Happy B’Day New Zealand Bowler Geoff Allott
Happy B’Day New Zealand bowler Geoff Allott, Geoff’s full name is Geoffrey Ian Allott, Allott was born on December 24, 1971, in Christchurch, Canterbury. Geoff is a New Zealand bowler. His batting style is a right-hand bat, and his bowling style is left-arm fast-medium. it’s his 50th birthday.
Allott’s Personal Life :-
Geoff is a former New Zealand cricketer, he played 10 Tests and 31 One Day International (ODI) games from 1996 to 2000. Geoffs is married and has three children. Allott retired from all cricket in 2001 after a series of injuries.
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Geoff’s Powerful Bowlers :-
Potentially one of the most powerful bowlers of the 1990s. And Geoff Allott lost to a recurring back injury. which as he made his mark on the game nonetheless.
The simulation goes that his only world record was as a batsman. which he took 101 minutes in runless innings.
Allott also played a key role as and a left-arm medium-pacer in the 1999 World Cup. And coveting a new record of 20 wickets in the seam-friendly competition. And a figure later equalized by Shane Warne in an extra match. Had done it.
In his early days. And Allott attempted to become a top-notch speed bowler. Which later focused on swinging the ball.
The best part is that Allott had a big heart and acted selflessly on the most irresponsible pitches, and he was a fine batsman to match that long duck inning.
Allott’s International Career :-
Allott was a member of the bronze medal-winning New Zealand team at the 1998 Commonwealth Games. which was the only time cricket was including in the Commonwealth Games. Geoff Allott was a bust in the 1999 Cricket World Cup in England in May/June 1999.
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A great game for New Zealand A vs England in 1997 brought him back into the Test squad, and he bowled well beyond his figures in two Tests.