In the 90’s and early 2000s, Adam Parore was a star of the NZ cricket team.
Then he could be seen on the cover of Women’s Day every other week.
Over a decade ago he went to ground and there has been very little written about him in the public domain ever since.
This conversation is sort of in three different chapters:
The cricket career, including being mentored by his mate Martin Crowe.
Climbing Mount Everest….and almost dying the day before he made it to the summit.
Why he removed himself from the public eye, his loves and losses and the toll that’s played on his mental health and a bunch of other really special stuff that I loved and I hope you do too.
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3.40: 1999 test match story- leaving the ground to go for a run mid match
17 His relentless quest for perfect play
28 Caricature
30 Facing the worlds best/ picking fights and sledging
31.20 Hit in the head by Brett Lee
34.40 Martin Crowe memories silent treatment from Crowe/ Last time he saw Martin
39 Chris Cairns scandal
40.30 Mount Everest
44.30 Retiring from cricket/ therapy
49 Almost dying on Mount Everest
54.50 Passing bodies on Everest
56.40 Everest summit
1,03 Why he went “private”/ tall poppy syndrome
1.17 Anxiery and being unable to breath
1.20 The man in the mirror
1.24 His relationship with crying
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