Warren Kenneth Lees played 21 Tests

Test cricket

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 and 31 One Day Internationals for New Zealand

New Zealand cricket team

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 between 1976 and 1983, all as wicket-keeper

Wicket-keeper

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.

In his first-class

First-class cricket

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 career, spanning 1971-1988, he played 146 matches, scoring 4932 runs at 24.66 and effecting 348 wicketkeeping dismissals.

He also coached the New Zealand team from 1990–1993

Lees is currently the Manager of University Hall and Sonoda Christchurch Campus halls of residence at the University of Canterbury

University of Canterbury

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 in Christchurch

Christchurch

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, New Zealand.