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695:(who in 1965 had named his son Trevor after Goddard) he played all five Tests against the Australians, scoring 294 runs at 32.66 and having his most successful series with the ball, taking 26 wickets at 16.23. After the Australian second innings in the First Test, when he took his best Test figures of 6 for 53 to give South Africa its first-ever Test victory over Australia in South Africa, he was carried off the field shoulder-high by the jubilant crowd. Asked why the Australians had found Goddard's deliveries so hard to play,
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methods. In the Fifth Test, after
England had been dismissed for 155 in the first innings, Goddard batted for six hours and 10 minutes in scoring 99 and helping South Africa to a lead of 264; but the match was drawn after a second-innings recovery by England and rain on the last day. In 24 matches on the tour he scored 1377 runs at 37.21, with four centuries, and took 73 wickets at 19.71, including career-best match figures of 10 for 79 against Lancashire. He captained the team in five matches.
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consist only of players who would be touring
England later that year. The decision and its timing were widely unpopular. Peter Pollock said "it was no way to say thanks to a man who had been involved almost from the start in South Africa's rise to cricketing glory". Trevor Chesterfield described it as "cruel and unnecessary; an act which took some of the sparkle out of the 4–0 whitewash". The captain,
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the victory in the Fourth Test at Leeds, making 9 and 74 (in an opening partnership of 176 in four and a quarter hours with McGlew after South Africa had trailed by 20 on the first innings) and taking 2 for 39 and 5 for 69. On the last day he "bowled over the wicket without relief from 11.30 a.m. until the match was won at 4.12 pm", finishing with figures of 62–37–69–5. Summing up the tour,
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in the first four innings of the series, and although he made only 16, 17, 17 and 6, his opening partnerships with
Richards were worth 21, 52, 88 and 56. He took 9 wickets at 22.55, conceding only 203 runs from 126.3 overs, and taking the final three wickets of the Third Test to ensure South Africa's
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during the early part of the tour and spent time in hospital in Perth and
Brisbane, where an operation after the First Test relieved the condition. He scored 454 runs at 64.85 and took 11 wickets at 38.18 in the five Tests against Australia, and led his young side to a one-all result with three Tests
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In 23 matches on the 1955 tour, Goddard hit 1163 runs at 30.60 and took 60 wickets at 21.90. He played in all five Tests, opening the batting and, in two Tests, the bowling as well. In a series in which bowlers dominated, he took 25 wickets at 21.12 and made 235 runs at 23.50. He played a big part in
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A left-handed, classically correct opening batsman, Goddard was also a successful left-arm medium-pace bowler with 123 wickets at Test level. Among Test bowlers with 75 wickets or more, he is the most economical of all, conceding an average of only 1.64 runs per over. He enjoyed particular success at
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Disappointed with the way he had been handled, Goddard told the selectors during the Fourth Test that he would retire from Test cricket at the end of the series and would consequently be unavailable for the tour to
England in 1965. They later offered him the captaincy of the touring team, but he was
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to be relieved of the captaincy". He refused to do so, and they let him remain captain for the rest of the series. When he scored his only Test century, 112, in the Fourth Test, "almost the entire
England team moved over to congratulate this most popular player. The crowd rose for fully a minute. It
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described as "the unhappiest ever made by a party of overseas cricketers in
England". The team vice-captain to McGlew, Goddard made 220 runs at 24.44 and took 17 wickets at 24.35 in the five Tests, although a new restriction of fielders on the leg side prevented his use of his more defensive bowling
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Goddard "was obviously a cricketer of great possibilities"', he was mostly a "defensive cricketer": "When batting, survival at the crease was his main consideration, and when bowling ... he aimed persistently at or outside the leg stump to a field set suitably for those tactics".
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Goddard made his first-class debut for Natal against
Transvaal at Durban in 1952–53, opening the bowling and batting at number seven. In his third match he hit his first century, 100 not out against Eastern Province, and he finished the season with 433 runs at 43.30 and 18 wickets at 30.00. The next
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that followed finished with all matches drawn, although South Africa, despite being reduced at one stage to eleven fit men, had by far the better of all three matches. Goddard scored 233 runs at 46.60 and took 7 wickets at 20.28 (series figures of 140–81–142–7). He remarked at the end of the series
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agreed, saying, "Time and time again in the series, when a little boldness would have carried them through, they chose caution." Nevertheless, Goddard believed that, after the victory in the Fourth Test, "South Africa had at long last come out of its post-war chrysalis and had spread its wings as a
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in London, and on weekends during the 1962 English cricket season he played as the club professional for Great Chell in the North
Staffordshire League. He set a league record for runs in a season, scoring 1128 runs at 94.00, as well as taking 64 wickets at 12.15. He believed his season with Great
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When England toured South Africa in 1956–57, in another series dominated by the bowlers Goddard top-scored in four innings and led the South African aggregates and averages with 333 runs at 33.30, with a top score of 69. He also took 12 catches, which remains the South African record for a series
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Goddard's bowling was less effective against the Australians the following season, yielding only 7 wickets at 59.57, but he scored 284 runs at 35.50. He hit 90 in the first innings of the First Test, when he put on 176 for the first wicket with McGlew, a record against Australia. In the second
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Jean died of cancer in 1975. Goddard resigned from his position at the University of Natal in 1977 and took up lay preaching and missionary work. He conducted many missions in secondary schools. In 1978 he married a widow, Lesley. In December 1985, while driving alone near
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and New Zealand in 1963–64. His employer was unable to give him so much leave, and he was only able to tour because the cricket-loving director of a large Durban store offered him a public relations position and time off to play cricket.
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Goddard returned to South Africa for the 1962–63 season, scoring 723 runs at 65.72 with four centuries, and taking 19 wickets at 21.31, as "his medium-paced deliveries gave indications of new-found subtlety".
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Chell changed his attitude to playing. The clubs depend almost entirely on their professional, who must develop what Goddard called the "killer instinct".
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was an inspiring spectacle." Goddard finished the series with 405 runs at 40.50, and 6 wickets at 51.66.
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that "with the weather and the playing conditions in New Zealand you can't expect to play good cricket".
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1007:"Australians in South Africa, 1957–58",
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659:Goddard was appointed captain for the
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478:. Trevor played in the first XI at
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1666:South African Test cricket captain
1599:Elsegood, John (8 December 2016).
448:from 1952 to 1953 to 1965–66, for
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1489:J. McGlew & T. Chesterfield,
1417:. Sport in Greece. Archived from
115:6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
838:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2012
817:"Player Profile: Trevor Goddard"
1491:South Africa's Cricket Captains
864:, Purfleet, Durban, 1965, p. 3.
850:"A meeting of past and present"
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2297:South African cricket coaches
1627:"Trevor Goddard dies aged 85"
938:The Cricketer - Spring Annual
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171:19 February 1970 v
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1440:Woodcock, John, ed. (1981).
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1443:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1066:"Transvaal v Natal 1959–60"
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862:The Trevor Goddard Story
791:The Trevor Goddard Story
626:He suffered from severe
160:9 June 1955 v
35:Trevor Goddard (L) with
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450:North-Eastern Transvaal
16:South African cricketer
2287:Cricketers from Durban
1846:1955; 1956/57; 1957/58
1183:Short, pp. 108–9, 132.
932:Duffus, Louis (1955).
640:Test-winning nation".
1415:"Spinning at the Top"
1174:Short, pp. 18–19, 99.
712:Vintcent van der Bijl
645:series in New Zealand
464:Early life and career
418:Trevor Leslie Goddard
81:Union of South Africa
53:Trevor Leslie Goddard
2282:Northerns cricketers
934:"The South Africans"
782:Goddard, T. (1988),
334:5 wickets in innings
44:Personal information
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1605:Spectator Australia
1589:Goddard, pp. 79–86.
1515:Litchfield, p. 146.
1215:My Country's Keeper
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704:University of Natal
693:Peter van der Merwe
349:10 wickets in match
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1544:Goddard, p. 36-37.
1504:Cricket Grand-Slam
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1309:Short, pp. 186–87.
1204:Short, 1965, p. 3.
1131:1961, pp. 264–308.
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958:Short, pp. 23–24.
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