Phil Mustard

He played for the Glenorchy Cricket Club, as well as helping and coaching young and upcoming players.Subsequent replays revealed that the ball would have missed the stumps; however, Mustard's appeals to be allowed to continue were controversially turned down by umpire Ian Gould.[5] Mustard had a quiet start to his debut tour, opening the batting and scoring 17 in a warm-up match against a Sri Lanka Cricket XI.Though falling early in the first, Mustard scored a rapid 40 from 24 balls in the second,[10] and kept wicket in a manner that Jonathan Agnew described as "slick and unfussy.Mustard retired from Gloucestershire after the 2018 season, and signed to play Twenty20 cricket for minor county Northumberland.
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