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Healy carves a niche

Kiwis face an uphill task
PERTH, Nov 22 (Reuters/API: Ian Healy became Australia's highest-scoring wick-_ etkeeper in Tests as New Zealand were left facing defeat in the second Test today.
Healy hammered 85 and paceman Paul Reiffel struck 54 which, after Steve Waugh s dismissal for 96, pushed Australia's first innings to 461 all out.
New Zealand, needing 244 to avoid an innings defeat, slumped to 69 for three at the
close on the third day at the WACA ground.
Healy, who had made three of the overnight 235 for four, went on to Increase his aggregate to 3,648 runs in 96 Tests, overtaking the previous record mark for an Australian wicketkeeper of 3,633 in 96 Tests by Rod Marsh
The r< :ubtable Healy now has the cond highest aggre-
gate by a wicketkeeper in Test history behind England's Alan Knott, who complied 4,389 runs in his 95 Tests.
Healy and Reiffel. who continued his run of useful contributions at number eight with a composed half-century, put on 116 for the seventh wicket.
Earlier. Steve Waugh, putting aside his role as union organiser, fell four runs short of a century after adding 17 to his overnight 79.
Waugh, secretary of the Australian Cricketers' Association (ACA), in the ongoing pay dispute with the Australian Cricket Board, was bowled by an inswinging yorker from leftarm paceman Shayne O'Connor.
Vice-captain Steve batted 213 minutes, faced 161 balls and hit 10 fours in his 96 — the seventh time has been dismissed in the 90s in a Test match.
Only former West Indies batsman Alvin Kallicharran has been out more times in the 90s — suffering that fate eight times.
When Waugh was on 15. the player became the seventh Australian to complete 6.000 runs in his 96th Test.
When New Zealand batted again, they endured a dismal start when opener Blair Pocock was removed for one on the last ball of the first over.
Pocock, restricted by a fractured toe sustained while fielding. hobbled to the crease and was out when he deflected a delivery from fast bowler Michael Kasprowicz to Greg Blewett at short leg.
The Kiwis' cause was not helped when opener Bryan Young was run out for 23 after a breakdown in communications with number three and wicketkeeper Adam Parore who was 42 not out at the close with captain Stephen Fleming (0).
Parore escaped before he had scored when skipper Mark Taylor dropped a relatively simple catch at first slip, the first chance the home side has spilled in the match.
Taylor, however, made no mistake when scooping up a chance from nightwatchman Daniel Vettori, who got an outside edge to a ball from legspinner Shane Warne after he
had scored one.
Craig McMillan, who suffered a broken thumb in his side's first innings, is expected to bat again on Sunday.
Also not fully fit is allrounder Chris Cairns, nursing a swollen knee after crashing into a metal fence chasing a boundary.
Australia lead 1-0 in the three-Test series.