The
International Cricket Council (ICC) honored the New Zealand batting legend, Martin
Crowe, by including his name into cricket’s Hall of Fame on Sunday.
The
52-year-old Crowe became the third New Zealander after Sir Richard Hadlee and
Debbie Hockley and 79th in the world to be inducted
into the Hall of Fame. He received a standing ovation from 40000 fans at
Eden Park. He received the commemorative cap from Mr Wally Edwards, ICC
Director and Chairman of Cricket Australia. At that time, he was attended by Mr
Stephen Boock, New Zealand Cricket President.
The
induction ceremony took place at Eden Park during the innings break of the New Zealand-Australia
match in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.
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