Allan Border Wife Jane Hiscox Still Remember Raising Son Dene Border

Allan Border wife Jane Hiscox has a son named Dene and a daughter Nicole. Allan and Jane have been married for 42 years.

The former international cricketer, Allan served as the captain of the Australian National team in the mid-1980s.

Border and his spouse made their most recent public appearance during the unveiling of The Allan Border statue on the 7th of December 2021 at The Gabba in Brisbane, Australia. However, Dene and Nicole have lived low lives away from the spotlight.

The cricket commentator recently released a 3-part documentary series on Fox Sports where he disclosed his unusual friendship with his former teammate Steve Waugh.  

Allan Border Wife Is Jane Hiscox

Allan Border married his gorgeous Jane Hiscox in 1980 during his post-WSC career.

Alan was 25 and active as a Test cricketer when he exchanged wedding vows with Jane. On their wedding day, the international cricketer accepted a lucrative offer to transfer to Queensland, so he moved to Brisbane with his new bride to play the team against whom he scored his first double-century.

Allan and Jane attended the 2016 Australian Cricket Award named after him.
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The couple has spent 42 blissful years with unconditional love, trust, and support for each other. They were the happiest while unveiling The Allan Border statue at The Gabba on the 7th of December 2021 in Brisbane, Australia. 

Border got immortalized in a statue as a tribute to his cricket genius with the highs and lows of his 156-Test career. The former cricketer shared with Dailymail that his life partner was involved in the early stages of making the statue. 

Allan And Jane Have Two Children

Allan and Jane are parents to two children. They have a son named Dene Border & a daughter named Nicole.

The former international cricketer learned about the birth of Nicole while batting to save a Test match at the SCG, per The Sunday Morning Herald. However, his kids have chosen to stay away from the limelight and live a low life. 

The Australian cricketer Shane Warne attended the 2012 Medal ceremony award with his children.
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Unlike them, many renowned cricketers worldwide have brought their children to the red carpet and victory celebrations. Mohammad Hafeez and his son Roshaan celebrated the Twenty20 series win in UAE in 2012. 

Likewise, England’s Ben Stokes shared a beautiful moment with his little daughter Libby at The Oval cricket ground, and Moeen Ali played with his young son Abu Bakr Ali at Kingsmead cricket ground in 2015.

Australia’s David Warner’s daughters Indi Rae and Ivy Mae joined their dad at the Gabba after an Ashes cricket test match in 2017. MSN has shared many more beautiful moments of other cricketers with their kids. 

Allan Border Family Life

Allan shares a loving family with Jane, but they rarely make public appearances together.

The couple has attended a few events, including the 2016 Allan Border Medal ceremony at Crown Palladium in Melbourne, Australia, on the 27th of January 2016.

Border has three brothers, and they grew up in the nearby suburb of Mosman. Their dad John was a wool classer from Coonamble in rural New South Wales, and their mother was the proprietor of a corner store. 

Furthermore, they had a spacious backyard for playing games, and the home of district cricket, footy, hockey, and baseball clubs, Mosman Oval, was across their street. Thus, the commentator began playing cricket with two to three year older teammates at a young age and made his début for Mosman at age 16 in Sydney Grade Cricket.

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