His last ball four to take down the West Indies in an ODI at the SCG is one of Australian cricket’s most memorable moments, and now Michael Bevan has been rewarded for the entirety of his illustrious cricket career with inclusion in the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.
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‘Icon and pioneer’: Australia’s ODI great Michael Bevan elevated to Hall of Fame
- Batter finally inducted after committee reviews selection criteria
- Bevan acknowledged for revolutionising white-ball game
Michael Bevan has been elevated to the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame after a tweak to the criteria governing selection.
Bevan, one of Australia’s greatest white-ball players, scored 6,912 runs at 53.58 from 232 ODIs while routinely steering his side to victory in chases.
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