Former New Zealand batsman, Hamish Marshall spoke to Blackcaps TV on the ongoing English domestic season.
Marshall made his debut for New Zealand in Tests in the final match of the series against South Africa at Johannesburg. He was up against the likes of Shaun Pollock, an in-form Makhaya Ntini and Jacques Kallis. While the rest of the New Zealand setup was bundled out, Marshall fought hard for his unbeaten 40 runs, batting at No 7. His 121-ball stay at the crease impressed many. Hamish himself calls it as the most memorable part of his career, as it took him close to an hour to get off the mark. But New Zealand didn’t pick him for next three years. READ: Hamish Marshall: A promising New Zealand career sacrificed for playing county