough position to be immortalized?], Vetorri is the 17th highest wicket take ... bit closer than Fleming I suppose. Hadlee is 7th ever, and had been holding number 1 for a while during his time, and even after he retired till Kapil Dev dragged himself to that record. Hadlee had been up there and made the rest of the world talk about Kiwi cricket.
Posted byNathan Astle and Stephen Fleming!
Posted byAdam Parore -best and most shapely wicket keeper
Posted byGroff Allott.. the bowler of 99 world cup. (no offense warney)
Posted byGlenn Turner, Richard Hadlee, Martin Crowe, Stephen Fleming for his good batting and brilliant captaincy. Perhaps Daniel Vettori, Jack Cowie, Shane Bond, Stewie Dempster and Martin Donnelly as well?
Posted byMark Richardson - in the famous cramps pose