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Bob Cowper, the first tendency to hit three centuries in the test cricket in the Australian territory, passed away at the age of 84 on Sunday after the war with the disease. He survived by his wife Dale and their daughters Olivia and Sera. Cowper, elegant stroke game, wrinkle patience and the ability to collect large points for Australia, famous for a highly talented left. The most important moment covering the 27 tests in his career was 307 strokes against England in MCG in 1966, the first three -century Australia, the longest in the game, also helped the landlords to protect the ashes.
In the 27 tests he played from 1964 to 1968, Cowper ran an average of 48.16, including five centuries before deciding to move away from the international jack only at the age of 28 to continue a business career.
For Victoria, Cowper played 83 first -class matches and made a significant contribution to a successful era for its own state. Cowper later served as an ICC match referee and became a reliable consultant for many people in the game. In 2023, he was awarded the Australian Order Medal for Cricket Services.
“We are very sorry to hear the passing of Bob Cowper, a big respected figure in the Australian jack.
CA President Mike Baird said, “At the same time, a significant contribution to the jack in other roles, including an ICC match referee, and his wisdom has always been searched for sharply. In this very sad time, Bob’s family, friends and former teammates, on behalf of the Cricket Australia, said.
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