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    Nov 5, 2019 · Feature. 'He was the one guy that went out and changed the wicketkeeping mould for all of us' Kumar Sangakkara, Brad Haddin, Alec Stewart and Alex Carey talk about Adam Gilchrist's...

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    Although not exactly of the same caliber, Brad Haddin was a fairly good replacement to Adam Gilchrist when Australia were looking for a dashing wicket-keeper batsman post Gilly's...

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  6. www.cricketcountry.com › articles › brad-haddinBrad Haddin: Gritty with the bat, suave with the gloves

    Oct 15, 2015 · When Gilchrist retired from international cricket in early 2008, Haddin was a well-established replacement. One would have thought that the ride would be easy for him at the top as it was for...

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  7. www.sportskeeda.com › cricket › top-5-australianTop 5 Australian wicket keepers of all time - Sportskeeda

    • Adam Gilchrist. Arguably the greatest ever wicket keeper batsman to play the game, Adam Gilchrist made his Test debut for Australia against Pakistan in the year 1999.
    • Brad Haddin. Remaining in the shadow of Adam Gilchrist for a major part of his career Brad Haddin finally made his Test debut for Australia against West Indies in the year 2008.
    • Ian Healy. Ian Healy made his Test debut after playing only 6 First class matches in the year 1988. Australia was performing poorly during that period and Healy’s entry provided a much-needed stability.
    • Rodney Marsh. Rodney Marsh made his Test debut for Australia in the year 1970 and had a horrendous outing in his first Test. Selected because of his abilities to contribute with the bat, Marsh was sloppy behind the wickets that urged the media to say he was probably wearing “Iron Gloves”.

  8. www.cricketcountry.com › articles › brad-haddin-14Brad Haddin: 14 facts about the ... - Cricket Country

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    • Move to Queansbeyan. When he was 12, Brad Haddin’s family had moved to Queanbeyan, located in south-east NSW. He began playing junior cricket there at the Queansbeyan Cricket Club at the age of 15.
    • Appearing for ACT. Haddin made his List A debut in the Mercantile Mutual Cup 1997-98 against South Australia. He was 20 then. Batting at No. 4, he scored only 6 and effected one dismissal behind the stumps.
    • Dismissed by Matthew Hayden on First-Class debut. After making a few sporadic appearances in List A games, he earned the prestigious NSW cap in 1999 just days before his 22nd birthday.
    • Finally, Australian cap. Haddin had done enough in the domestic circuit to merit a national selection but Australia then had Adam Gilchrist playing for them.

  9. www.espncricinfo.com › story › adam-gilchrist-onAdam Gilchrist on Brad Haddin's record-breaking keeping ...

    Aug 29, 2013 · Adam Gilchrist. 29-Aug-2013. Haddin's in the best form of his keeping career • Getty Images. Ian Healy used to liken a team's wicketkeeper to the drummer in a band: you sit up the back, keep the ...