Mark Taylor AO

Voted Australia's most admired sportsperson by Inside Sport magazine, Mark Taylor AO, has broken many world records during his distinguished career including his then-record equalling 334 not out in the second Test against Pakistan at Peshawar in October, 1998. He made history with his 12-hour innings match where he made 32 fours and one six, making him Australia's highest run scorer in Test cricket along with Sir Donald Bradman. During his career, Mark played 104 test for Australia including 50 as Captain, he scored 7,525 runs and 157 catches as a slips fieldsman. Inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame and appointed an AO, Mark currently serves as a board member of Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia.

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Mark Taylor AO has been voted Australia's most admired sportsperson by Inside Sport magazine.
During his illustrious career he broke many world records including his then-record equalling 334 not out in the second Test against Pakistan at Peshawar in October, 1998.
His history-making, 12-hour innings, consisting of 564 balls which included 32 fours and one six, making him Australia's highest run scorer in Test cricket with Sir Donald Bradman.
Mark played 104 Tests for Australia, 50 as captain, scoring 7,525 runs at 43.50 and 157 catches as a slips fieldsman.
He was inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame and was appointed an Officer in the General Division of the Order of Australia.
He serves as a board member of Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia.

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