Cricket: Boon bows out with a duck

Sunday 14 March 1999 00:02 GMT

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Cricket: Boon bows out with a duck

David Boon was dismissed for a golden duck in his final first-class appearance in Australia yesterday. Boon finished his home career on a disappointing note when he was caught and bowled by the New South Wales paceman Brett Lee while playing for Tasmania in a Sheffield Shield match in Hobart. Boon announced on the eve of the match that he would be hanging up his pads at the end of the season, although he still intends to play county cricket in England later this year before finally calling it a day.

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