Australian cricket icon David Boon has officially stepped down as an ICC match referee after 396 international matches, bringing the curtain down on a distinguished 14-year officiating career.

David Boon, the former Australian cricket legend, has officially retired from his role as an ICC match referee, marking the end of a remarkable 14-year journey in officiating international cricket.

Australian cricket icon David Boon has officially stepped down as an ICC match referee after 396 international matches, bringing the curtain down on a distinguished 14-year officiating career.

David Boon put Tasmania on the cricket map just as Andy Roberts and Vivian Richards had done for Antigua. Through sheer determination, Boon turned himself into one of the leading batsmen in the world.

David Boon, the former Australia batter, has ended his 14-year career as an ICC match referee on Wednesday, with the second Bangladesh-Zimbabwe Test in Chattogram his final assignment. Boon ...

Having stopped playing in ‘96, Boon moved into officiating at the elite level and covered 87 Tests, 190 ODIs and 119 T20Is. He will now take up a new role as board director at Cricket Australia ...

Australian cricket great David Boon says he felt “privileged” to stay so connected to international cricket and walked away with “mixed emotions” after officiating in his 396th and final ...

After piling on thousands of runs for Australia and becoming the ultimate cult hero, David Boon has called time on his second career in cricket. Boon, who scored more than 13,000 runs for ...