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la Peter Taylor. You'd have to say that Greg is better than Tim all-round, but that's probably not what we want from the position. We want the spin bowler to be an attacking one. Getting wickets in that middle session is almost as import ant as getting 0–20. I'd rather the wickets than 0–20." Matthews ended up being preferred to May for the one day final series. He bowled well but when it came time to pick the team for the fourth test, Matthews was overlooked in favour of May. May's excellent bowling in that test ensured he was picked over Matthews as Australia's off spinner for the tour of New Zealand.

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overs just about consecutively to keep us in the game and then ultimately tie it. Making his feat all the more noteworthy in the eyes of his fellow players was the fact that he wore two sleeveless sweaters throughout the day. Actually, he gave one to the umpire when he fielded and only wore them both when he was bowling. We just shook our heads in disbelief, because it was so hot with 90-degree humidity, but as usual Greg had a theory. He explained that nomadic herders in the desert wore woollen coats because they kept the cool air in, thus acting as a kind of air-conditioner.

1709:"I would like to think I still stand in the top two at worst", he said. "There was only Peter and myself in Adelaide as far as slow bowlers were concerned and we were the only two that went to the West Indies. Although I did not get a lot of wickets in the series last year, I like to think I contributed with bat and ball. I didn't have a lot of opportunities in the West Indies, which was a bummer. With the start of the new season, that's all gone. We are probably both on level terms and I guess whoever performs the best will be given the first opportunity." 1678:"Greg can be a bit too attacking for his own good", Border said. "He tends to toss the ball up a bit too much for this sort of wicket. Every time he threw the ball up, it disappeared, either along the ground or over the top. That's why he tends to go for more runs than he should.... Next time he gets into this situation, he should think of just trying to bowl maidens and letting them have a crack. On this sort of wicket, you've got to be firing in your stock ball and to let the batsman come at you a bit more." 720:'s batting partner when he was dismissed for 182 in his final Test innings. Chappell later said Matthews was the strangest cricketer he ever played with. "He came from a different background, spoke a different language, a surfie's language", recalled Chappell. "'Bro', 'cool' being a major part of his language. He didn't meet the stereotype of what an Australian cricketer looked like, spoke like, sounded like. And yet he had a love of the game that was as strong as anyone I ever played with or against." 1672:"If you are going to play a bowler you don't think is going to take any wickets, what's the point?" asked Border. "You might as well go the other way and play Steve Waugh because he's more likely to get a wicket or two. Greg took seven wickets at home and two or three of them came in the second innings in Sydney, when England was slogging. In the first innings, when we wanted to bowl them out, Greg couldn't. It's been a while since our spinner has really played a part in a Test match." 1121:"If he finds the crowd harsh here then he must remember he asked for it." said Jeremy Coney. "But crowds just can't be neutral about him", he said. Some applaud his behaviour and others didn't. His behaviour polarises the crowds here and he must expect some sort of reaction from those who don't like it. I just feel neutral about him—when he is batting I want to get rid of him, when he is bowling I want to hit him around the park." 1615:"I think the best balance is to play a spinner, which means that one of the quickies would have to miss out", Border said, adding that he was particularly impressed by Matthews' bowling in the Sheffield Shield final the previous summer. "He was a class above any one else I've faced for a long, long time – and that's anyone in the world." 1733:"Greg's spin bowling has been outstanding this season", said NSW captain Geoff Lawson. "Greg hasn't had that many bats so his 500-odd runs could easily have been 700 in the season. It is a surprise that he hasn't played for Australia because he has clearly been the best all-rounder around and his catching has been superb as well." 1740:"I have always believed I have been a good ambassador for Australia—that's what I enjoy most about touring—representing my country at the highest level", Matthews said. "There has never been a time in my career since I was picked for Australia eight years ago that I thought I couldn't get back into the Test team." 1816:"That wicket seems to be just what the doctor ordered for us," Border said. "It looks like it's going to play very well but hopefully assist the spinners. That's basically what we wanted to happen and I'm really happy with it. There's no safety-first stuff and we are going to go straight for the jugular." 1986:

in 1991–92. However, the distraction of having agents and pushing products unsettled his career, and he was "not so good that he can succeed in high company with giving his game everything he has". In the mid-1990s, Matthews was employed as a high-profile spokesman for hair regrowth company, Advanced

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was a great player. I think I averaged 41, the same as him, and he played in a team that rarely lost. I played in a side that rarely won. There's one reason why I didn't play more and the brothers know the reasons why I wasn't picked, and it wasn't because my bowling average was 48. I can't say why;

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was drafted into the Australian 12 for the second test and although Matthews took 4–25 against South Australia for NSW in a Sheffield Shield game prior to the test Warne was preferred to Matthews for the final eleven. Warne's 7–52 in the second innings helped Australia win the game and saw him become

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Matthews began the 1992–93 summer controversially when he was fined 25% of his 1992 players contract for appearing in a magazine crushing a packet of Benson and Hedges cigarettes. He was talking about giving up smoking but Benson and Hedges were a major sponsor of Australian cricket. Matthews' fining

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Matthews domestic form was excellent. In one game against Queensland he made 85 not out and 67 not out and took 6–63 and 5–70, making him only the seventh player to take more than ten wickets and score more than 100 runs in a Shield game. He was included in the initial 20-man squad for the 1992 World

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He was recalled to the Australian one day team for the WSC finals series in 1988–89, as a third spinner. However, he bowled poorly, going for 0–62 off 7 overs. "I felt sorry for him in a lot of ways", said Allan Border, "because I gave him a pretty tough task, bowling in that first 15 overs, and then

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If they ever pick Greg Matthews again the game is not fair. Matthews shouldn't have been in the side in Adelaide or Melbourne and that was proved when his captain didn't ask him to bowl a single over last Friday and Saturday. His appointment in the fourth Test ahead of Greg Ritchie was a disgraceful

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However, Matthews finished the summer strongly in the Sheffield Shield. He scored 87 and took 5–32 against Queensland, then scored his maiden century, 103 against Victoria. When asked about a possible return to the Australian side, Matthews said, "I think as little as possible about it. I used to lie

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Greg's a very different character. I played with him on debut, I captained him, but he's never been my kind of person. I don't know that he's anybody's kind of person for that matter. But, when it came to playing the game, he could play—he's dedicated, talented and he got the job done. The selectors

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as an international spinner. "They've both done a good job but I think Tim May is forcing the issue, he looks to be in really good form", said Border. "In Greg's favour is that he bats and fields better than Tim but we've got to make sure Tim is the man to take a few wickets in that middle section a

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Matthews struggled in the early part of the 1989–90 season and was made 12th man for NSW for some games. He eventually worked his way back into the side and had a strong season, highlights including 10–76 against Tasmania. His excellent bowling in the Sheffield Shield final against Queensland helped

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Allan Border was greatly pleased with Matthews performances that summer saying "Once he didn't feel part of the team, he fell he was a different sort of a character and others reacted that way to him. Now he feels accepted – his idiosyncrasies are not him being smart, we have found, and he now feels

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Matthews endured more controversy over the winter firing a toy pistol at a shop assistant. He was overlooked by NSW selectors at the beginning of the 1994–95 season. However, his club form was good and NSW struggled at the beginning of the season, so Matthews was recalled. Matthews had a reasonable

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In the Second WSC Final he took 10–0–37–2 to restrict India to 187 and saw Australia win the game by 7 wickets and the Finals 2–0 without the need for a third game. Matthews was voted Player of the Finals and it was a considerable boost to Australian confidence as the team completed a lap of honour

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Matthews travelled to Perth with the NSW team to play WA. Several players went out to a nightclub; Matthews stayed on his own and got in a fight, winding up in hospital. "To be out at 4am in the morning is not a good example for young cricketers", said NSW managed Neil Marks. Matthews had bruising

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Matthews bowled well domestically that summer—he took 5–61 against Tasmania, 8–56 against WA. and six wickets against Victoria. His innings of 78 in the Sheffield Shield final was the turning point in the game helping NSW beat Queensland. However, Matthews was overlooked for the Australian tour of

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He followed this up with 55, 51, 57 and 96 to draw the two following Tests and Australia won the series. Matthews topped the batting aggregates for the series with 329 runs. However, Allan Border said "Greg's role is to bowl and get wickets. He'll come under the hammer if he goes back to Australia

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the assembled army of journalists, almost to a man, uttered statesments of relief when they saw Matthews emerging from the pavilion at number seven. He was the man to stop the rot they felt. He duly made fifty and by dogged batting and a good deal of talking managed to stave off a second defeat in

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There were many heros throughout the exhausting five days of play, but with a doubt, the most unsung of them was Greg Matthews, who scored 44 and 27 not out and took five wickets in each innings. His stamina and resilience were absolutely staggering, especially on the last day, when he bowled 39.5

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He wasn't fitting in with the team. On many occasions he had breakfast alone, and he wasn't one to spend more time at a bar with the boys when there was a disco on hand. The "minor" things were causing a rift – his eating habits, his hair-style, his choice of clothes, or whatever, seemed to be an

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I could never analyse why, right from the outset, sections of the New Zealand crowds had taken a set against Greg. Perhaps it was his jaunty manner on the field. Perhaps he was a shade too successful for the liking of the more rabidly parochial Kiwi fans...You could never understand the mentality

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Matthews had recently applied to go on the dole but was ruled out on a technicality when it was discovered that he was playing in a McDonald's Cup match that week. "I don't care what money I get, man", Matthews said. "It's the buzz of playing for Australia that's got me. I'm not worried about how

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Matthews was told he was recalled to the Australian side to tour Sharjah for a one-day tournament, then took part in the Sheffield Shield final, where NSW beat Qld by one wicket. He capped off the season with news he had been picked in the squad to tour England for the 1985 Ashes. "I just didn't

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much they pay ... I'd do it all for nothing just to wear that green cap." However, there was some sad news for Matthews. "My old coach from the Rydalmere junior days, Gordon Nolan, is dead and I owe so much to him that I wish I could have contacted him this morning as both our dreams came true."

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He took three wickets in a shield game against WA, then scored 86 with 13 boundaries against the touring Pakistan side. He injured his hand while fielding in a game against Victoria. However, Matthews was then picked to play in the Australian team against Pakistan. He was chosen along with state

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finally saw Australia on top, but Border declared their innings on 514/5 with Matthews on 73 not out and Waugh on 79 not out after complaining about their slow scoring rate. In any case England had no trouble drawing the match on a slow, flat wicket, though Matthews did bowl the England captain

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said he "thought that Matthews's innings was a remarkable performance as he is fiercely competitive which is typically Australian. His batting was great and his overall performance was outstanding." However, there was controversy when Matthews was dismissed; he was given out lbw by umpire Tony

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Matthews did keep his place in the Australian one day squad. Highlights of the summer included 3–32 against the West Indies, 2–24 against England and 3–27 against England. Allan Border made a point of praising Matthews for his bowling in the one day matches at the end of the summer.

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took a huge gamble in making him captain, a gamble that unequivocally didn't pay off ... I thought on the field he'd be a very astute tactical leader. He proved me very wrong in that regard. I know him as well as anybody. I went for him in the final washup and it was a huge error.

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At the beginning of the 1993–94 season he pulled out of the NSW one day team for personal reasons and was sacked from the Sheffield Shield side, the first time he had been dropped from NSW in a decade. However, he was soon back in the side and took 4–82 and 7–99 against Tasmania.

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He was omitted in favour of Peter Taylor for the one day team. However, when Taylor fell injured Matthews was called up in his place and played a number of games. Highlights included 3–54 against England. He was eventually dropped from the one day team when Taylor got better.

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in 1992–93. "His performance over the past 12 months has been sensational", said Border. "He cops a lot of flak because his strike rate is not as high as some bowlers' but he's a 100 per cent man. It does come down to him taking wickets but I think he can do a job for us."

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Matthews later reflected, "It was an incredible relief that we didn't lose because we certainly didn't deserve to. Obviously it was an emotional high that's very hard to express in words. But I wouldn't say it was the high point of my career, simply because we didn't win.

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He was the first Australian player that century to score over 500 runs and take more than 50 wickets in one Sheffield Shield season. These efforts saw him voted NSW Cricketer of the year and earned him selection on the 13-man Australian squad to tour Sri Lanka in 1992.

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at 67/5 in the second innings with 307 runs required to make New Zealand bat again. He made his first Test century—115 off 229 balls with 10 fours and a six—and most of the 197 runs added with Border (152), a record sixth wicket stand for Australia against New Zealand.

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Greg Matthews joined me at the wicket to start an innings which was to 'make' him as a Test cricketer...I think we had all regarded him as a bowler who fielded energetically and could bat a bit. We'd misjudged him, and that century put the true all-rounder stamp on

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Matthews continued to be an integral member of the NSW side during the 1995–96 season. "Cricket's my thing", Matthews said. "I just love playing it. What can I tell you—it's just my thing... The mind is very willing and the body is still pretty strong."

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Some guys chew gum. Some chew their nails. Some abuse their team-mates. I played air guitar. I sang to the crowd. I sang to myself and I danced. I said things to the good sorts in the crowd. Can someone please tell me what's wrong with that? People say

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side Whitehaven Cricket Club for three seasons, starring in the club's 1981 league championship victory. At the conclusion of a successful season for Eastwood there was speculation that cricket may be put aside for Rugby, but he opted to play cricket.

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This ensured Matthew's selection on another short tour to Sharjah to play one day games against India, England and Pakistan. He and Peter Taylor would be the spinners. Matthews ended the Australian summer with a century for NSW against Victoria.

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Early in his cricketing career Matthews was regarded "as a bowler who fielded energetically and could bat a bit" and a "complete extrovert, dressing to shock". He was usually referred to as Greg, but his teammates nicknamed him 'Mo', "short for

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Matthews made his first-class debut over the 1982–83 summer. Scoring 123 and taking 3–48 for the state colts against Queensland saw him selected in the New South Wales side to play Western Australia in November 1982, replacing

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In addition to this, Matthews encountered embarrassment due to his association with the writer, Roland Fishman. Fishman had written a biography of Matthews in 1986 and accompanied him on the West Indies tour to write a book,

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Matthews was picked to play in Australia's one day team for the World Series Cricket competition that summer and was praised for his fielding, but failed to perform with the bat and ball and was dropped after two games.

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Australia won the series 3–0 and Matthews made 353 runs (70.60), his best Test series with the bat, though he only took 7 wickets (60.28). This effort earned Matthews selection on the 1991 tour of the West Indies.

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New South Wales to victory. "It's always nice to take wickets, the seven against Tasmania was a career best and a big turn on, and five in the final is a big turn on also", said Matthews. "They are all important."

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despite being offered $ 200,000 because "I didn't think $ 200,000 would make me happy and I had other things in life to do." He defended his former teammates who had decided to go and opposed the sporting boycott:

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Matthews began the tour well with 57 in a tour game. He was still nursing a shoulder injury from the WSC series but was picked in the first test team. "He is just too important to leave out", said Border.

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England made 592/7 declared and Matthews batted for 190 minutes for his 45 and 14 not out to see out the draw. There was some talk Matthews would become 12th man for the third test but he kept his place.

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inside his skull and spent several days in hospital. He decided not to pursue legal action. Matthews was unable to force his way back into the NSW team that season; they still won the Sheffield Shield.

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Matthews performed strongly for New South Wales over the 1987–88 season, including a career best 6–97 with the ball against Victoria. However, Australian selectors preferred Peter Taylor, Tim May and

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looked set to become the fourth. They made scores of 520, 445, 59/2 and 600/4 in the Tests and Matthews suffered with the other Australian bowlers, taking only two wickets (118.00) in the series.

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At the end of the tour Matthews had now played in five Test matches, but had only made 139 runs (19.85) and taken 7 wickets (45.28) and was far from establishing his place in the Australia team.

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Some enterprising runs from Matthews in a game against Queensland helped NSW get in the Sheffield Shield final. Matthews played in the final, won by NSW—their first Sheffield Shield in 17 years.

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thought he "was being punished largely for previous infractions and perceived attitude problems ... and straight away you could sense that a couple of guys felt their careers might be over".

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Throughout the series, Matthews was constantly booed by the crowd. "I suppose I am paying the price for my style of individuality after they watched me on TV in the series at home", he said.

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Matthews' performance in the tests impressed captain Kim Hughes. "He's very competitive, wants to bowl and bat", Hughes said. "If we had 12 players with the same approach it would be great."

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Matthews was unable to force his way back into a test team for the first three tests against the West Indies. But 88 against Queensland helped see him selected in the side for the 4th test.

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as India were bowled out for 397. Australia batted again and Matthews made 27 not out in Australia's 170/5, which set India 348 runs to win on the last day. Matthews dismissed Srikkanth,

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in a controversial stumping decision. However, his bowling was unable to help Australia dismiss the West Indies on the last day (he only took one wicket) and the game ended in a draw.

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in the 1980s "his dashing batsmanship and growing ability as a spin bowler suddenly elevated Matthews to a position of a national hero". He made centuries in times of crisis against

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The tour did not go well for Matthews who was fined $ 1,000 for disciplinary reasons. He was dropped from the squad to go to India and Pakistan for the 1987 World Cup in favour of

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was Matthews' personal manager and the Australian coach and though he had been supportive in his early career, but now wanted a more disciplined team and Matthews did not fit in.

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Crafter and when he walked off he indicated that he thought the ball had come off his bat. (Matthews later apologised to the umpire for the very public display of dissent.)

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Australia lost the Third Test when they collapsed to 103 in the second innings and lost by 8 wickets. Matthews had taken his then best Test bowling of 4/61, dismissing

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Matthews was selected on Australia's tours of New Zealand and Sharjah. For the latter he was to be one of Australia's selectors, a sign of how integral he had become.

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in the side Australia no longer needed Matthews as a spinner, he could not get a place on his batting alone and he never played for the Australian test team again.

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Instead of playing in the World Cup, Matthews went to Zimbabwe with New South Wales. He then represented Australia in the World All-Rounders Cricket Championship.

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He was always excellent for the shock-value element, but also a guy who could play better than he probably ever realised and who record as an all-rounder for

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as his manager, he soon became a wealthy man, endorsing a range or products, until he and Simpson fell out. He later set up cricket coaching clinics with

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In the third test he scored 34 and 14 as Australia lost. He was second in the Australian series batting averages after the captain with 247 runs (41.16).

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put England in to bat and watched them make 456. Greg Matthews was the most senior of bowlers, and had played as many Tests (17) as the others combined;

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In the First WSC Final Matthews was run out for 7 in Australia's 170/8, but returned an economical 9–0–27–3 to bowl out India for 159 to win by 11 runs.

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in cricket history. It was the second and last time that he would take five wickets in a Test innings and the only time that he took ten wickets in a

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This gave him 8 wickets (29.50), his best series bowling so far, but he had taken only 23 wickets (43.69) in 14 Tests to add to his 725 runs (32.95).

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behind the crank phone calls Greg received in New Zealand, the egg-throwing and the incident in Wellington where a toilet seat was thrown on the field

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competition for the University of Sydney team and had a bowling average of 11.04 for the 2008 season. On 24 January 2009, he bowled Australia opener

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Matthews returned to Australia as with improved all-rounder credentials and the Test team's first choice spinner. Despite high hopes of regaining

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Rain ensured a draw in both the first two Tests and in the Second Matthews had the unusual bowling analysis of 3–3–0–1 when he caught and bowled

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series and then saw New Zealand go 2–0 up. Fortunately Australia won the last two games and Matthews was Man of the Match in the Fourth ODI at

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Hair Studio, featuring in a series of advertisements in which he popularised the catchphrase, "Advanced Hair, yeah, yeah!" Fellow cricketers

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By the 1985–86 season, Matthews's eccentric personality was seen as making him a very saleable commodity. With the Australian cricket coach

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Since returning to the test team in early November, Matthews had taken nine wickets at more than 76 runs a piece while conceding 690 runs.

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won the toss and Australia declared on 574/7 on the third day when Matthews was out for 44. In the Indian innings he took 5/103, his first

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Matthews position in the side was confirmed when he took part in the short one day tournament in Sharjah. Matthews was the third selector.

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Matthews was omitted from the one day squad to tour India in 1984 and he was not offered a contract from the ACB for the following summer.

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Shane Warne and Tim May were very successful on the 1993 Ashes tour, and making breaking back into the Australian team hard for Matthews.

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Matthews was made 12th man for NSW's first game of the 1983–84 season—a delayed McDonald's Cup one day final. However, poor bowling by

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Matthews scored 139 against Victoria, one of his best ever innings with the bat. He took four wickets in the same game. NSW coach

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He was overlooked for Peter Taylor in Australia's one day side. However, he took six wickets for New South Wales against England.

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in India's only innings. He took 14 wickets (29.07) and made 91 runs (45.50) in the series, his most successful with the ball.

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Matthews played a key role in several Australian victories including 46 in a game against India and 1–27 against New Zealand.

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and Pandit as India collapsed from 200/2 to 291/6. His 40th over was the last that could be played in the match, bowling to

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1997–98 was his last summer of first-class cricket. His last first-class game was against New Zealand; Matthews scored 71.

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Matthews began the 1988–89 domestic summer strongly and there was some talk he would be able to get back in the test team.

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At the beginning of the 1991–92 series, Matthews said he thought he and Peter Taylor were the top spinners in Australia.

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He was picked in an Australian XI to play the touring English in Hobart then was picked in the squad for the first test.

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Allan Border said "Greg never really came on as much as we expected. But he's still young and has time on his side."

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It was later revealed Matthews had an off-field argument over a barbecued steak in Sharjah and was fined $ 1,000 by

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However, he failed to take any wickets in the first test and Allan Border began to think about replacing him with

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awake thinking about it a lot but I don't want the disappointment of not going and besides, NSW has a lot to do."

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Thereafter his career declined as the "effervescent and unorthodox" Matthews did not fit in with the rest of the

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He did keep his place in the one day team that summer. However, his place was threatened by the re emergence of

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The Test was drawn and Matthews was kept for the Fifth Test, preferred to Murray Bennett as the spinner. He was

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bowler; a staunch, correct left-hand bat; and a brilliant fielder. He is also a cocky, slightly zany character.

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had not proved to be a long-term success and Matthews was the only Australian spinner in the side, apart from

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Cricketer of the Year Award in 1970–71 and 1971–72. Coach Gordon Nolan was crucial to his early development.

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in 1990–91 he played only irregularly and was finally dropped in 1993. He continued to play with success for

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said Matthews "is the pick of the bunch at the moment ... he is the main man as far as spin bowlers go."

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Matthews was dropped for the rest of the tests. Steve Waugh played in two and Peter Taylor in the fifth.

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Matthews had an excellent tour. He took five wickets in the first tour game, and made 99 against Bombay.

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at the bowler's end. India needed four runs to win from the 6-ball over with only one wicket remaining;

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Matthews started the 1985–86 summer well with 184 against Tasmania. He then took 5–22 against Victoria.

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https://www.cricketcountry.com/articles/greg-matthews-eccentric-gritty-canny-and-tied-test-star-367192

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was injured. Kim Hughes seemed reluctant to use Matthews as a bowler in a game which Australia lost.

2642:"Australia triumphs on sad note as Lillee and Chappell leave Test arena Series win boost for Hughes" 1170:, a huge concrete bowl which radiated the intense heat, which rose to 50 °C with 90% humidity. 686:". Matthews enjoyed clubbing and ignored the midnight curfew imposed by New South Wales fast bowler 3944: 1492:

Matthews would remain out of favour with the Australian Test selectors for four years. Despite his

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for the Fifth Test, and made Matthews 12th man. The test was won thanks to the debutant spinner

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There was more good news for Matthews when he returned home: he won NSW Cricketer of the Year.

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for 5 with his first ball when Sydney University was playing Sutherland. In 2009 he co-hosted

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Cup. He took 5–61 against South Australia, 6–89 against Tasmania, and ten wickets against WA.

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The Third Test was a draw, Matthews taking 4/158 to dismiss Gavaskar, Srikkanth, Amarnath and

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This was backed up with 111 for NSW against New Zealand then 50 and 32 in the Second Test at

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took 15/123. Matthews was Australian's best bowler (3/110) and joined the Australian captain

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Greg Matthews was appointed captain of NSW for the 1996–97 season. Coach Geoff Lawson said:

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India were all out for 347, Matthews having taken 5/146 (10/249 in the match) in the second

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In the First Test, Matthews (130) came in at 166/4 and added 213 for the fifth wicket with

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and lost their second series against them in the same season despite several improvements.

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Matthews bowled well against Barbados and scored 54 against Windward Islands as an opener.

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Matthews was kept on as Australia's spinner for the First Test against the West Indies at

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2nd ball: Shastri took two runs, retaining the strike. Two runs required off four balls.

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Prior to his cricket career taking off, Matthews played Colts (under 20s) Rugby for the

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He made 35 batting at number seven and took 1/30, but Australia won by eight wickets.

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Matthews was selected in the Prime Ministers XI to play the touring New Zealand side.

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that "can't bat, can't bowl and can't field" Australia found itself in trouble again.

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He was not one of the three spinners chosen for the Fifth Test on his home ground at

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Matthews was selected as one of two spinners on the 1983–84 tour to the West Indies.

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Matthews responded with a good performance against Tasmania in the Sheffield Shield.

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in the first innings and bowling him in the second. With the bat he made 75, joining

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Matthews began the West Indies tour well with 95 not out and 4–57 against Jamaica.

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Australia lost the third and fourth tests. Matthews was picked in the fifth test.

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The Second Test began with three days of rain and Matthews did not bat or bowl.

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he came in at 109/5 and made 100 not out adding 46 for the last wicket with his

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Benson and Hedges Tests Series Official Book 1986–87 The Clashes for the Ashes

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Benson and Hedges Tests Series Official Book 1986–87 The Clashes for the Ashes

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However, the selectors preferred Peter Taylor and Shane Warne for the tests.

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Matthews kept his place in the test side. He took 3/40 in the Second Test at

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he mixed with the crowd and read a newspaper in the stands; "Matthews of the

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He took 3–41 for NSW in a day-night game against a touring New Zealand side.

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as "these were his socialising hours and the time he came to life", and his

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he was Man of the Match as he made 6 and 64, took 3/93 and 4/76 and caught

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Matthews was picked in the second test but was out-bowled by Allan Border.

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pp196-198, Allan Border, An Autobiography, Meuthen Australia Pty Ltd, 1986

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He played in two early tour games but was out-bowled by the other spinner

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Matthews is a tough, useful, determined little cricketer; a steady, flat,

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Matthews later hinted at politics being behind his lack of test cricket.

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He only played one game in the Benson and Hedges One Day Challenge. With

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Breakthrough as International Cricketer: Australia vs New Zealand 1985–86

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By this stage Matthews was well known for a series of TV ads he did for

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and played alongside Warne in the final eleven, replacing Mike Whitney.

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This test saw Australia lose their third Test in a row by an innings as

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was injured and again volunteered to open the innings, but also ran out

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series between Australia, New Zealand and India, who were the current

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p201, Allan Border, An Autobiography, Meuthen Australia Pty Ltd, 1986

4205:"Magnificent 130 tightens Australia's grip on Test Matthews egged on" 4110:

p200, Allan Border, An Autobiography, Meuthen Australia Pty Ltd, 1986

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hair and puppet movements...has a happy knack of winding up crowds".

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Matthews was kept on in the Australian 12 for the third test at the

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Around this time Matthews revealed he turned down two approaches to

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was a debacle as the Australian batsmen threw their wickets away to

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Matthews was overlooked for the 1989 Ashes in favor of Tim May and

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he had to bowl towards the end when their guys were wacking out."

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Matthews took 2/95 and 2/48 in his first test match, running out

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1st ball: To Shastri: no run. Four runs required off five balls.

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Matthews was picked in the Australian one day team. However,

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Greg Matthews: Eccentric, gritty, canny, and Tied Test star,

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He was Australia's most successful spin bowler that summer.

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threatened to resign if Australia did not win the four game

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Matthews batted at number eight and hit the winning runs at

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Matthews was also picked to play in the Prime Ministers XI.

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4th ball: To Singh: no run. One run required off two balls.

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was only the third country to beat Australia at home after

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Matthews toured Sharjah with the Australian one day team.

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He spent the 1983 winter playing club cricket in England.

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selection. He's got to be dropped from the Sydney Test.

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India vs Australia 1986–87 and The Second Tied Test

905:Matthews was picked to play the First Test against 799:think I would make it", said a delighted Matthews. 230: 214: 201: 186: 171: 160: 145: 129: 124: 114: 103: 95: 87: 79: 50: 40: 35: 4520:"Phillips discarded as selectors go for a 'keeper" 3948:Cricket Year Book 87, Telegraph Publications, 1986 3370:"CRICKET Wood and Lawson in doubt for fourth Test" 2504:"CRICKET: FOURTH TEST Pakistan in strong position" 2448: 2446: 1780:was criticised by several anti-smoking activists. 4177:"Mercurial Matthews 'too important to leave out'" 3812:. 28 December 1985. p. 10 Section: Section B 3784:. 28 December 1985. p. 10 Section: Section B 3664:"Times Sport NSW v NZ Spinners cut through Kiwis" 2922:"CRICKET Windies' pace cuts down Australia again" 2070: 2068: 2066: 2064: 2062: 2048: 2046: 1230:5th ball: The ball hit Singh on his back leg and 992:After the two Test series there was a triangular 7529:"SPORT Matthews: 'Welcome breath of fresh yeah'" 7178:"NSW puts final nail in Old's '93 Shield coffin" 6310:"S. Africa's tour of India changes ACB schedule" 4399:. 29 March 1986. p. 16 Section: REAL ESTATE 3230:"India beats Australia in one-day cricket final" 2754:"CRICKET Selectors stick with proven performers" 1079:Matthews scored 66 in a one-day game in Napier. 640:in that game saw Matthews take Bennett's place. 7501:"SPORT Blues call on Matthews to boost batting" 7066:"Australians able to put finals loss aside: AB" 3916:"Times Sport Matthews is now Border's best bet" 3424:"McDermott grabs berth in cricket record books" 2033:. Stanley Paul, cited by Abhishek Mukherjee in 1783:Cricket wise he scored 65 helping NSW beat WA. 1590:, and his 5–56 against Tasmania was his fourth 1444:, in what was described as "a shock omission". 1158:toured India at the start of the 1986–87 season 882:Greg Matthews' Test career batting performance. 6870:"Bouncer law lets weak batsmen in: Richardson" 3202:"Smith and 'the Motivator' to miss Ashes tour" 2207:"CRICKET Pascoe and umpire in bowling dispute" 1999:later went on to spruik for the same company. 1962:. In 2012 he began to coach part-time for The 6954:"Mark Taylor challenged to put up or shut up" 6506:"Lawson deals Thomson a double blow in match" 5918:"Boon, Marsh steer Australia to Test victory" 5303:. 13 June 1987. p. 9 Section: TIMES JOBS 4455:. 5 April 1986. p. 12 Section: Section D 3536:"O'Donnell gets Test-match fit to hold place" 2866:"CRICKET Smith and Matthews make Test claims" 2159:(SUNDAY ed.). 1 January 1984. p. 19 1794:Matthews scored 30 useful runs and dismissed 8: 4556:. 5 September 1986. p. 3 Section: SPORT 3508:"Matthews's haul oversteps the victory mark" 2263:"CRICKET NSW's long wait for Shield is over" 1881:summer, his form improving towards the end. 1643:he made 65 and 34 not out and 60 not out at 1160:. He and Ray Bright were the only spinners. 694:was "'live each day as if it's your last'". 28: 6226:"Matthews hits author of tour book for six" 3452:"Border says his team lacked staying power" 1477:extra reason why he wasn't one of the boys. 745:who was preferred in the first four tests. 7707:Cricketers from Newcastle, New South Wales 7682:Australia One Day International cricketers 7573:– via National Library of Australia. 7545:– via National Library of Australia. 7517:– via National Library of Australia. 7489:– via National Library of Australia. 7461:– via National Library of Australia. 7433:– via National Library of Australia. 7405:– via National Library of Australia. 7377:– via National Library of Australia. 7349:– via National Library of Australia. 7321:– via National Library of Australia. 7293:– via National Library of Australia. 7277:"Matthews adds shine to dull NSW fielding" 7265:– via National Library of Australia. 7237:– via National Library of Australia. 7194:– via National 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Australia. 3050:– via National Library of Australia. 3034:"McDermott named in squad for fourth Test" 3022:– via National Library of Australia. 2994:– via National Library of Australia. 2966:– via National Library of Australia. 2938:– via National Library of Australia. 2910:– via National Library of Australia. 2882:– via National Library of Australia. 2854:– via National Library of Australia. 2826:– via National Library of Australia. 2798:– via National Library of Australia. 2770:– via National Library of Australia. 2742:– via National Library of Australia. 2714:– via National Library of Australia. 2686:– via National Library of Australia. 2658:– via National Library of Australia. 2604:– via National Library of Australia. 2576:– via National Library of Australia. 2548:– via National Library of Australia. 2520:– via National Library of Australia. 2419:– via National Library of Australia. 2391:– via National Library of Australia. 2363:– via National Library of Australia. 2335:– via National Library of Australia. 2307:– via National Library of Australia. 2279:– via National Library of Australia. 2251:– via National Library of Australia. 2235:"CRICKET NSW steps closer to Shield final" 2223:– via National Library of Australia. 2195:– via National Library of Australia. 2167:– via National Library of Australia. 2151:"Apologetic Matthews seen in better light" 1748:Matthews was picked again for the tour of 988:Benson and Hedges World Series Cup 1985–86 27: 5974:"Aussies lose the plot but set to go 2–0" 5705:"Matthews and Taylor combine to bury Qld" 5677:"TIMES Sport Qld struggles to avoid rout" 4334:. 30 March 1986. p. 1 Section: SPORT 1563:Australia vs England 1990–91: Test recall 1076:in New Zealand's second innings of 16/1. 682:', which he always called when we played 6366:"NSW still hopeful, despite Vic revival" 5267:"Matthews: I turned down S. Africa tour" 5183:"Dropped by state, Sharjah berth a boon" 4666:"Indians argue about Ghosh's 'Not out!'" 3174:"This is the icing on the cake: Wellham" 1712:Matthews scored some useful runs in the 877: 6982:"All-rounder boosts claim to Test spot" 6674:"Matthews and Warne steal Test victory" 6086:"Aussies beat pace blitz for first win" 5946:"Matthews sits when he could make hits" 2008: 1182:and best Test figures, as he dismissed 7249:"Matthews out, but focus of attention" 7205:Andrew Webster, "What's the Go, Mo?", 6562:"Blues win in Sydney, but Perth final" 5778:"Second XI ready to shine for Simpson" 4875:"Twelfth man poses problem for Border" 1919:In September 1997 Matthews became the 592:Northern Districts Cricket Association 7010:"SCG wicket has Windies in the outer" 6842:"Blues' win 'first part of the plan'" 4548:"Matthews basks in the Indian warmth" 3636:"Border, Matthews take play to today" 3258:"CRICKET Border tips an opening trio" 1954:series alongside former Test players 1819:He made 79, but was hit for 2/169 as 7: 5834:"Come in spinner, miss out quick to" 4475:"Sport Matthews is true blue to NSW" 3748:"Manager backs Kapil over criticism" 3480:"Matthews savages Tasmania's attack" 3411:Daily Telegraph Cricket Year Book 86 2726:"CRICKET Newcomer, discard save NSW" 2403:"PM selects Hughes to lead his team" 2029:Martin-Jenkins, Christopher (1987). 1842:England in favour of Warne and May. 1586:Matthews continued to play well for 935:, which Australia won by 4 wickets. 551:in 1985–86, took ten wickets in the 7389:"Souths face stiff test at weekend" 6618:"Martyn in squad to tour Sri Lanka" 5155:"Australians surge with new spirit" 5099:"Australians surge with new spirit" 4987:"Broad's boost for Challenge final" 4447:"Jones looking for runs in Sharjah" 3146:"Matthews too busy for celebration" 3062:"Hilditch stars as Australia draws" 2615:Andrews, Crispin (16 August 2016). 1391:out of reach the selectors dropped 791:where Australia won by an innings. 582:During his youth Matthews attended 6758:"Game drawn but Aust takes series" 6282:"Blues romp home in FAI Cup final" 3888:"Amazing Australian form reversal" 3400:, Playbill Sport Publication, 1986 3006:"Matthews hits 88 before the rain" 2056:, Playbill Sport Publication, 1986 1938:Matthews continued to play in the 1925:Australian Cricketers' Association 1806:Australia's first choice spinner. 838:(29 not out) as Australia won the 555:at Madras and batted well against 91:180 cm (5 ft 11 in) 14: 6058:"May is a month too late to tour" 5481:"Matthews, Lawson eye Test berth" 5397:"Rice, Hadlee and Reeve in final" 4084:"A day that wasn't quite cricket" 3989:, Meuthen Australia Pty Ltd, 1986 2670:"Matthews out to show his mettle" 2440:, Meuthen Australia pty Ltd, 1986 2179:"CRICKET English selectors split" 1966:Cricket Club at all-age groups. 1516:were occupying the middle order. 586:Public School and played for the 19:For those of a similar name, see 6534:"NSW poised for an outright win" 5806:"Matthews, Reid get Test recall" 5071:"Australia's O'Donnell the hero" 1767:to give Australia a 16 run win. 1030:New Zealand vs Australia 1985–86 7692:Australian cricket commentators 7445:"Matthews misses NSW team spot" 7122:"Matthews turns the tide on WA" 5509:"Matthews spins into Cup squad" 4646:. 24 September 1986. p. 44 4601:. 23 September 1986. p. 20 4391:"Border sees Tests as priority" 4363:"Matthews' mail is not all bad" 4149:"Bright day's work for Aussies" 3832:"Fitness doubts sideline Kiwis" 2106:Ermington Public School Website 2094:Ermington Public School History 2082:, Stanley Paul and Co Ltd, 1987 6646:"Matthews top cricketer again" 5191:. 25 February 1987. p. 38 4939:. 17 December 1986. p. 42 4911:. 14 December 1986. p. 19 4883:. 10 December 1986. p. 50 4799:. 30 November 1986. p. 21 4771:. 17 November 1986. p. 20 4743:. 16 November 1986. p. 21 4233:"McDermott fit for third Test" 4213:. 23 February 1986. p. 19 4185:. 21 February 1986. p. 20 4157:. 18 February 1986. p. 22 4129:. 14 February 1986. p. 22 4092:. 13 February 1986. p. 26 4064:. 12 February 1986. p. 44 4036:. 11 February 1986. p. 20 4008:. 10 February 1986. p. 24 3672:. 17 November 1985. p. 28 3644:. 12 November 1985. p. 22 3625:, Telegraph Publications, 1986 3600:. 11 November 1985. p. 20 3460:. 4 September 1985. p. 45 3413:, Telegraph Publications, 1985 3098:. 26 February 1985. p. 22 2790:. 29 February 1984. p. 42 2568:. 31 December 1983. p. 24 2540:. 30 December 1983. p. 16 2512:. 28 December 1983. p. 34 2411:. 22 December 1983. p. 20 2383:. 22 December 1983. p. 20 2355:. 21 December 1983. p. 48 2243:. 22 February 1983. p. 24 2215:. 17 December 1982. p. 26 2187:. 11 November 1982. p. 30 1823:made 277 in the tourists 606. 1629:and 2/26 in the Third Test at 1: 7417:"Matthews 'fired toy pistol'" 6786:"Test team wide open: Border" 5517:. 16 January 1989. p. 20 5425:"GREG PLUGS ON AS BLUES FADE" 5135:. 9 February 1987. p. 18 5107:. 2 February 1987. p. 18 5079:. 29 January 1987. p. 16 5051:. 16 January 1987. p. 18 4855:. 4 December 1986. p. 24 4827:. 1 December 1986. p. 22 4702:. 6 November 1986. p. 28 4674:. 17 October 1986. p. 24 4419:"Matthews got his due: Coney" 3967:. 10 February 1986. p. 1 3924:. 9 February 1986. p. 20 3868:. 13 January 1986. p. 25 3720:"Trying time on placid pitch" 3700:. 24 November 1985. p. 1 3572:. 8 November 1985. p. 28 3544:. 1 November 1985. p. 24 3516:. 5 November 1985. p. 28 3488:. 27 October 1985. p. 31 3352:, The Kingswood Press, 1985, 3070:. 28 December 1984. p. 1 3042:. 18 December 1984. p. 1 3014:. 9 December 1984. p. 29 2762:. 20 January 1984. p. 16 2734:. 14 January 1984. p. 42 2706:. 12 January 1984. p. 18 2678:. 12 January 1984. p. 18 2319:"A double act sinks Pakistan" 2299:. 12 October 1983. p. 44 1855:I'm going to write it myself. 1052:toured New Zealand in 1985–86 590:, where he won the Under 11s 512:(born 15 December 1959) is a 510:Gregory Richard John Matthews 153:26 December 1983 v 45:Gregory Richard John Matthews 7602:"The Home of CricketArchive" 7333:"Matthews's career in doubt" 7094:"Perplexing debut situation" 5023:. 7 January 1987. p. 30 4995:. 6 January 1987. p. 18 4967:. 1 January 1987. p. 16 4694:"Test berth for Merv Hughes" 4261:"Matthews puts NZ in a spin" 3728:. 1 December 1985. p. 1 2650:. 7 January 1984. p. 38 2596:. 6 January 1984. p. 16 1279:Australia vs England 1986–87 1166:He played the First Test at 190:18 January 1993 v 6450:"Qld falls to spin nemesis" 5127:"No answer to Botham's bat" 4931:"Border wants 13-man squad" 4735:"Botham blasts our bowlers" 4724:, The Kingswood Press, 1987 4483:. 23 April 1986. p. 43 4371:. 26 March 1986. p. 36 4297:. 17 March 1986. p. 24 3432:. 6 August 1985. p. 18 3210:. 21 March 1985. p. 28 3182:. 20 March 1985. p. 44 3154:. 14 March 1985. p. 26 2930:. 30 April 1984. p. 17 2902:. 28 April 1984. p. 45 2874:. 16 April 1984. p. 21 2846:. 27 March 1984. p. 24 2291:"CRICKET SA Shield sponsor" 1771:and doesn't take wickets." 734:1983/84 Tour of West Indies 632:1983/84: National Selection 179:8 January 1984 v 164:6 January 1993 v 7723: 7697:New South Wales cricketers 6898:"The Canberra Times Sport" 6590:"Matthews 'key to Shield'" 5275:. 1 April 1987. p. 34 5247:. 9 March 1987. p. 17 5211:"Everyone fit for Sharjah" 5015:"Taylor: is it a mistake?" 4241:. 7 March 1986. p. 24 4056:"Bright gets skipper post" 3378:. 29 July 1985. p. 21 3126:. 2 March 1985. p. 54 2986:. 17 July 1984. p. 18 2818:. 2 March 1984. p. 20 2271:. 9 March 1983. p. 46 2076:Christopher Martin-Jenkins 1342:In the Second Test at the 1301:Christopher Martin-Jenkins 1094:(0) with the score on 73. 946:Australia vs India 1985–86 671:Christopher Martin-Jenkins 574:until he retired in 1997. 202:Domestic team information 125:International information 18: 7687:Australia Test cricketers 7210:accessed 19 December 2012 6142:"Border's belated attack" 3985:pp189-190, Allan Border, 3322:. 3 June 1985. p. 20 3294:. 1 June 1985. p. 52 2136:28 September 2007 at the 2124:28 September 2007 at the 758:in the second innings as 644:teammate Murray Bennett. 493: 489: 235: 226: 209: 206: 197: 146:Test debut (cap 5043:"Wellham likely to open" 4528:. 1 May 1986. p. 30 3266:. 5 May 1985. p. 25 2958:. 1 May 1984. p. 18 2838:"CRICKET Barbados fades" 2491:Out of My Comfort Zone, 2474:Out of My Comfort Zone, 2458:Out of My Comfort Zone, 1950:televisions coverage of 1752:and here he did better. 1528:for their spin options. 1210:, with India's last man 1188:Krishnamachari Srikkanth 1018:Melbourne Cricket Ground 619:, who was on test duty. 610:1982/83: State Selection 172:ODI debut (cap 7557:"a coffee with Henry s" 5593:"Matthews replaces May" 5453:"Matthews in PM's team" 3409:p113, Michael Milford, 3396:pp32-33, Rod Nicolson, 2140:(accessed 19 June 2006) 2108:(accessed 19 June 2006) 1535:1988–89: One Day Recall 1359:for a first ball duck. 1100:The Australian captain 7639:, Michael Joseph, 2006 7637:Out of My Comfort Zone 7620:Out of My Comfort Zone 7589:Out of My Comfort Zone 5737:Out of My Comfort Zone 5537:"Aussies out of steam" 5356:Out of My Comfort Zone 5327:Out of My Comfort Zone 5239:"Century may cost Vic" 4959:"Matthews on the rack" 4720:p51, Frances Edmonds, 4638:"Phew, that was close" 4625:Out of My Comfort Zone 4580:Out of My Comfort Zone 4507:Out of My Comfort Zone 3942:p82, Michael Melford, 3618:p57, Michael Milford, 2131:Rydalmere Cricket Club 2099:24 August 2006 at the 1923:representative of the 1912: 1857: 1744:1992 Tour of Sri Lanka 1639:In the Fourth Test at 1584: 1490: 1433: 1385: 1305: 1154: 1048: 968:In the Second Test at 883: 828:One Day Internationals 815:Matthews then went to 675: 601:and was a pro for the 588:Rydalmere Cricket Club 7702:Australian cricketers 7622:, Michel Joseph, 2006 7591:, Michel Joseph, 2006 5739:, Michel Joseph, 2006 5649:"NSW in Shield final" 5358:, Michel Joseph, 2006 5329:, Michel Joseph, 2006 4627:, Michel Joseph, 2006 4582:, Michel Joseph, 2006 4509:, Michel Joseph, 2006 3692:"Spinners score runs" 2560:"Matthews apologises" 1907: 1847: 1811:Sydney Cricket Ground 1755:In the First Test at 1566: 1473: 1427:When I'm in Sharjah ( 1425: 1380: 1282: 1186:(caught and bowled), 1139: 1106:One Day International 1033: 881: 845:In the Third Test at 658: 7473:"One game for Warne" 6254:"Fielding 'the key'" 6198:"INSIDE TIMES Sport" 4722:Cricket XXXX Cricket 3959:"Border is jubilant" 3623:Cricket Year Book 87 3350:An Australian Summer 2052:p28, Garry Linnell, 1940:Sydney Grade Cricket 1761:Ranjith Madurasinghe 1470:Test Exile:1987–1990 1436:1987 Tour to Sharjah 1429:United Arab Emirates 1241:after a loud appeal. 564:Australian Test team 414:5 wickets in innings 36:Personal information 16:Australian cricketer 4791:"POMS ON TOP AGAIN" 4593:"TEST: IT'S A TIE!" 4326:"Rabbitoh rampage!" 3945:The Daily Telegraph 2493:Michel Joseph, 2006 2476:Michel Joseph, 2006 2460:Michel Joseph, 2006 1895:Advance Hair Studio 1658:1990–91 West Indies 1378:wrote in a column: 1362:The Fourth Test at 1273:Mohammad Azharuddin 776:Matthews dismissed 754:He was a makeshift 708:Australian captain 599:Eastwood Rugby Club 530:left-handed batsman 432:10 wickets in match 119:Batting all rounder 32: 7534:The Canberra Times 7506:The Canberra Times 7478:The Canberra Times 7450:The Canberra Times 7422:The Canberra Times 7394:The Canberra Times 7366:The Canberra Times 7338:The Canberra Times 7310:The Canberra Times 7282:The Canberra Times 7254:The Canberra Times 7226:The Canberra Times 7183:The Canberra Times 7155:The Canberra Times 7127:The Canberra Times 7099:The Canberra Times 7071:The Canberra Times 7043:The Canberra Times 7015:The Canberra Times 6987:The Canberra Times 6959:The Canberra Times 6931:The Canberra Times 6903:The Canberra Times 6875:The Canberra Times 6847:The Canberra Times 6819:The Canberra Times 6791:The Canberra Times 6763:The Canberra Times 6735:The Canberra Times 6707:The Canberra Times 6679:The Canberra Times 6651:The Canberra Times 6623:The Canberra Times 6595:The Canberra Times 6567:The Canberra Times 6539:The 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