Corey anderson retirement
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Corey Anderson
Corey Anderson had always been known for his powerful striking, but he took it to a new level on New Year's Day 2014 when he set what was then the world record for the fastest ODI hundred with a 36-ball blitzkrieg against West Indies in Queenstown. It came at a time, a few months after he scored a century in his second Test, that Anderson was suggesting he was ready to fulfill the potential spotted in him as a teenager.
Anderson, who would not look out of place in the All Blacks' front row, became the youngest New Zealand player to gain a contract when, at 16, he was awarded the deal that Chris Harris declined. Anderson had already appeared for Canterbury the previous year and, within a year, he had played for New Zealand A, as well as in the State final. A left-arm pace bowler and middle-order batsman, Anderson played in the Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia in 2008 and two years later again made the squad for the tournament, which was held at home in New Zealand.
Anderson made his first-class debut in 2007, but had to wait till 2012 for his maiden first-class cent
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Corey Anderson (fighter)
American mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter
Corey Anderson (born September 22, 1989) is an American mixed martial artist currently competing for Bellator MMA in the light heavyweight division, where he is the current Bellator Light Heavyweight Champion. Prior to signing with Bellator, Anderson competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he was the light heavyweight winner on The Ultimate Fighter: Team Edgar vs. Team Penn and achieved success as a top 5 UFC light heavyweight contender.
Early life
Wrestling career
Anderson was born and raised in Rockton, Illinois, where he started wrestling in the third grade and later on attended Hononegah Community High School.[4] As a high school wrestler, he earned a third-place finish at the Freestyle State Championships (Illinois High School Association and was also a regional champion.[5] Upon graduation, he went on to attend Lincoln College in Illinois, where during his first year he was forced to take a redshirt due to an injury in his leg.[6] A
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Corey Anderson is a hard-hitting left hander, who can also bowl medium pace, he became the youngest New Zealander to get a contract at 16. Right from a young age, people expected big things from the all-rounder. He played two Under-19 World Cups, one in 2008 and the other, two years later.
He made his First-Class debut in 2007 and had to wait for a while before getting his maiden hundred in 2012. It was a big one as well, a 167 against Otago. That innings got him the recognition and a place in the T20I squad against South Africa. Anderson, had a forgettable start to his international career and had to wait for a year to make his Test debut against Bangladesh in Chittagong.
In only his second Test, he scored a brilliant stroke-filled hundred which was not enough to win the Test as Bangladesh went on to draw it. Anderson announced himself on the world stage when he broke Shahid Afridi's record for the fastest hundred in ODIs against West Indies at Queenstown, he got to the landmark in 36 balls. The knock included
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