A minimal and productive wicketkeeper, and a hounded late-request batsman, Ian Smith succeeded Warren Lees in the New Zealand side in Australia in 1980-81 and beside a drawn out nonattendance through injury in 1981-82, was a customary for over 10 years from there on. His best hour came at Auckland in 1990-91 while, showing up at the wrinkle with New Zealand on 131 for 7 against India, he broke an exceptional 173 off 136 balls including 24 off one over from Atul Wassan. It was the most elevated score by a Test No. 9. In 1991-92 he held seven gets in an innings against Sri Lanka, resigning after the World Cup that equivalent season. He moved easily into the analysis box and presently ventures to the far corners of the planet in that limit.
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