Allan Robert Border AO [1] (born 27 July 1955) is an Australian former international cricketer and current cricket commentator. A batsman, Border was for many years the captain of the Australian team, and …

His importance to the game is recognised annually when the Australian Player of the Year receives the Allan Border Medal.

A left-handed batsman and bowler, Border grew up in Sydney and entered first-class cricket in 1977. He played his first Test match in Melbourne in 1978–79, captained the Queensland team in 1983–84, …

Every year, players are awarded the Allan Border medal for being the best. He has a whole host of records that has now been surpassed.

One of Australia's greatest captains, Allan Border held many records. At the time of his retirement, he had featured in more Tests, more consecutive Tests, more Tests as captain and more catches than …

A reluctant leader, Border helped change the psyche of Australian cricket, and with the help of coach Bob Simpson, turned Australia into the force that dominated the 90’s and 00’s.

Allan Robert Border (born July 27, 1955), nicknamed “A.B.”, is an Australian retired cricketer that represented Australia and had record-breaking scores for Tests and One-Day Internationals, a …

Allan Border is a former outstanding left-hand opening batsman and long-term captain of the Australian cricket team. In a stellar career he played 156 Tests...

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Allan Robert Border is a former Australian cricketer, born on 27th July 1955, in New South Wales. He was a left-handed batsman, who was also a successful part-time left-arm orthodox spinner.