He was the man who put the "pace" in New Zealand paceman. At his peak, Shane Bond was terrifyingly fast, clocking a blistering 156.4 km/h at the 2003 World Cup and dismantling the world’s best batsmen. Widely regarded as our greatest fast bowler since Sir Richard Hadlee, Shane’s career was a thrilling rollercoaster of immense triumph and devastating, career-threatening injuries. But his story is much more than just cricket statistics, it's a masterclass in resilience.From patrolling the streets as a Christchurch police officer to winning IPL titles on the global coaching circuit, Shane has constantly had to reinvent himself when life threw a change of pace. This Sunday, he joins John Cowan to chat about the mental grit it takes to rebuild from physical ruin, the pressures of elite sport, and what happens when you have to find a new purpose after the childhood dream ends.

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<div style="font-family: inherit; text-align: start;">He was the man who put the "pace" in New Zealand paceman. At his peak, Shane Bond was terrifyingly fast, clocking a blistering 156.4 km/h at the 2003 World Cup and dismantling the world’s best batsmen. Widely regarded as our greatest fast bowler since Sir Richard Hadlee, Shane’s career was a thrilling rollercoaster of immense triumph and devastating, career-threatening injuries. But his story is much more than just cricket statistics, it's a masterclass in resilience.</div>
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<div style="font-family: inherit; text-align: start;">From patrolling the streets as a Christchurch police officer to winning IPL titles on the global coaching circuit, Shane has constantly had to reinvent himself when life threw a change of pace. This Sunday, he joins John Cowan to chat about the mental grit it takes to rebuild from physical ruin, the pressures of elite sport, and what happens when you have to find a new purpose after the childhood dream ends.</div>
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John Cowan hosts ‘Real Life’, a weekly nationwide chat show on Newstalk ZB featuring a different high-profile guest every week. John talks with them about their life, their upbringing, their passions and their view of the world.

Real Life With John Cowan

Shane Bond - Cricketing Legend

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