Andy Flower played international cricket for Zimbabwe from 1992 to 2003, establishing an exceptional record as a wicketkeeper and batter. The ICC's Hall of Fame profile credits him with 4,794 Test runs and 6,786 One Day International runs.
In 2021, Flower became the first Zimbabwean player inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame. He also had a coaching career after retirement, including work with England's national team.
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