a spot just short of a length out side the off stump from the river end," he said. "It's the first time I've bowled in a first-class match for West Australia this season because when we were in the field against Sri Lanka I had to dash off to hospital because my wife, Helen, was having a baby." He took nine first class wickets for the summer at 22.66 and WA won the Sheffield Shield. In 1988–89 he played the first five games for WA and took 12 wickets at 30 before being dropped. He got back into the team to end the summer with 14 wickets at 36.5. He also scored his maiden first class century, 115 against Victoria. Greg Chappell and Richie Benaud both listed Hogan in their squads to tour England in 1989 but in the final event Tim May and Trevor Hohns were taken as spinners. Hogan did help WA win the Shield for a third consecutive time and he got to tour India with a WA team. In 1989–90 Hogan took 18 wickets at 35.6 with a best of 5–60. His last first class game was in 1990–91. Later career Hogan was appointed a WA selector in 2003–04. References 1956 births Living people Australia Test cricketers Australia One Day International cricketers Western Australia cricketers People from Merredin, Western Australia Cricketers who have taken five wickets on Test debut Australian cricketers Cricketers from Western Australia