Australian off-spinner, Nathan Lyon has achieved a momentous milestone in the world of cricket, becoming only the sixth player in history to participate in 100 consecutive Test matches.
Lyon’s accomplishment sets a new record as the first bowler to reach this remarkable feat. Joining an esteemed group of players, including Alastair Cook (159), Allan Border (153), Mark Waugh (107), Sunil Gavaskar (106), and Brendon McCullum (101), Lyon’s achievement is truly exceptional.
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Lyon reached this momentous landmark at Lord’s Cricket Ground, the very same venue where he was dropped from the Test format almost ten years ago during Australia’s tour of England in 2013.
Reflecting on his achievement, Lyon expressed his immense pride while lightheartedly attributing his lack of hair to the extensive amount of Test cricket he has played.
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Acknowledging the significance of a robust support system in maintaining long-term success, Lyon credited his family for their unwavering support and love.
He also highlighted the instrumental role played by his personal trainer, Tom Carter, who is also a psychologist, in his support network.
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Lyon emphasized the value of having open conversations and the ability to confide in Carter without judgment. The presence of such dependable individuals has greatly contributed to Lyon’s ability to sustain peak performance over an extended period.
Lyon’s incredible accomplishment serves as a testament to his exceptional skill, unwavering resilience, and unwavering dedication to the game of cricket.
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