Father left him in childhood, then his addiction to alcohol ruined his career, he spent many years in obscurity

Cricket News Desk. There are many players who have a lot of talent but due to some reason they do not get a chance and their career ends. There are some players who are very talented, they get a chance but they do something in life which ruins their good career. One of the players in the second category is New Zealand's Jesse Ryder. Ryder created a sensation in international cricket. He proved to be a great all-rounder but some of his habits and controversies put an end to his career. The situation is such that Ryder, who was once considered one of the best players of New Zealand, is away from cricket. This Ryder's birthday is today i.e. on 6th August.

Ryder has suffered a lot since childhood. His father abandoned him when he was 14 years old. His father divorced his mother and left Ryder at a friend's house saying he would return in a week. But he never returned. This incident had a profound impact on his life. His mother tried to call him back but she refused. Toro Brown and Deana Ransom, who had a good relationship with his family, raised him for four and a half years.

Learned cricket and drinking from father
According to Craig Findlay, who played club cricket with Ryder, in a report published in the English newspaper The Indian Express on March 5, 2020, Ryder's father Peter was himself a club cricketer and it was from him that Ryder learned cricket and became a cricketer. . There was another addiction inherited from his father whose talent was recognized by the world. For this reason he stayed away from cricket. After making his debut in 2008, Ryder established his name in world cricket. He was counted among those batsmen who would be difficult to dismiss if he established himself. But in 2012, he took a break for some time due to alcohol addiction and injury. Ryder was a fighter and that is why he made a comeback.

He returned to domestic cricket. He was on the right track but then another controversy got involved with him. In March 2013, he got into a fight outside a Christchurch bar. The fight led to a fierce brawl in which the bike rider got injured. He remained in a coma for three days. Here the troubles did not leave him. This year he was banned for six months for consuming banned substances.

In return, he hit a stormy century
Ryder overcame all these difficulties and made a comeback. She returned to the New Zealand team. Her ban ended in October 2013 and she scored a stormy century in January 2014. On January 3, she scored a century in 46 balls against West Indies. Ryder played an innings of 104 runs in 51 balls in this match. But after this she has once again been surrounded by controversies. In 2014-15, the New Zealand team was to visit India and Ryder's name was included in the team, but due to indiscipline, she was dropped from the team.

Given his performance while playing for Essex in England, his name was in the race for selection in the New Zealand team for the 2015 ODI World Cup, but in the meantime he refused to go on the UAE tour with New Zealand. -A team and because of that he could not even play the World Cup. Ryder has been away from cricket for a long time and is living his life quietly. He does not talk much to anyone. He played for the Indian Capitals in the Legends League Cricket in September last year and the cricket world saw him after many years. He played only two matches in this league.

Such was the career
Jesse played a total of 18 Test matches for New Zealand in which he scored 1269 runs at an average of 40.93. During that time he scored three centuries and six half-centuries. He played 48 ODIs in which he scored 1362 runs at an average of 33.21. Here too he scored three centuries and six half-centuries. He played 22 T20 matches for New Zealand in which he scored 457 runs at an average of 22.85, which includes three half-centuries.