Michael bevan icon, the finisher: Michel Bevan, known as the first origin of world cricket, has been included in the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame (Micheal Bevan The First Odi Finisher). One of Australia’s greatest white-ball players, Bevan scored 6912 runs in 232 ODIs at an average of 53.58 and regularly chased his team to win his team. In 1996, the New Year’s day in SCG is one of the most memorable moments of the game, hit by the batsman to ensure a wicket win in SCG. Bevan is considered the greatest batsman of ODI cricket. In his ODI career, Bevan’s average has been more than 50. In his ODI career, this medium -order batsman of Australia managed to score 46 half -centuries as well as 6 centuries.
A Prolific Run-SCORER and one of the greenst white ball players of all time.
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Michael Bevan became known for the Australian team as a crisis batsman. Whenever the Australian team was close to defeat in the 90s decade, the batsman used to freeze at the crease and returned to the pavilion only after winning his team. Bawan Chinaman was also known as a bowler in his ODI career. In 1994, Bavan made his ODI debut, he played his last match in the year 2004
This innings made Michael Beavan the biggest match of world cricket finisher
In the year 1996, Bevan played such an innings on which he was known as the match finisher batsman in his career. In the ODI match played against the West Indies in Sydney, Australia had to score only 173 runs in 50 overs to win, but the West Indies bowlers wreaked havoc, causing Australia’s 6 wickets to fall for only 38 runs. From here the match was completely in the West Indies bag. After this, Bevan came to bat at the crease. Beavan batted struggling and took one, two runs and two runs continuously and took the team’s score slowly to the target.
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The bowler wanted to dismiss to dismiss Michael Bevan
When Bevan came to bat in this match, West Indies bowler Harper tried to do dishonesty. Actually, Bevan played a direct shot which went to the bowler in the air. Bowler Roger Harper caught the ball but in order to drive the ball came out of his hand. But the way Harper fell, it was difficult to find out whether the ball fell on the ground or not.
West Indies player started celebrating Bevan’s wicket, the umpire also gave the batsman a catch out. But Bavan was sure that the catch was left out of his hand, he refused to leave the crease, then it was seen in the TV replay, Bevan was right, Roger was missed by Roger Harper. Michael was unbeaten by scoring 78 runs off 88 balls in this match. He had gathered 6 fours.
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