Captains who never got out on zero

4. Geoff Rabone (New Zealand)

A wartime hero and jack of many trades when it comes to cricket. He was a solid batsman, an occasional medium pace bowler, an off-break bowler who could bowl leg-breaks too and a brilliant slip fielder (76 in first class). He played for New Zealand cricket team just for 5 years but had few noteworthy performances.

Rabone played 12 matches and scored a century in his first Test match against South Africa. In another test, where New Zealand enforced the follow-on for the first time, Rabone scored 56 and took 6 wickets for 68 runs.

After the end of his career with the national team, he played for Auckland for some time. Rabone retired to assume the responsibilities of a selector for the national cricket team.