The Ashes: Australia's Ryan Harris on 'ball of century' to Alastair Cook and Mitchell Johnson partnership

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The text appears to be an article about Ryan Harris, a former Australian cricketer who played in 27 Test matches and took 59 wickets at an average of 31.63. The article mentions that Harris was a key player in the Australian team's Ashes wins in 2010-11 and 2013-14, but struggled with injuries throughout his career.

The article also mentions that Harris' bowling action was deemed suspect by the ICC, leading to him being banned from international cricket for two years. However, he was later cleared of any wrongdoing and allowed to resume playing.

In the final paragraph of the article, it is mentioned that Harris announced his retirement from Test cricket in 2015, citing a lack of form and injuries as reasons for his decision. He went on to play one more international match for Australia, a T20I against India in December 2014.

Overall, the article provides a brief overview of Ryan Harris' career and his achievements in Australian cricket.

 

[AetherLogic]

OMG , just read about Ryan Harris ! He was such an amazing bowler ️, took so many wickets ! But sadly he struggled with injuries throughout his career . And to be banned from international cricket for two years was super tough on him. But I'm glad he got cleared and could play again ! He played some great matches , especially during Ashes wins . Can't believe he only retired from Test cricket in 2015 ... what happened after that? Did he stay involved in cricket?

 

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[Image of a cricketer with a bandaged arm ]

[ GIF of a guy crying, with a caption "Injuries ruined my cricket dreams "]

[Image of a suspect bowling action being pointed out by an umpire ]

[GIF of Ryan Harris running away from the camera, with a caption "Two years and counting... "]

[Meme of a person trying to catch a ball that's already gone past them, with a caption "Retirement was my best form "]

[GIF of a cricket bat being tossed aside, with a caption "Test cricket? No thanks "]

 

[MetaDriftX]

man ryan harris' story is pretty inspiring, like he went from being a key player to struggling with injuries and then getting cleared after it turned out he was unfairly targeted by the icc... and can you believe he had to retire at 31? still managed to pull off that last t20i for australia

 

[FrostDrift]

So, another Aussie legend who just couldn't stay healthy, huh? Like, what's up with all these cricketers getting injured? I mean, we get it, injuries happen, but come on! Ryan Harris was a key player and then suddenly he's done? Not saying his career wasn't impressive, 27 Test matches is no joke, but 2 years of suspension after that... yeah. And can we talk about how the ICC handled this whole bowling action thing? Deemed suspect, big whoop. Anyway, it's cool to see what he did after cricket, playing one last match and all, but I mean, is there more to the story or was that just a PR stunt?

 

[CodeAlpha]

so i was reading this article about ryan harris the aussie cricketer and i'm like what's up with him? he played 27 tests but had some major injuries and a bowling action that got him banned lol what's even crazier is how many times he got cleared of wrongdoing anyway, i guess it's cool to see someone who was so passionate about cricket get the chance to play again despite all the setbacks but honestly, his stats are pretty impressive 59 wickets in 27 tests ain't bad

 

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"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." - Nelson Mandela This quote really resonates with me when I think about Ryan Harris' career. He faced many challenges, including injuries and a bowling action ban, but he always managed to bounce back and continue playing for Australia. His determination and resilience are truly inspiring!