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Full Name
Robert William Blair
Born
June 23, 1932, Petone, Lower Hutt, Wellington
Age
92y 121d
Batting Style
Right hand Bat
Bowling Style
Right arm Fast medium
Bob Blair was a Wellington fast bowler who had the misfortune of playing in a poor New Zealand side. They lost 13 and won none of his 19 Tests, and Blair failed to take a five-for. As a lower-order batsman he was extremely erratic. He bagged three pairs, reached double figures in only two of his 34 Test innings, but managed to slap 64 not out against England at Wellington in 1962-63. Blair also famously held up an end against South Africa at Johannesburg in 1953-54, just after hearing that his fiancee had been killed in a train crash.
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Match | Bat | Bowl | Date | Ground | Format |
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New Zealand vs South Africa | 0 & 0 | 4/85 & 3/57 | 13-Mar-1964 | Auckland | Test # 560 |
New Zealand vs South Africa | 0 & 26* | 0/35 & 2/16 | 28-Feb-1964 | Dunedin | Test # 559 |
New Zealand vs South Africa | 5 | 3/86 & 0/48 | 21-Feb-1964 | Wellington | Test # 558 |
New Zealand vs England | 0 & 0 | 2/42 & 1/34 | 15-Mar-1963 | Christchurch | Test # 542 |
New Zealand vs England | 64* & 5 | 2/81 | 01-Mar-1963 | Wellington | Test # 541 |
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