Life support for former New Zealand cricket star Chris Keynes: report

• Keynes suffered an aortic dissection-a tear in the main artery of his body in Canberra last week.
• It is understood that since the occurrence of complications, Captain Black Caps has performed multiple operations: report.
• Keynes has had 17 years of success in international competitions as an all-around player.

Wellington: Former New Zealand cricket star Chris Keynes received life support in Australia due to a serious heart problem. News Center The website reported on Tuesday.

Keynes is one of the greatest players in New Zealand’s history. He suffered an aortic dissection in Canberra last week-a tear in the body’s main artery. It is understood that he has undergone many operations since then. News Center Say.

However, the former Black Hat captain “didn’t respond to treatment as hoped.” News Center Said, adding that the 51-year-old “will be transferred to a specialist hospital in Sydney.”

Agence France-Presse The New Zealand cricket team has been contacted for comments.Cricket website ESPN reviews Said that an NZC spokesperson declined to comment on them, citing respect for Keynes’ privacy.

Keynes has achieved success in his 17-year all-around player international career, participating in 62 tests and 215 one-day international competitions.

He has accumulated more than 3,000 test runs and nearly 5,000 test runs in ODI, while surpassing 200 wickets in both formats.

Keynes was named one of the Wisden Cricketers of the Year in 2000 and was awarded the New Zealand Medal of Merit when he retired from testing in 2004.

But his image was tarnished by allegations of match-fixing at the end of his career. The lawsuit filed against him in the UK ended in acquittal.