New Zealand’s oldest Test cricketer Trevor McMahon dies at 96

Trevor McMahon, who was New Zealand's oldest living Test cricketer, has died at the age of 96, as confirmed by New Zealand Cricket (NZC) He passed away on March 12 McMahon was a wicketkeeper whose international career began with New Zealand's tour of Pakistan and India in 1955-56 He made his Test debut against Pakistan in Karachi during that tour, going on to play in four of the eight Test matches His Test career spanned a total of five matches, with his final appearance coming against the West Indies in Dunedin in 1956 Primarily selected for his skills behind the stumps, McMahon scored seven runs in his international career In his first-class career, he played in 37 matches and scored 449 runs Both NZC and the Wellington Cricket Association expressed their sadness over his passing