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Gillespie left waiting for ‘Happy Gilmore’ reprise as record broken

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Cameron Green and Josh Hazlewood brought up their century partnership for the last wicket. Gillespie put on 115 with Glenn McGrath at the Gabba in 2004. Gillespie was more than happy to see the Australian 10th-wicket partnership record broken. However he was mystified as to why others had not followed suit by riding their bat like a horse.

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Gillespie left waiting for ‘Happy Gilmore’ reprise as record broken

Jason Gillespie was more than happy to see the Australian 10th-wicket partnership record against New Zealand broken by Cameron Green and Josh Hazlewood - but the wait for a reprise of his memorable “Happy Gilmore” celebration goes on.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Friday, March 1, 2024.
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