Brian Taber, a former Australian and New South Wales wicketkeeper, has sadly passed away at the age of 83. His significant contributions to cricket left a lasting impact on the sport and earned him a place in the hearts of cricket enthusiasts worldwide. 

• Taber’s Test career spanned between 1966 and 1970, during which he played 16 matches for Australia. He made his debut against South Africa in Johannesburg, showcasing his remarkable skills by claiming seven catches and a stumping in that match.
• Throughout his career, Brian Taber faced formidable opponents, including England, India, and West Indies.
• One of his standout performances was against West Indies at Sydney in 1969, where he achieved his highest Test score of 48 in a match that Australia won by a significant margin of 382 runs.