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'Wild Child' tames India

AFP, Napier
New Zealand’s cricket "wild child" Jesse Ryder further enhanced his cult status with a magnificent double century in the second Test against India here Friday.
His 201, nearly a third of New Zealand’s first innings 619-9 declared, lifted his average to a phenomenal 64 from 14 innings in eightTests.
I he player who opens New Zealand's one-day batting because of his fiery, swashbuckling approach, showed again that at Test level he is equally comfortable playing a patient innings when the team needs it most
But away from cricket, the 24 year old is too often in the headlines for his well-documented battle with alcohol.
Initially it held back his cricket career but Ryder proved such a valuable talent that New Zealand Cricket has a programme in place to help him off the field.
However his ability with the bat, and as a part-time medium pacer, have never been in doubt
Clearly we’ve had concerns over the years with a number of issues off the field,” then-New Zealand convenor of selectors and former fast bowling great Sir Richard Hadlee said when Ryder finally made the national side last year.
But the enfant terrible of New Zealand cricket continued to have problems even when selected for New Zealand and was sidelined for seven months after injuring a hand when he
broke a window in a bar.
When he was recalled for the New Zealand tour of Bangladesh last year he said he was delighted to be given another chance.
It's been a long time coming It was up to them (the selectors) to give me another chance and I'm just happy they did," he said then, adding the bar incident had changed his attitude "pretty much big time".
"I’ve got a good support network around rne now and we go through one day at a time in getting it all sorted," he said.
But there was to be more trouble when the West Indies toured New Zealand earlier this year and he was dropped for the fourth one-day international after a drinking binge.
Again there was repentance, and again Ryder was reinstated.
Jesse assures us it’s a thing of the past and we have to move on with that In mind," said New Zealand coach Andy Moles.
"We've got a plan in place to help Jesse with his problem."
New Zealand Cricket Players' Association chief executive Heath Mills said his organisation was supporting Ryder, although it was ultimately the player's responsibility.
"People counsel him, programmes are put in place around him and for a lime he apparently stopped drinking, but I'm not sure he fully understands how serious this is."
Even when he is batting at his sublime best, Ryder is not allowed to forget his troubles.
In a one-day match against England last year, a sign at the ground read: Jesse Ryder's favourite shot - - tequila.