I'm so impressed that Duncan Spencer shared his struggles with addiction and depression - it takes so much courage to talk about that stuff 
. I think it's awesome that he's still involved in cricket as a coach and mentor, helping others who might be going through similar stuff. It just goes to show that even after your playing days are over, you can still make an impact on the sport you love 
. And 36 wickets in first-class matches is no joke - the guy was for real when it came to bowling fast 
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. I think it's awesome that he's still involved in cricket as a coach and mentor, helping others who might be going through similar stuff. It just goes to show that even after your playing days are over, you can still make an impact on the sport you love . And 36 wickets in first-class matches is no joke - the guy was for real when it came to bowling fast ️!
but off the field struggled so much it's sad to hear about him going through addiction and depression stuff 
i mean i'm glad he spoke out and is still involved in cricket now as a coach tho that's awesome 
his legacy lives on for sure, my dad was always saying how much he loved watching him play when he was with western australia 