New Zealand Cricket Annual Report 2010 - 2011

Retirements
Scott Styris
Scott Styris retired from International Cricket on 23 June 2011, finishing
a 12-year career with the BLACKCAPS.
The Northern Knights all-rounder played his first match on the 1999 tour
of India and his last in the semi final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011
against Sri Lanka.
Highlights of Scott Styris’s career include winning the ICC Champions
Trophy in 2000 in Kenya and the history making New Zealand Test series
in the West Indies in 2002 as career highlights. A memorable debut
came in the second Test of that series with Styris, batting at number
eight, hitting a century that helped the team to a draw and ultimately
clinch the series.
Scott Styris has been a key part of the BLACKCAPS unit with both bat
and ball and is well known for his competitive attitude.
Test summary:
Matches 29
Runs 1,586
Batting average 36.04
Wickets 20
Bowling average 50.75
ODI bowling summary:
Matches 188
Runs 4,483
Batting average 32.48
Wickets 137
Bowling average 35.32
T20I bowling summary:
Matches 31
Runs 578
Batting average 21.40
Wickets 18
Bowling average 19.38
Aimee Watkins
White Ferns captain Aimee Watkins announced her retirement from all
cricket in July.
She departed the international scene aged 28, after playing two Tests,
103 One Day Internationals and 36 Twenty20s after making her debut in
a one-day match against Australia at Adelaide in 2002.
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