Robbie Hart was viewed as the first choice wicket-keeper post Adam Parore's retirement. Robbie put up a fighting effort with the bat to script New Zealand's first series win on West Indian shores and his keeping was also tight. His solitary fifty plus score arrived in the famous Bridgetown Test.

However, both his batting and keeping tapered off in the subcontinent after which he announced his retirement in 2004. Later on, he served on the board of the New Zealand Cricket Players Association. His elder brother, Matthew Hart has also represented New Zealand at the highest level.

By Cricbuzz Staff