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New Zealand cricketer
Shayne O'Connor
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Full name
| Shayne Barry O'Connor
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Born
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1973-11-15
)
15 November 1973
(age 50)
Hastings
,
Hawke's Bay
, New Zealand
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Batting
| Left-handed
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Bowling
| Left-arm fast-medium
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National side
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Test debut (cap
202
)
| 18 September 1997 v
Zimbabwe
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Last Test
| 8 November 2001 v
Australia
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ODI debut (cap
103
)
| 20 May 1997 v
Sri Lanka
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Last ODI
| 4 November 2000 v
South Africa
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Years
| Team
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1994/95?1995/96
| Central Otago
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1994/95?2002/03
| Otago
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Shayne Barry O'Connor
(born 15 November 1973) is a former New Zealand international
cricketer
, who played in 19
Test matches
and 38
One Day Internationals
between 1997 and 2001.
[1]
After playing domestically for
Otago
between the 1994?95 and 2002?03 seasons, he retired from professional cricket after the
2003 Cricket World Cup
.
[2]
O'Connor was born at
Hastings
in the
Hawke's Bay Region
into a farming family. He was educated at
Napier Boys' High School
.
[3]
[4]
He played for
Central Districts
age-group sides and the
national under-19 side
before making his senior representative debut for Otago during the 1994?95 season. In a career which lasted until the end of the 2002?03 season, O'Connor played in 78 top-level matches for Otago, taking 230 wickets for the side in
first-class
and
List A
matches. He also played
Hawke Cup
cricket for
Central Otago
.
[5]
O'Connor played 57 times for the
New Zealand national cricket team
, including taking a
five-wicket haul
in the semi-final of the
2000 ICC KnockOut Trophy
.
[6]
He retired from cricket at the age of 29 in 2003, opting to take up an opportunity to establish a business at
Alexandra
in
Central Otago
.
[7]
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