Question: What type of details about lee irvine can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: brian lee irvine -lrb- born 9 march 1944 in durban , south africa -rrb- was a cricketer who played four tests for south africa in 1969 -- 70 in the last test series played by south africa before official sporting links were broken over the apartheid policy . irvine was a hard-hitting left-handed middle-order batsman , a fine outfielder who became a regular wicketkeeper and an occasional right-arm medium pace bowler . he played one first-class match as an 18-year-old for a western province xi against the international cavaliers -- he turned 19 during the match . but he did not then reappear in first-class cricket until he became a regular in the natal side in the 1965 -- 66 season . after two seasons of modest batting , irvine made a big advance in the 1967 -- 68 season , scoring 504 runs in the south african domestic season and hitting his first two centuries . he was , however , pretty much an unknown quantity when he was signed by essex as an overseas player for the 1968 english cricket season , the first season when limited numbers of overseas players were allowed to be registered without a period of qualification or a special dispensation . irvine proved a success in county cricket . in his first season for essex , he scored 1,439 runs , and though he did not score a century , he made his runs fast and hit a lot of sixes . wisden cricketers ' almanack for 1969 recorded that '' rarely did he emerge from a match without hitting at least one six , and in fact he was responsible for more sixes than any other player in first-class cricket '' . he was awarded his county cap in his first season . his record in south african domestic cricket for natal in 1968 -- 69 was very similar to his english record : a lot of runs but no centuries . he returned to essex for 1969 , and increased his batting average , though wisden remarked that he was less forthright in his batting . he finally scored a century for essex in the match against glamorgan at the end of the season . in south africa in 1969 -- 70 , irvine...
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