Former New Zealand cricketer John Fulton Reed died here on Tuesday due to illness. His age is 64. New Zealand cricket confirmed this on Tuesday. Reid will always be remembered for his 108-run knock against Australia at the Gabba in 1985 and Martin Crowe’s 224-run partnership.

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Left-arm batsman Reid, who made his Test debut in 1979 against Pakistan, has played 19 Tests and 25 ODIs for the country. He batted mostly in third place and finished his Test career with an average of 46.28, including six centuries. In 1984 he scored a Test career best score of 180 against Sri Lanka in Colombo.

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After serving as chief executive of Auckland Cricket, he was appointed Cricket Operations Manager and New Zealand Cricket High Performance Manager. Reid was instrumental in establishing the High Performance Center in Lincoln.