Dhaka, March 1 -- Ron Draper, who was the oldest living Test cricketer, died in Gqeberha at the age of 98 years and 63 days, his family said on Friday.Draper, a top-order batsman and occasional wicketkeeper, played in two Test matches for South Africa against Australia in 1950.One of his opponents, Neil Harvey, now becomes the oldest living Test player at the age of 96.Both previous oldest Test cricketers were South Africans-Norman Gordon, who died aged 103 in 2016, and John Watkins, who was 98 when he died in 2021.Draper, who was born on 24 December 1926, made a century on first-class debut for Eastern Province against Orange Free State on his 19th birthday.After making 86 for the province against the touring Australians in 1949/50 he wa...