Richard Hadlee steps down as New Zealand Cricket Manager : Cricket, News

Highlights

• Hadlee appeared in a total of 86 Tests for New Zealand, notching up 431 wickets at an average of both 22.29 and amassing 3,124 runs.

• A year 21, before winning the re-election to precisely the 18, Hadlee was chosen.

• NZC chairman Greg Barclay insisted the Hadlee has been a member of this board.

Cricket Sir Richard Hadlee has resigned from this post of manager of the New Zealand Cricket Board.

As per the cricket board rules, one of the two directors is required to resign by turning and Sir Richard determined that he would not look for re-election and was glad that his tenure coincided with bringing to the public.

“I have been especially impressed with the dedication and dedication within the plank towards making the game much more accessible and relevant for most New Zealanders – no matter gender, ethnicity, or Profession status,” ESPNcricinfo quoted Hadlee, as saying.

“I’d like to congratulate and thank the NZC Board for the service and passion on these matters; for the friendships developed along the way, and because of its very real progress it has made over the last few decades. It’s nice to have the ability to measure understanding the governance of this game in New Zealand is in such great hands,” he added.

Reflecting on Hadlee’s decision to resign from the post, NZC chairman Greg Barclay insisted that his experience would be surely missed by them in future and that the former has been a member of this board.

“Sir Richard is a highly-respected member of our High Performance Advisory Group, and a staunch advocate of bettering your women’s game. On behalf of the NZC Board and its directors, I wish him well for the future and look forward to seeing him around the cricket circles over the coming summer,” Hadlee said.

Regarded among the greatest all-rounders in the foundation of Cricket, Hadlee seemed in a total of 86 Tests for New Zealand, notching up 431 wickets at an average of both 22.29 and amassing 3,124 runs.

A year 33, before winning the was chosen.

Meanwhile, the NZC Board member Liz Dawson, who’s also needed this past year to phone stumps by turning on his time, has elected to stand for.

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