Come & hear about the remarkable life of Henry Olonga.

Henry is a former Zimbabwean test cricketer. Henry made his international debut in 1995, becoming the youngest and the first black player to represent Zimbabwe. In that game, as a right arm fast bowler, he helped Zimbabwe to their first ever victory in a test match.

At the Cricket World Cup in 2003, Henry (along with team mate Andy Flower) achieved international recognition by wearing a black arm band in a match to "mourn the death of democracy" in Zimbabwe. The protest led to a warrant being issued in Zimbabwe for his arrest on charges of treason (which carries the death penalty). As a result Henry was forced into exile in the UK.

In 2004, he married Tara Read in Adelaide where he now resides permanently.

Henry is an excellent singer and was recently a contestant on the The Voice Australia

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An amount of $10 from each ticket sold will be donated to the Sammy D Foundation.

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