39.45 for the tour (the second highest wicket taker) and 8 at 60 for the series (the third highest wicket taker). He was picked in the 14 man squad to tour India for a series of one day matches; he and Bennett were the spinners. 1984 Tour of India Hogan took 4–33 in a tour game. He bowled well in the series, taking 3–44 in the first ODI 4–33 in the second, and 2–40 in the 4th. Australia won the series 3–0. Rebel Tours Hogan was thought to be a "certain inclusion" for the squad for the first test against the West Indies in 1984–85. However he was overlooked when Australia went for an all pace attack. Murray Bennett and Bob Holland would be Australia's preferred spinners that summer; they and Greg Matthews were selected on the 1985 tour of England. Hogan took 26 wickets that season but at a very expensive average of 51. After being left out of the Australian team, Hogan joined the Australian rebel tours to South Africa for two seasons (1985–86 and 1986–87). He replaced Bennett, who had originally signed to go but changed his mind after his international prospects improved. He and Trevor Hohns were the two spinners. He was banned from test cricket for three years and Shield cricket for two years. Hogan began the tour excellently scoring 74 off 77 balls in a tour game against Transvaal Country and making 63 and taking 8–89 against Eastern Province. His form dropped away and he took 16 wickets at 38.6 in the first summer- although he still performed better than Trevor Hohns. Hogan did not recover his form on the second tour, taking 10 first class wickets at 39.4. He was easily out bowled by Hohns who took 33 wickets. In 1987 he played in the Lancashire League for Lowerhouse. Later career Hogan – along with the other South African rebels – was overlooked for selection in WA's team for the first Sheffield Shield game of the 1987–88 summer. He was picked to play against Sri Lanka but did not bowl. He was kept in the team to play Tasmania and took 6–57. Hogan said he had been as "nervous as a newcomer" and had not bowled well early. "But once I dropped on to a length my confidence came back and I was able to get quite a bit of turn, especially from