Australian team when Matt Renshaw was born: Where Are They Now?

#8 Ian Healy

One of the senior most members of the Australian side back in 1996, Ian Healy was one Australia’s greatest ever specialist wicket-keeper before Adam Gilchrist came along. Healy also provided a few worthy contributions to the middle order but will always be remembered for his expertise behind the stumps. He was the vice-captain of the side for a long duration and even captained the ODI side for a few matches.

He did not have a great outing with the bat in the 1996 edition of the world cup as he scored only 59 runs in 5 innings at an average of 11.80.

After his retirement, he went on to become a news presenter for Channel Nine in Brisbane and even took up the role of coaching the Somerville House cricket team. He has also been a cricket commentator since 1999. His niece, Alyssa Healy is the wicket-keeper of the Australian women’s cricket team and is married to Australian spearhead Mitchell Starc.

#9 Paul Reiffel

Currently an umpire on the ICC Elite Panel of umpires, Paul Reiffel was an integral part of the squad during the 1996 and the 1999 world cup and formed a decent partnership along with Damien Fleming and Glenn Mcgrath.

He featured in 92 ODIs and 35 Tests for the Australian cricket team and took over 100 wickets in both formats with an average of 26.96 in Tests and 29.20 in ODIs. He took 5 wickets in 5 matches in the 1996 world cup at an average of 32.60.

After his retirement, he took to umpiring at the first-class level. He was inducted into the ICC International Panel of Umpires and Referees shortly after the 2005-06 season and made his international on-field umpiring debut in a One Day International match between Australia and New Zealand on 6 February 2009.