Sydney, July 22 (Ians) Cricket Australia expressed its profound grief at the sad demise of former Australian and Nsw wicketkeeper Brian Taber.
Taber, who played 16 Test matches for Australia between 1966/70, passed away on Friday aged 83. Widely regarded as one of the best wicketkeepers to represent Australia, Taber was renowned for his impeccable glovework and calm demeanour behind the stumps.
On Test debut against South Africa in Johannesburg, Taber took seven catches and a stumping. He went on to accumulate 56 catches and four stumpings and made 353 runs at 16.04 with a top score of 48.
Raised in Wollongong, Taber was a stalwart of the Nsw team from 1964/65 to 1973/74 playing 129 first-class games. He captained his state on several occasions, recorded one first-class century and was a member of the Nsw Cricket Hall of Fame.
After his playing career, Taber was a generous and widely popular contributor to Australian Cricket filling many roles including as Nsw...
Taber, who played 16 Test matches for Australia between 1966/70, passed away on Friday aged 83. Widely regarded as one of the best wicketkeepers to represent Australia, Taber was renowned for his impeccable glovework and calm demeanour behind the stumps.
On Test debut against South Africa in Johannesburg, Taber took seven catches and a stumping. He went on to accumulate 56 catches and four stumpings and made 353 runs at 16.04 with a top score of 48.
Raised in Wollongong, Taber was a stalwart of the Nsw team from 1964/65 to 1973/74 playing 129 first-class games. He captained his state on several occasions, recorded one first-class century and was a member of the Nsw Cricket Hall of Fame.
After his playing career, Taber was a generous and widely popular contributor to Australian Cricket filling many roles including as Nsw...
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