Dean Jones
Dean Jones was a celebrated Australian cricketer and batsman known for his aggressive playing style and innovation on the field. He gained notoriety for his involvement in the rebel tours to South Africa during the apartheid era, which stirred significant political discourse.
Born on Mar 04, 1961 (64 years old)
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Australia:
Dean Jones was dropped from the Australian team before the 1992 home summer due to concerns about his form.
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Australia:
Dean Jones was axed from the Australian Test team despite a strong performance, which caused significant commotion.
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United Kingdom:
Dean Jones is the national director of St Vincent’s At Home, overseeing the AI trial.
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Australia:
Dean Jones remembered Stackpole as an outstanding coach who advocated for his elevation in the batting order.
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Australia:
Dean Jones was another younger player signed by Packer during the rebel tours controversy.
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