List of New Zealand Test Cricket Victories - New Zealand Test Dream Team

New Zealand Test Dream Team

1 Stewie Dempster
2 L.G.Hemus
3 J.S. Hiddleton
4 Roger Blunt
5 Ces Dacre
6 Dan Reese
7 A.B. Williams
8 A.H. Fisher
9 A. Downes
10 E.F. Upham
11 C. Firth

Chosen by T.W. Reese (1936)

1 Glenn Turner played in 6 victories
2 Bert Sutcliffe played in 0 victories
3 Stephen Fleming played in 31 victories
4 Martin Crowe played in 16 victories
5 Martin Donnelly played in 0 victories
6 John Reid played in 3 victories
7 Chris Cairns played in 16 victories
8 Richard Hadlee played in 22 victories
9 Ian Smith played in 16 victories
10 Daniel Vettori played in 26 victories
11 Jack Cowie played in 0 victories

Chosen by Harry Rickets (2006)

1 Glenn Turner played in 6 victories
2 Stewie Dempster played in 0 victories
3 Andrew Jones played in 6 victories
4 Martin Crowe played in 16 victories
5 Martin Donnelly played in 0 victories
6 John Reid played in 3 victories
7 Richard Hadlee played in 22 victories
8 Ian Smith played in 16 victories
9 Shane Bond played in 10 victories
10 Clarrie Grimmett played in 0 victories for New Zealand but 20 for Australia
11 Jack Cowie played in 0 victories
12 Alex Downes played in 0 victories

Chosen by Joseph Romanos (2008)

1 Glenn Turner played in 6 victories
2 Stewie Dempster played in 0 victories
3 Bert Sutcliffe played in 0 victories
4 Martin Crowe played in 16 victories
5 Martin Donnelly played in 0 victories
6 John Reid played in 3 victories
7 Daniel Vettori played in 26 victories
8 Richard Hadlee played in 22 victories
9 Ian Smith played in 16 victories
10 Shane Bond played in 10 victories
11 Jack Cowie played in 0 victories

Chosen by Richard Boock, Don Cameron, Dylan Cleaver, Ross Dykes, David Leggat, Jonathan Millmow, John Morrison, Don Neely, Joseph Romanos, Bryan Waddle (2009)

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