Terry Jenner

Cricketer and cricket coach

Terry Jenner - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 8th, 1944
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Australian cricketer born in 1944, achieved recognition as a leg-spin bowler. Represented the Australian national team in the 1970s, making a mark during the cricketing era. Transitioned into coaching after retiring from professional play, imparting skills and knowledge to young cricketers, particularly in Australia. Contributed significantly to the development of spin bowling techniques and was involved with various state teams.

Played for Australia in Test cricket from 1969 to 1975

Coached various cricket teams, including South Australia

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