A new home for The Sports Hall of Fame

The New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame exhibition in Dunedin is now closed while we prepare for an exciting move north. Later this year the exhibition will re-open inside the Grassroots Trust Velodrome in Cambridge, marking the start of an exciting new chapter for visitors and fans
Ian Smith
Inducted in 1997
Ian Smith, known to his teammates as “Stockley” after one of his given names, was one of the key contributors in a New Zealand cricket golden era in the 1980s.
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  • Cricket
For much of his 12-year international career, he was generally regarded as the best wicketkeeper in the world. Smith claimed most New Zealand records, including 176 test dismissals and 426 in all first-class cricket.

He was also an accomplished batsman with his most noted innings 173 against India in Auckland in 1990, which was the highest by a New Zealand wicketkeeper, the highest test score by a No 9 batsman and the fastest test 150 (from 118 deliveries).

He played in 63 tests.

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Oliver Hollis

(1909 - 1993)

Oliver Hollis was the outstanding New Zealand woman golfer in two distinct eras.
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