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Encyclopedia > Mark Burgess

Mark Burgess was a New Zealand cricket player, and a captain of the New Zealand cricket team from 1978 to 1980. He was a right handed batsman, and bowled right-arm off break. He was born 17 July 1944 in Auckland.


During his reign as captain, New Zealand only won one test, versus England in Wellington, 1977.


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Mark Burgess (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (202 words)
Mark Burgess, a vocalist, bass player and songwriter, is the lead singer and main force behind English post-punk band The Chameleons since its founding in 1981.
Soon after the first breakup, Burgess reunited with John Lever to form The Sun and the Moon, with guitarist Andy Clegg (who had played keyboards with the Chameleons) and second guitarist Andy Whitaker.
Burgess is the singer of the band The Chameleons the whole time it has existed.
Mark Burgess: Information from Answers.com (639 words)
In 1981, Mark Burgess formed the Chameleons with guitarists Dave Fielding and Reg Smithies and drummer John Lever.
Burgess had played bass and sung with the Clichés, but met up with Fielding and Smithies, who were playing with a band called Years.
Mark Burgess - New Zealand cricket player born in 1944
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