John Mills

Cricketer, New Zealand Test player

John Mills - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 3rd, 1905
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Debuted in international cricket for New Zealand in 1930. Played as a right-handed batsman and a bowler during his career. Participated in multiple Test matches, contributing significantly to the team's efforts. His ability to perform under pressure established a reputation within the sport, leading to a lasting legacy for New Zealand cricket.

Played in New Zealand's first Test match against England in 1930

Scored 1030 runs across 58 Test matches

Took 42 wickets in international Test cricket

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