Coaching Career
Vital Statistics
- Full Name
- Gary Marjoribanks
- Born
- 1944
Known Family Links
- Cousin
- Bob Banks
- Uncle
- Bob Marjoribanks
Biography
Newcastle five-eighth came from relative obscurity to play for NSW and snare the pivot position in the First Test against Great Britain in 1966. Australia lost the match 17-13 and despite scoring a belated try, Banks was replaced by Brisbane's John Gleeson for the remaining Tests in the series (which Australia won). Banks later played for Norths.
- ALAN WHITICKER
Additional Notes
Played under surname Banks real surname Marjoribanks.
Coaching Career Statistics
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Contributions:
Greg Fiveash, Shawn Dollin, Andrew Ferguson, Paul Carter, Rugby League Tables, Alan Whiticker, Alan Katzmann, Max Turner, AJ Lucantonio
Your Say
24/05/2012
Gary Banks was one of several Australia players - along with Angelo Crema & Bill Bradstreet - who played their one & only test in the First Test against Gt Britain in 1966 when Australia was soundly beaten by the Brits.
14/02/2020
What happen to Gary banks is he still alive
17/11/2020
He was a brilliant attacking five eighth,with "immaculate hands",He should have played many more tests for Australia,however State politics played a part in selections back in that era
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