Q:What type of details about rupert hickmott can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: rupert george hickmott -lrb- 19 march 1894 -- 16 september 1916 -rrb- was a cricketer who played for canterbury and new zealand . he died in world war i. rupert hickmott was born in christchurch and educated at christchurch boys ' high school , where he excelled at cricket , scoring a century in the heathcote williams challenge shield against auckland grammar school , and captaining the first xi for three years . he also captained the rugby xv . he made his first-class debut for canterbury in december 1911 at the age of 17 , scoring 30 and 39 in a low-scoring match to help canterbury to victory over wellington . he made 52 and 33 in another victory over wellington in his next match , which was his first in the plunket shield . in 1912-13 he made 77 , the top score of the match , when canterbury beat otago by an innings to win the plunket shield . he toured australia with the new zealand team in 1913-14 , where he succeeded in some of the minor matches , but against the state teams he made only 94 runs at an average of 11.75 . he was the outstanding batsman in the 1914-15 plunket shield , with 307 runs at 51.16 , helping canterbury to victories in all four matches . he top-scored in each innings against auckland with 56 and 63 ; made his only century , 109 , the top score of the match , against hawke 's bay ; and wound up both otago innings with 2 for 7 and 4 for 5 . he enlisted in the new zealand expeditionary force and served as a second lieutenant . he was killed in action on the somme in september 1916 . dan reese , his captain with both canterbury and new zealand , later wrote : '' hickmott ... was a fine all-rounder and to my mind would have become a warwick armstrong in new zealand cricket , for he was a beautiful batsman and bowled ' straight ' leg-breaks like the great victorian . his glorious outfielding against harry trott 's team was a feature of the canterbury match . his character and temperament made it certain that he would one day have been new zealand 's captain . ''
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