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Why Matt Henry's plate is always full
Cricbuzz · Pratyush Sinha · 27 Oct 2023, 6:01 PM
The New Zealand quick tells Cricbuzz how undergoing surgery early in his career, and carrying a lot of drinks, taught him how to choose his internal narrative
Matt Henry doesn't take the titanium screws in his spine very seriously. "I should have a stronger back than anybody, technically," he jibes.
We are in New Zealand's team room at the Leela Palace in Chennai. Sitting face-to-face with Henry, you just know that there's more to his perfect posture than the screws in his back. He sits upright, legs crossed, ankle over knee, occupies the middle of a large three-seater sofa and still cuts a giant figure.
How many screws are in there?
"Two screws, yeah. Still lodged in there," he answers with a smile.
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