Famous Cricketers No 79 - Richard Hadlee

246. NEW ZEALAND v AUSTRALIA, Christchurch, March 22 (New Zealand won by 53 runs) c G.M.Ritchie b S.P.Davis 11 258-7 10 2 36 2 G.M.Ritchie c M.D.Crowe 205 S.R.Waugh b 247. NEW ZEALAND v AUSTRALIA, Wellington, March 26 (Australia won by three wickets) run out 7 229-9 9.3 3 26 1 W.B.Phillips lbw 232-7 248. NEW ZEALAND v AUSTRALIA, Auckland, March 29 (Australia won by 44 runs) c G.R.J.Matthews b S.P.Davis 40 187-9 8.5 0 35 2 R.J.Bright b 231 B.A.Reid b SEASON’S AVERAGES Batting and Fielding M I NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct Internationals 4 4 1 79 40 26.33 - - - Career 248 212 42 3997 100* 23.51 1 11 79 Bowling O M R W BB Ave 4i Internationals (6b) 37.2 10 112 9 4-15 12.44 1 Career (6b) 1930.2 362 } 6524 367 6-12 17.77 14 (8b) 122.6 11 1986 - in England and New Zealand in England Despite a wonderful performance by Hadlee in the NatWest Bank Trophy quarter-final against Surrey at The Oval, Nottinghamshire still lost by 46 runs. Surrey were in trouble at 72 for 5 – four wickets to Hadlee – but although they managed to make 204 for 9, the New Zealander ended with truly magnificent figures of 12-4-17-5. When Nottinghamshire batted Hadlee made 55 in fine style but received little support. Hadlee also displayed his talents as an all-rounder in the Benson and Hedges Cup. Against Lancashire he made 37 and returned figures of 4 for 53; then in the game with Essex he took 2 for 30 and scored 61* in only 57 balls, hitting three sixes and six fours. However, despite Hadlee’s brave efforts during the summer, Nottinghamshire still ended the season without a trophy in any of the four major domestic competitions. Own Team O M R W Opp Ct Total Total 249. Nottinghamshire v Middlesex (JPL), Lord’s, May 4 (Nottinghamshire won by 46 runs) did not bat - 237-2 7 0 29 0 191 250. Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire (BHC), Trent Bridge, May 10, 12 (Nottinghamshire won by 8 runs) c P.J.Hartley b A.Sidebottom 16 227-6 11 2 32 1 S.N.Hartley b 219-8 251. Nottinghamshire v Warwickshire (JPL), Trent Bridge, May 11 (Warwickshire won by 48 runs) c G.J.Lord b T.A.Munton 9 188 8 0 43 0 236-6 252. Nottinghamshire v Scotland (BHC), Trent Bridge, May 13 (Nottinghamshire won by eight wickets) did not bat - 170-2 11 2 30 1 I.L.Philip c E.E.Hemmings 166-6 253. Nottinghamshire v Worcestershire (BHC), Worcester, May 15 (Worcestershire won by eight wickets) c M.J.Weston b R.K.Illingworth 16 218-7 9.1 5 22 2 M.J.Weston b 219-2 D.B.D’Oliveira c C.E.B.Rice 254. Nottinghamshire v Lancashire (BHC), Liverpool, May 17, 19 (Nottinghamshire won by 20 runs) b D.J.Makinson 37 263-7 11 0 53 4 G.Fowler c B.C.Broad 243-8 1 G.D.Mendis c B.N.French C.Maynard c and b M.Watkinson c B.C.Broad 255. Nottinghamshire v Sussex (JPL), Trent Bridge, May 18 (Sussex won by one wicket) b A.N.Jones 2 198-8 8 0 40 0 203-9 256. Nottinghamshire v Essex (BHC), Chelmsford, May 28, 29 (Nottinghamshire won by three wickets) not out 61 196-7 11 1 30 2 B.R.Hardie c J.D.Birch 195-9 K.W.R.Fletcher b 257. Nottinghamshire v Hampshire (JPL), Southampton, June 1 (Nottinghamshire won by seven wickets) not out 4 200-3 8 0 31 1 C.G.Greenidge b 197-5 1 125