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A triumph over adversity
SYDNEY. Jan 17: When Anthony Stuart achieved bowling per fec-tion with a hat-trick — wickets from three con secutive deliveries — no one was happier than his teammates and anyone's who ever run across the amiable 27-year-old cricketer, reports AP.
Raised In the steel town of Newcaslle. about 120 kilometres (75 miles) north of Sydney. Stuart, at age 13. watched first as his 23-year-old brother died of cancer, and then his father of the same disease Just over a year later.
Another older brother. Michael, was born with severe cerebral palsy and is unable to care for himself in any way. Antony often assists with his daily care.
To make matters tougher. Stuart did not attend the famed cricket academy in Adelaide where many of the Australian Test players honed their skills. Instead. Stuart was 19 before he took up fast bowling after trying wicketkeeping and batting.
But all that was forgotten Thursday when Stuart, playing
in only his third match for Aus-iralia. managed the hattrick while leading his team to a three-wicket win over Pakistan in a World Series limited-over match.
Stuart brought a crowd of 48,218 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to its feet when he dismissed Ijaz Ahmed Sr. Mohammed Wasim and Moin Khan in successive deliveries to become Just the second Australian to claim a hattrick in a one-day international.
He now hopes his effort will earn him his debut Test appearance when the Australians meet the West Indies in the fourth Test starting in Adelaide on Jan 25.
"Possibly it has helped me to get a spot in the Test." he said after he collected 5-26 from 10 overs.
If I'm selected in the twelve for Adelaide it will be great but if not I will go back to Shield cricket and keep trying to get wickets."
Stuart said he was not even thinking of a hattrick after he had claimed Wasim, saying his only aim was to ensure his third ball was a good one.
"I wanted to make sure I hit the deck hard and he had to play." said Stuart. "So often you see guys get two wickets and then their third ball is not so great."
Stuart’s hattrick was the third of his career, the first coming during his Junior days In Newcastle and the second coming in England in 1990-91.
It was Just the 12th hattrick ever taken In a limited-overs Internationa) and the first by an Australian since Bruce Reid Kabbed one against New aland in Sydney in 1986-87.