Former Students of Aquinas College, Perth: Justin Langer, Simon Black, Brad Hogg, Thomas Molloy, Daniel Kerr, Peter Bell, Ben Allan

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 23. Chapters: Justin Langer, Simon Black, Brad Hogg, Thomas Molloy, Daniel Kerr, Peter Bell, Ben Allan, Quinten Lynch, Herb Elliott, Fred Chaney, Ben Wyatt, Peter Durack, Mark Priestley, Terry Alderman, Darren Wates, David Gault, Luke Quinlivan, Michael Chaney, Stephen O'Reilly, Trevor Flugge, Paul Duffield, Alan Toovey, Ignatius Boyle, Christopher Shanahan, Robert Haddrill, Thomas Meagher, David Fenbury, Peter Spencer, Ernest Bromley, Tom Hoad, John Lavan, John Chaney, Trevor Kennedy, David McGowan, Brad Ness, Richard Alan Fox, Stuart Reside, Tim Neesham, David Bell, Eric Heenan, William Thomas Bryan, Rene Le Miere, Murray Ward. Excerpt: Justin Lee Langer AM (born 21 November 1970 in Perth, Western Australia) is a former international cricketer who represented Australia in 105 Test matches and the current Assistant Coach and Batting Coach of the Australian cricket team. A left-handed batsman, his opening partnership with Matthew Hayden was one of the most successful of all time. Langer is also a solid gully fielder, and was very occasionally the wicket-keeper for the Australian one-day team. In January 2007 he retired from international cricket. He can play both aggressively and defensively, but has a reputation for grinding away. However, Langer's Test strike rate (54.22) is superior to that of noted stroke-makers Mark Waugh (48.64) and Damien Martyn (51.41). Langer is also the highest run-scorer for Western Australia in Pura Cup/Sheffield Shield matches. On 23 July 2009, in a match against Worcestershire, Langer became the highest scoring Australian in first-class cricket. Langer after the 2nd Test vs England, 5 December 2006Langer made his Test debut against the West Indies at the Adelaide Oval, in January 1993. He received a rough welcome against an in-form West Indian bowling attack, and along with the rest of the Australia...