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in 1951. Windon's career ended after an injury interrupted tour to South Africa in 1953. His eleven Test tries was the most by an
Australian until the 1980s, and he was named in Australian rugby's team of the century in 1999. In 2005 he was honoured as one of the inaugural five inductees into the
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Australia between 1936 and 1946, with his career interrupted by the Second World War. According to author Max Howell, Keith was a "football genius", and was a star during the 1937
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that commenced later that year. Windon played 27 matches on the 36-match tour, and in all five test matches: against
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he dominated the match – journalist Phil
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spilled the ball which Windon collected before running 45 metres (148 ft) to score. The try was converted to give Australia an unassailable lead., and they went on to win 11–0.
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1207:Wallaby Hall of Fame
607:South Africa in 1953
205:International career
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1365:. New Zealand Rugby
1338:A Life Worth Living
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489:New Zealand
485:Bill McLean
435:War service
285:rugby union
107:Position(s)
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1946:Greg Davis
1883:Geoff Shaw
1867:John Eales
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1256:References
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766:References
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546:Tommy Kemp
539:Twickenham
429:Max Howell
43:Birth name
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1993:Jack Ford
1977:Tim Horan
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481:1946 tour
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236:Australia
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669:See also
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332:Scotland
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269:Randwick
226:(Points)
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139:(Points)
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1571:20 July
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340:Wales
321:Tests
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211:Years
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