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Peter McFarline
Peter McFarline (died April 2002) was an Australian journalist best known for his work as a cricket writer. He has been called one of Australia's greatest cricket writers.
He began his career working for ''The Courier Mail'' and later became a writer for ''The Age''. His achievements included breaking the story of World Series Cricket in 1977.〔(Andrew Rule, Garry Barker "Peter McFarline, passionate voice of sport, succumbs to illness he disdained", ''The Age'' 8 April 2002 ) accessed 27 March 2014〕
During his final years he was afflicted by the debilitating spinal illness, syringomyelia. This first affected him in 1982 and eventually rendered him a quadreplegic. During his last few years he would dictate his copy to his wife, Dell.〔(Ian Wooldridge, "The bravest man I know", ''Daily Mail'' 2 January 1999 ) accessed 27 March 2014〕〔(Lawrie Colliver, "Cricket journalist Peter McFarline dies aged 57", ''Cricinfo'' 8 April 2002 ) accessed 27 March 2014〕
He was played by actor Adam Zwar in the 2012 TV mini-series ''Howzat! Kerry Packer's War''.
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