Adam Parore

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Adam Parore's greatest accolade is being the first Māori cricketer to represent New Zealand, a milestone that carries significant cultural importance. His record of 78 Test matches and 179 ODIs demonstrates his durability and consistency at the highest level. He was also part of the 2000 ICC KnockOut Trophy-winning team, a rare piece of silverware for New Zealand cricket. His 96-run innings without a boundary in 2001 is a unique statistical achievement that still stands out in ODI history.

AwardsAdam Parore was part of the New Zealand team that won the ICC KnockOut Trophy in 2000, a notable achievement in one-day cricket. He did not receive many individual awards during his career, but his contributions to the team were highly valued.

Honours & Distinctions

First Māori cricketer to represent New Zealand

New Zealand Cricket·1990

Broke barriers as the first player of Māori descent to play for the national team.

Records & Feats

First Māori cricketer to represent New Zealand

Career Milestone·1990

Broke cultural barriers in New Zealand cricket.

One of the highest ODI scores without a boundary

Chart Record·2001

Scored 96 against Sri Lanka in 2001 without hitting a single boundary.