Champions Trophy-Winning Black Caps Coach Dies

Former New Zealand Coach David Trist Passes Away at 77

Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. David Trist, the former New Zealand cricket coach who led the team to victory in the 2000 ICC KnockOut Trophy, now known as the Champions Trophy, has passed away at the age of 77, as per ESPNcricinfo. Sports News | Former New Zealand Coach David Trist Passes Away at 77.

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Champions Trophy-winning Black Caps coach dies

David Trist. Photo: Getty Images Former Black Caps coach David Trist has died aged 77.

📰 David Trist former Black Caps coach dies aged 77

Former Black Caps coach David Trist, who managed the side to Champions Trophy victory in 2000, has died. He was 77. “NZC is deeply saddened to confirm the passing of former Black Caps coach David Trist, who died in Christchurch yesterday, aged 77,” New Zealand Cricket said in a statement. “A former Canterbury and New Zealand pace bowler, David coached the Black Caps from 1999 to 2001, during which time they won the ICC Champions Trophy in Nairob…

David Trist, Former New Zealand Coach And 2000 Champions Trophy Winner, Passes Away At 77

David Trist, the former New Zealand national cricket coach who famously led the Blackcaps to their first-ever ICC title at the 2000 ICC KnockOut Trophy (now Champions Trophy), has passed away at the age of 77 in Christchurch, according to ESPNcricinfo. His death was confirmed by New Zealand Cricket (NZC) on Friday. Trist, a former pace bowler for Canterbury, enjoyed a 14-year first-class career before transitioning into coaching. His coaching jo…

Former NZ Coach David Trist Dies Aged 77

Old Collegians Cricket Club: The former New Zealand coach David Trist, who guided the team to the Champions Trophy in 2000 (earlier the ICC Knockout) has at the age of 77 in Christchurch on Thursday, the New Zealand Cricket announced.