Brian Statham

Brian Statham

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Brian Statham was an accomplished English fast bowler known for his precision and effectiveness on the field, who played a key role in the 1955 test match against New Zealand, taking crucial wickets that led to New Zealand's record low score of 26. His contributions to cricket have left a lasting legacy in the sport.

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India India: His pace unsettled Australian batters on home pitches, with Brian Statham’s outswing acting as support. 6

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The Times of India: Ashes: Bazball reaches its endgame Down Under; England's hopes hinge on raw pace to recreate Bodyline | Cricket News

New Zealand New Zealand: Brian Statham was the bowler who dismissed Geoff Rabone leg-before. 6

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Black Caps’ record low score of 26 remembered 70 years on