Two significant pieces of cricketing memorabilia are about to get a new home in the New Zealand Cricket Museum, thanks to the campaigning of the country's cricket community. The bat Martin Crowe used to score his final century, and one of his blazers, were bought at an auction in the weekend with funds raised by passionate cricket fans. They were among items being sold by Crowe's cousin, the actor Russell Crowe. The museum's director, Jamie Bell talks to Guyon Espiner.
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