David Ogilvie

His performance in the second Test was nearly identical – a low score in the first innings, but a painstaking 47 in the second, helping take Australia from 2-33 to 3-172 and set up a two-wicket victory.

He scored 47 against Guyana and played in the third test, where he failed twice, and was not picked for the fourth test. However, a half century as opener in a tour game against Jamaica saw him back in the team for the last test, where he almost repeated a familiar pattern – low score in the first innings, 40-odd in the second innings helping set up a victory – but the game was called off early because of a crowd riot.

Ogilvie's form fell away during the 1978–79 season and he was not picked for Australia again that summer. He played his last first class game in 1979 and then retired from the game.

Ogilvie started the 1977–78 season extremely well, scoring consecutive centuries against Victoria, Western Australia, and South Australia.

He was eventually dropped from the side and lost his spot in the colts, but good grade form in 1974–75 saw him make his first class debut for Queensland.

He played for the Queensland state colt side and was picked in the Sheffield Shield team in 1971–72 but was unable to rise past twelfth man for the next two seasons.

Alan David Ogilvie (born 3 June 1951) is a former Australian cricketer who played in five Tests from 1977 to 1978 during World Series Cricket.