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squad and his memories of playing Sir Ian Botham  Stuart Broad:
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Richard Hadlee's days of tormenting England's batsmen may be
long gone but his record remains peerless amongst his
countrymen.  His tally of 97 wickets in 21 Tests against England
is still more than twice as many as any New Zealand bowler has
achieved, while he scored nearly 800 runs with the bat to boot
in a career spanning 1973 to 1990.  As England's preparations
for Saturday's opening T20 against the Black Caps continue, the
legendary all-rounder explained his hopes and fears for New
Zealand cricket, why rotation is a sensible policy and what it
was like playing in the same era as Sir Ian Botham...  But
Hadlee began by giving us his views on Stuart Broad, who proved
he's recovered from his bruised heel and is ready to lead
England in the three-match T20 ser