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2000 Brian Statham, cricketer, 20th century's leading fast bowler, inducted into ICC Cricket Hall of Fame, 2009, dies in Stockport, England, of leukemia, at age 69
2000 Phillip Carrick, cricketer, athlete, dies 1996 Don Kenyon, cricketer, dies at 72 1996 Gerald Etheridge Gomez, cricketer, dies at 76 1996 Leonard John Coldwell, cricketer, dies at 63 1996 Sritharan Jeganathan, cricketer, 1st Sri Lankan Test player to die 1995 Molly Mary Hyde, cricketer, dies at 81 1995 Robert Elliott Storey Wyatt, cricketer, dies at 93 1995 Graham Anthony Richard Lock, cricketer, dies at 65 1994 Cricketer Brian Lara hits record 501 not out/390 runs in 1 day 1994 Cricketer Brian Lara hits 375 runs on 1 day (world record) 1989 George Oswald Browning "Gubby" Allen, cricketer, dies 1989 Ratu Sir George Cakobau, Fiji cricketer/Governor-General, dies 1984 Dick Whitington, journalist/cricketer (South Australia and AIF bat), dies 1982 Hasan Raza, cricketer, Test cricketer at the age of 14 1980 Amir Elahi, cricketer, 1st Pakistani Test cricketer to die 1980 Shahid Afridi, cricketer, ton in 37 balls in 1st ODI innings 1978 Thomas Odoyo, cricketer, Kenyan all-rounder 1996 World Cup 1977 Shahid Nazir, cricketer, Pakistan Test fast bowler vs. Zimbabwe 1996 1977 David Sales, cricketer, Northampton batsman, 210 on fc debut 1996 1977 Liam Botham, cricketer, son of Ian Hampshire all-rounder 1996 1977 Bas Zuiderent, cricketer for Holland all-rounder 1996 World Cup 1977 Paul "Goggo" Adams, cricketer, lefty very unorthodox bowler for South Africa 1976 Saqlain Mushtaq, cricketer, Pakistan Test off-spinner 1995 1976 Saleem Elahi, cricketer, bro of Manzoor Pak, Test opener vs. Australia 1995 1976 Brett Lee, cricketer, brother of Shane, AIS representative 1976 Henry Olonga, cricketer, 1st black Zimbabwe Test cricketer vs. Pak 1995 1976 Mpumelo Mbangwa, cricketer, Zimbabwe pace bowler vs. Pakistan 1996 1976 Gary Brent, cricketer, Zimbabwe ODI pace bowler 1996 1975 Jacques Kallis, cricketer, South African Test all-rounder vs. England 1995 1975 Mahendra Nagamootoo, cricketer, Guyanese leg-spinner 1975 Ravindra Pushpakumara, Sri Lankan cricketer, Test pace bowler 1975 Andrew Symonds, cricketer, Birmingham, brilliant Qld and Gloucs batsman 1975 Dinanath Ramnarine, cricketer, Trinidad and Tobago leg-spinner 1975 Jason Gillespie, cricketer, SA fast bowler, Australia 1996 1975 Atta-ur-Rehman, cricketer, Pakistani quickie, debut vs. England, age 17 1975 Chris Silverwood, cricketer, England Test pace bowler vs. Zimbabwe 1996 1975 Neville Cardus, writer/cricketer, dies 1975 Greg Loveridge, cricketer, New Zealand leg-spinner, did not bowl vs. Zim 1996 1974 Brad Hodge, cricketer, promising Victorian middle-order batsman 1974 Ricky Ponting, cricketer, prodigious Tasmania batsman, Australia 1995 1974 Brad Williams, cricketer, Victoria and Young Australia fast bowler 1974 V V S Laxman, cricketer, Indian Test batsman vs. South Africa 1996- 1974 Shivnarine Chanderpaul, cricketer, WI left-handed batsman 1994- 1974 Kabir Khan, cricketer, Pakistani slow left-armer 1994- 1974 Martin Love, cricketer, high scoring Queensland batsman, Australia 1995 1974 Heath Streak, cricketer, Zimbabwean pace bowler 1993- 1974 Mark Harrity, cricketer, promising South Australia left-arm fast bowler 1974 Jim Maher, cricketer, Queensland lefty batsman victorious 1995 side 1974 Herschelle Gibbs, cricketer, South African Test batsman 1996 1974 Robert Rollins, cricketer, big-hitting Essex wicketkeeper-batsman 1974 Glen Chapple, cricketer, Lancashire and England A pace bowler 1974 Craig Wishart, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman vs South Africa 1995 1973 Michael DiVenuto, cricketer, exciting Tasmanian batsman 1973 Craig Glassock, cricketer, NSW wicket-keeper 1994-95 1973 Zahir Shah, cricketer, attention-grabbing Rawalpindi leg-spinner 1973 Adam Bacher, cricketer, nephew of Ali South Africa Test batsman 1996- 1973 Ben Johnson, cricketer, promising South Australian opening batsman 1973 Shaun Pollock, cricketer, son of Peter South African Test quick 1995- 1973 Dodda Ganesh, cricketer, Karnataka and India pace bowler 1997 1973 Daniel Marsh, cricketer, son of Rod South Australia slow lefty since 1993 1973 Ashfaq Ahmed, cricketer, Pakistan pace bowler 1993- 1973 Jayantha Silva, cricketer, Sri Lankan Test left-arm spinner 1995 1973 Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar, cricketer, prodigy at 16, Indian captain at 23 1973 Stephen Fleming, cricketer, New Zealand left-handed Test batsman 1994- 1973 Andrew Whittall, cricketer, cousin of Guy Zimbabwe off-spinner 1996 1973 Nico Boje, cricketer, South African ODI left-arm spinner 1996 1973 Sairaj Bahatule, cricketer, promising Bombay leg-spin all-rounder 1972 Sunjith Somasunder, cricketer, Karnataka and India ODI opening bat 1996 1972 Mavan Atapattu, cricketer, Sri Lankan Test batsman 1972 Jason Arnberger, cricketer, NSW opening batsman 1994-95 - 1972 Malachy Loye, cricketer, Northamptonshire and England "A" batsman 1972 Mark Haslam, cricketer, New Zealand slow left-armer 1992 1972 Aaqib Javed, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler 1989- 1972 Kevin Roberts, cricketer, NSW middle-order batsman since 1994-95 1972 Saurav Ganguly, cricketer, centuries in 1st two Tests for India 1996 1972 Dulip Liyanage, cricketer, Sri Lanka righty fast-medium Test bowler 1972 Robert Kennedy, cricketer, New Zealand opening bowler 1996 1972 Matthew Hart, cricketer, New Zealand lefty spinner 1994- 1972 Stuart Carlisle, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman 1995- 1972 Muttiah Muralitharan, cricketer, leading Sri Lankan Test off-spinner 1972 Dulip Samaraweera, cricketer, Sri Lankan Test opening batsman 1993- 1972 Michael Kasprowicz, cricketer, Australian Test fast bowler vs. WI 1996 1972 Adrian Rollins, cricketer, Derbyshire batsman, bro of Robert of Essex 1972 Aftab Habib, cricketer, Leicestershire righty batsman 1996 1972 Simon Cook, cricketer, Victorian pace bowler joined NSW 1995-96 1972 Vinod Kambli, cricketer, prolific Indian batsman 1993- 1971 Mark Lathwell, cricketer, England opening batsman vs. Australia 1993 1971 Manjula Munasinghe, cricketer, Sri Lankan ODI pace bowler 1971 Dion Nash, cricketer, New Zealand right-arm medium-pacer 1992- 1971 Adrian Griffith, cricketer, West Indian Test opening batsman 1997 1971 Waqar Younis, cricketer, brilliant Pakistani fast/swing bowler 1971 Matthew Minagall, cricketer, S Australian lefty wrist-spinner 1991-95 1971 Greg Blewett, cricketer, Australia batsman, century on Test debut 1995 1971 Matthew Hayden, cricketer, heavy scorer for Queensland, Australia 1994-96 1971 Ronnie Irani, cricketer, Essex all-rounder, England 1996 1971 Damien Martyn, cricketer, WA and Australian middle-order batsman 1971 Hitesh Modi, cricketer, Kenyan left-handed batsman 1996 World Cup 1971 Matthew Elliott, cricketer, Australian Test opening batsman vs. WI 1996 1971 Patterson Thompson, cricketer, WI Test fast bowler vs. New Zealand 1996 1971 Pramodaya Wickremasinhghe, cricketer, Sri Lankan fast-medium bowler 1971 Dominic Cork, cricketer, England all-rounder Hat-trick vs. WI 1995 1971 Piyal Wijetunge, cricketer, Sri Lanka slow left-armer 1993 1971 Ed Giddins, cricketer, promising Sussex pace bowler, England A 1995 1971 Steve Tikolo, cricketer, outstanding Kenyan batsman in 1996 World Cup 1971 Blair Pocock, cricketer, New Zealand opening batsman 1993 1971 Nathan Astle, cricketer, New Zealand Test batsman vs. Zimbabwe 1996 1971 Martin Suji, cricketer, Kenyan pace bowler 1996 World Cup 1971 Kumara Dharmasena, cricketer, Sri Lankan off-spinner 1971 Aashish Kapoor, cricketer, Indian off-spin batsman 1994- 1971 Robert Samuels, cricketer, West Indies Test opening batsman vs. New Zealand 1996 1971 Zahoor Elahi, cricketer, Pakistan opening batsman vs. New Zealand 1996 1971 Brad Hogg, cricketer, WA chinaman all-rounder, Australia vs. India 1996 1971 Ajay Jadeja, cricketer, Indian opening batsman 1971 Richard Chee Quee, cricketer, NSW opening batsman Fiji/Chin ancestry 1971 Aamer Nazir, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler 1993- 1970 Azhar Saeed, UAE cricketer, opening batsman 1996 World Cup 1970 Grant Flower, cricketer, bro of Andy Zimbabwe Test opening batsman 1970 Basit Ali, cricketer, exciting Pakistani batsman 1993- 1970 Courtney Browne, cricketer, West Indies Test wicket-keeper 1995 1970 Justin Langer, cricketer, gutsy Australian lefty bat 1993- 1970 Bhupinder Singh, Jr., cricketer, Punjab and Indian ODI batsman 1970 Sherwin Campbell, cricketer, WI opening batsman 1995 1970 Shane George, cricketer, S Australian fast bowler, Shield debut at 17 1970 Anil Kumble, cricketer, great Indian leg-spinner since 1990 1970 Steve Nikataras, cricketer, left-arm pace bowler for NSW 1996-97 1970 Andy Bichel, cricketer, Australian pace bowler vs. WI 1997 1970 Dene Hills, cricketer, prolific Tasmanian batsman 1970 Mark Ilott, cricketer, England left-arm pace bowler 1993- 1970 Brendon Julian, cricketer, in New Zealand Australian left-arm quickie 1993- 1970 Steven Jack, cricketer, South African pace bowler 1994-95 1970 Philo Wallace, cricketer, WI ODI opening batsman 1991-92 1970 John Rennie, cricketer, Zimbabwe pace bowler 1993 1970 Paul Strang, cricketer, Zimbabwe's 1st Test match leg-spinner, 1994- 1970 Phil Alley, cricketer, NSW left-arm pace bowler 1970 Klaas Van Noortwijk, cricketer, Holland batsman 1996 World Cup 1970 Min Patel, cricketer, in Mumbai England left-arm spinner vs. India 1996 1970 Mushtaq Ahmed, cricketer, prodigious Pakistani leggie 1990- 1970 Chris Cairns, cricketer, son of Lance, New Zealand all-rounder 1970 Shaun Young, cricketer, Tasmanian all-rounder, Young Australia 1995 1970 Robert Croft, cricketer, Glamorgan off-spinner, England 1996- 1970 Michael Bevan, cricketer, dashing NSW and Australian lefty bat 1970 Inzamam-ul-Haq, cricketer, dashing Pakistani batsman 1970 Michael Slater, cricketer, devastating Australia opening bat since 1993 1970 Alistair Brown, cricketer, Surrey and England ODI opening batsman 1996 1970 Glenn McGrath, cricketer, NSW and Australian fast bowler 1993- 1970 Cameron Cuffy, cricketer, St. Vincent and WI fast bowler 1994- 1970 Darren Lehmann, cricketer, SA and Vic LHB Australian ODI 1996 1970 Eric Gouka, cricketer, Netherlands pace bowler 1996 World Cup 1970 Ian Salisbury, cricketer, Sussex and England leg-spinner 1992-96 1970 Anthony Stuart, cricketer, Australian ODI pace bowler, hat trick 1997 1969 Nayan Mongia, cricketer, Indian Test batsman-wicketkeeper 1994- 1969 Keith Piper, cricketer, Warwickshire and England A wicketkeeper 1969 Craig White, cricketer, England all-rounder 1994-95, AIS graduate 1969 Darren Berry, cricketer, Victorian wicket-keeper since 1989-90 1969 Nadim Khan, cricketer, brother of Moin Pakistani lefty spinner 1993 1969 Craig Evans, cricketer, Zimbabwe batsman 1996 World Cup 1969 Nick Knight, cricketer, England opening batsman 1995- 1969 Chris Harris, cricketer, son of Zin New Zealand all-rounder in ODI's 1969 Peter Martin, cricketer, Lancashire and England pace bowler 1995 1969 Martin Haywood, cricketer, NSW opening batsman 1969 Javagal Srinath, cricketer, Indian right-arm pace bowler since 1991 1969 Mark Ealham, cricketer, Kent and England Test all-rounder 1996 1969 Stuart Williams, cricketer, West Indian opening batsman 1994- 1969 Vasbert Conniel Drakes, cricketer, Barbados fast bowler, WI ODI 1995 1969 Venkatesh Prasad, cricketer, consistent Indian Test pace bowler 1996- 1969 Graham Thorpe, cricketer, England LHB Century on Test debut 1993 1969 Alan Mullally, cricketer, England left-arm pace bowler 1996 1969 Venkatapathy Raju, cricketer, Indian slow left-armer 1969 Sanath Jayasuriya, cricketer, Sri Lankan open bat MVP-1996 World Cup 1969 Simon Brown, cricketer, Durham pace bowler, England 1996 1969 Maurice Odumbe, cricketer, Kenyan batsman and 1996 World Cup captain 1969 Sunil Joshi, cricketer, Indian Test left-arm spinner 1996 1969 Martin McCague, cricketer, in Ulster AIS product, England quickie 1993-94 1969 Ujesh Ranchod, cricketer, Zimbabwe off-spinner 1993 1969 Marcel Schewe, cricketer, Holland wicket-keeper 1996 World Cup 1969 Brian Lara, cricketer, WI left-hand bat Smashed world records in 1994 1969 Gavin Bruk-Jackson, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman 1993 1969 Sanjeeva Ranatunga, cricketer, Sri Lankan Test batsman 1994- 1969 Gavin Briant, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman 1993 1969 Karl Krikken, cricketer, Derbyshire 1989-, wicketkeeper 1969 Vikram Rathour, cricketer, Indian Test opening batsman 1996- 1969 Shaun Udal, cricketer, Hants off-spinner, England to Australia 1994-95 1969 Ottis Gibson, cricketer, Barbados fast bowler, WI 1995 1969 Azam Khan, cricketer, Pakistan ODI batsman 1996 1969 Subroto Banerjee, cricketer, Indian quickie and Dennis Lillee protege 1969 Ijaz Ahmed, Jr., cricketer, one Test Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka 1995 1969 Martin Bicknell, cricketer, England pace bowler 1993 1968 Joe Scuderi, cricketer, South Australian all-rounder 1968 Laurie Williams, cricketer, West Indian ODI all-rounder vs. New Zealand 1996 1968 Ebrahim Essop-Adam, cricketer, one ODI for Zimbabwe 1992 1968 Lee Germon, cricketer, New Zealand keeper and captain 1995- 1968 Adrian Dale, cricketer, prolific Glamorgan and England A batsman 1968 Narendra Hirwani, cricketer, Ind leggie 16 wickets vs. WI on debut 1988 1968 Stuart Law, cricketer, prolific Queensland batsman, Australia 1995 1968 Rashid Latif, cricketer, Pakistani wicket-keeper 1968 Wayne Holdsworth, cricketer, NSW fast bowler, Australian tourist 1993 1968 Praveen Amre, cricketer, Indian batsman, century on Test debut 1992 1968 Abey Kuruvila, cricketer, promising Bombay fast bowler 1968 Saeed Al-Saffar, cricketer, UAE batsman 1996 World Cup, later captain 1968 Anthony Kershler, cricketer, NSW left-arm spinner 1994-95 1968 Shahid Anwar, cricketer, Pakistani all-rounder 1996 England tour 1968 Nehemiah Perry, cricketer, fine Jamaican off-spinner 1968 Andy Flower, cricketer, Zimbabwe keeper and victorious Test captain 1968 Jo Angel, cricketer, big WA right-arm fast bowler, Australia 1993- 1968 Roger Twose, cricketer, Warwickshire batsman, New Zealand 1995 1968 Nasser Hussain, cricketer, Essex and England batsman 1968 Atul Wassan, cricketer, Indian pace bowler 1989-90 1968 Mike Atherton, cricketer, Lancashire batsman and England captain 1968 Salil Ankola, cricketer, Indian pace bowler one Test 1989 1968 Sanjeeva Weerasinghe, cricketer, Test for Sri Lanka vs. India at 17 1968 Chris Lewis, cricketer, in Guyana England all-rounder 1968 Tim De Leede, cricketer, Holland batsman 1996 World Cup 1968 Mark Burmester, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test all-rounder in 3 Tests 1992 1968 Junior Murray, cricketer, WI keeper, no relation to Derryck or David 1968 Jimmy Adams, cricketer, prolific West Indian lefty bat since 1992 1967 Roland Holder, cricketer, West Indian batsman in ODI's 1993- 1967 Masood Anwar, cricketer, one Test Pakistan vs. West Indies 1990 1967 Richard Stemp, cricketer, Yorkshire and England A left-arm spinner 1967 Gary Kirsten, cricketer, South African lefty opening batsman 1993- 1967 Asif Mujtaba, cricketer, Pakistani lefty batsman 1967 Mazhar Hussein, cricketer, UAE batsman World Cup 1996 1967 Ian Bishop, cricketer, West Indian fast bowler 1967 Justin Vaughan, cricketer, New Zealand all-rounder 1992- 1967 Reinout Scholte, cricketer, Netherlands batsman 1996 World Cup 1967 Neil Smith, cricketer, Warwickshire and England A all-rounder 1967 Hashan Tillekeratne, cricketer, Sri Lanka wicket-keeper/batsman 1967 Rudi Steyn, cricketer, South African opening batsman 1995 1967 Roshan Jurangpathy, cricketer, 2 Tests for Sri Lanka 1985-86 1967 Neil Maxwell, cricketer, all-rounder for Fiji 1990, Victoria and NSW 1967 Wasim Haider, cricketer, member Pakistan's 1992 World Cup squad 1967 Jamie Brayshaw, cricketer, son of Ian WA and SA right-handed batsman 1967 Kenneth Charlie Griffith Benjamin, cricketer, WI like his namesake 1967 Vijay Yadav, cricketer, Indian wicket-keeper between More and Mongia 1967 Frank Worrell, West indian cricketer, dies 1967 Andrew Zesers, cricketer, played for Australia in 1987 World Cup 1967 Daryll Cullinan, South African cricketer, batsman Warne's bunny 1967 Richard Blakey, cricketer, England wicket-keeper in India 1993 1966 Rajesh Chauhan, cricketer, Indian off-spinner since 1993 1966 Carl Hooper, cricketer, WI off-spin all-rounder 1966 Clive Eksteen, cricketer, South African slow left-armer 1993 1966 Blair Hartland, cricketer, New Zealand opener 1966 Allan Donald, cricketer, great South African fast bowler 1966 Atul Bedade, cricketer, Indian ODI batsman 1994- 1966 Ganesh Mylvaganam, cricketer, UAE batsman 1996 World Cup 1966 Wasim Akram, cricketer, brilliant Pakistani lefty fast bowler 1966 Roshan Mahanama, cricketer, Sri Lankan opening batsman 1966 Grant Bradburn, cricketer, son of Wynne New Zealand off-spinner 1990- 1966 Graeme Hick, cricketer, in Zimbabwe Massive run-scorer for Worcs 1966 Anderson Cummins, cricketer, in Packer's Valley Barbados and WI quickie 1966 Phil Tufnell, cricketer, England slow lefty and slower fieldsman 1966 Peter McIntyre, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner 1995 1966 Margashayam Venkataramana, cricketer, Indian off-spinner 1989 1966 Paul Reiffel, cricketer, Victorian and Australian pace bowler 1966 Matthew Maynard, cricketer, big hitting Glamorgan and England player 1966 Andrew Hudson, cricketer, South Africa, 163 on debut vs WI 1992 1966 Tertius Bosch, cricketer, South African pace bowler 1992 1966 Don Anurasiri, cricketer, Sri Lankan slow left-armer 1966 Shahid Saeed, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in Test vs. India 1989 1966 Chetan Sharma, cricketer, Ind Test bowler, World Cup hat-trick 1987 1965 Brad McNamara, cricketer, NSW all-rounder 1965 Gamini Wickremasinghe, cricketer, Sri Lanka wicket-keeper 1965 Ken Rutherford, cricketer, New Zealand Test batsman and latterly captain 1965 Warren Ayres, cricketer, Victorian right-handed batsman since 1987-88 1965 Wayne James, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test wicketkeeper vs. Pakistan 1993 1965 Sanjeev Sharma, cricketer, Indian pace bowler 1988-89 1965 Angus Fraser, cricketer, England right-arm pace bowler 1989- 1965 M V Sridhar, cricketer, score 366 for Hyderabad vs. Andhra Pradesh 1994 1965 Tim Munton, cricketer, England pace bowler in two Tests 1992 1965 Sanjay Manjrekar, cricketer, son of Vijay Indian middle-order batsman 1965 Paul Jarvis, cricketer, England pace bowler 1988-93 1965 Maninder Singh, cricketer, Indian leftarm spinner in 35 Tests 1982-93 1965 Mark Waugh, cricketer, twin of Steve mighty batsman for Australia 1965 Steve Waugh, cricketer, twin of Mark mighty batsman for Australia 1965 Woorkeri Venkat Raman, cricketer, Indian slow left-arm all-rounder 1965 Edward Odumbe, cricketer, Kenyan pace bowler 1996 World Cup 1965 Zahid Sadiq, born in Kenya, cricketer, right-handed batsman, played for Surrey County Cricket Club, Derbyshire County Cricket Club, England 1965 Kaushik Amalean, cricketer, two Tests for Sri Lanka 1986-88 1965 Marlon Vonhagt, cricketer, 1 ODI Sri Lanka 1984-85 World Series Cup 1965 John Stephenson, cricketer, England opening bat in one Test vs. Australia 1989 1965 Keith Arthurton, cricketer, Charlestown, Nevis WI lefty bat 1965 John Commins, cricketer, South African Test batsman vs. New Zealand 1994-95 1965 David Callaghan, cricketer, South African all-rounder in one-dayers 1992 1965 Champaka Ramanayake, cricketer, Sri Lankan opening bowler 1965 Mark Rushmere, cricketer, South Africa opening bat in comeback Test 1992 1964 Denis Hickey, cricketer, fast bowler for Vic, SA and Glamorgan 1964 Winston Benjamin, cricketer, WI righty quick 1987-95 1964 Kapila Wijegunewardene, cricketer, Sri Lankan fast-medium bowler 1964 Akram Raza, cricketer, Pakistani off-spin all-rounder 1964 Robert Haynes, cricketer, Jamaica and WI leggie, one-dayer but no Tests 1964 Brian Young, cricketer, New Zealand Test opening batsman 1964 Kosala Kuruppuarachchi, cricketer, bowls 2 Tests for Sri Lanka 86-87 1964 Mark Taylor, cricketer, genius Australian captain since 1994 1964 George Ferris, cricketer, Leewards fast bowler 1964 Fanie De Villers, cricketer, great South African pace bowler 1993- 1964 David Brain, cricketer, Zimbabwe lefty seamer 1993- 1964 Paul Taylor, cricketer, England left-arm pace bowler in one Test 1993 1964 Utpal Chatterjee, cricketer, Bengal slow left-arm bowler 1964 Phil Emery, cricketer, NSW wicket-keeper, Australia 1994 1964 David Freedman, cricketer, NSW left-arm Chinese bowler since 1990 1964 Steve Rhodes, cricketer, England wicket-keeper 1994-95 1964 Peter Such, cricketer, England off-spinner 1993- 1964 Graeme Labrooy, cricketer, Sri Lankan pace bowler in 9 Tests 1986-91 1964 Rashid Patel, cricketer, Indian pace bowler, Lamba incident 1964 Jamie Siddons, cricketer, Victorian and SA batsman ODI for Australia 1988 1964 Paul Nobes, cricketer, prolific opening batsman for Victoria and SA 1964 Nadeem Abbasi, cricketer, three Tests for Pakistan vs. India 1989 1964 Ajay Sharma, cricketer, Indian spin all-rounder played one Test 1988 1964 John Morris, cricketer, England right-hand batsman vs. India 1990 1964 Greg Campbell, cricketer, Aussie pace-bowler 1989-90 1964 Atif Rauf, cricketer, Pakistani Test batsman vs. New Zealand 1994 1964 Trevor Barsby, cricketer, Queensland opening batsman since 1984-85 1964 Rumesh Ratnayake, cricketer, Sri Lankan pacer in 23 Tests 1983-92 1963 Bryan McMillan, cricketer, brilliant South African all-rounder since 1992 1963 Asif Karim, cricketer, slow left-arm bowler for Kenya 1996 World Cup 1963 Mark Greatbatch, cricketer, big-hitting New Zealand opener 1963 Arjuna Ranatunga, cricketer, Sri Lankan Test batsman since 1982 1963 Mike Veletta, cricketer, West Aussie opening bat, 8 Tests for Australia 1963 Robert Bailey, cricketer, England batsman in four Tests 1988-90 1963 Navjot Singh Sidhu, cricketer, Indian opening batsman 1963 Vijay Mehra, cricketer, United Arab Emirates batsman 1996 World Cup 1963 Hugh Morris, cricketer, England lefty opening batsman 1991 1963 Tony Dodemaide, cricketer, Victorian, Sussex and Australian all-rounder 1963 David Byas, cricketer, left-handed Yorkshire batsman 1963 Richard Illingworth, cricketer, England slow-left-armer 1991- 1963 Azeem Hafeez, cricketer, fingerless Pakistani lefty quick 1963 Naved Anjum, cricketer, Pakistani all-rounder, two Tests 1989-90 1963 Mohsin Kamal, cricketer, Pakistani fast bowler 1984- 1963 Dipak Chudasama, cricketer, Kenya opening batsman 1996 World Cup 1963 Phil Simmons, cricketer, West Indian opening batsman 1963 Salim Malik, cricketer, memorable Pakistani and Essex batsman 1963 Manoj Prabhakar, cricketer, Indian opening batsman and opening bowler 1963 Alec Stewart, cricketer, son of Micky/opening bat Occasional WK 1963 Zakir Khan, cricketer, two Tests for Pakistan 1986 - 1989 1963 Dermot Reeve, cricketer, in Hong Kong England all-rounder 1992 1963 Roger Harper, cricketer, Guyana and WI off-spinner Extraordinary field 1963 Bruce Reid, cricketer, brilliant left-arm Australia pace bowler 1985-92 1963 Gursharan Singh, cricketer, Indian batsman played one Test 1989-90 1963 Mohammad Ishaq, cricketer, UAE batsman 1996 World Cup 1963 Eddo Brandes, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test pace bowler 1963 Devon Malcolm, cricketer, in Jamaica England fast bowler 1989-95 1963 Mike Rindel, cricketer, N Transvaal opening bat ODI ton vs. Pak 1995 1963 Mohammad Azharuddin, cricketer, elegant Indian batsman 1984- 1963 David Capel, cricketer, England all-rounder in 15 Tests 1987-90 1963 Simon O'Donnell, cricketer, Deniliquin NSW ODI all-rounder 1985-90 1963 Johnnie Moyes, journalist/cricketer (S Australia batsman), dies 1963 Dirk Tazelaar, cricketer, Queensland and Surrey left-arm pace bowler 1963 Aamer Malik, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in 13 Tests 1987-90 1963 Glenn Trimble, cricketer, son of Sam Two ODI's for Australia 1986 1962 Charith Senanayake, cricketer, played for Sri Lanka vs. New Zealand 1991 1962 Bharat Arun, cricketer, Indian pace bowler late-80's 1962 Nadeem Ghauri, cricketer, bowled in Test for Pak vs. Australia 1990 1962 Salim Jaffer, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler in 14 Tests 1986-91 1962 Wayne Norman Phillips, Vic opener cricketer, Test for Australia vs. Ind 1992 1962 Courtney Walsh, cricketer, WI pace bowler, hat-trick vs. Australia 1988 1962 Peter Cantrell, cricketer, Queensland opening bat, Netherlands WC 1996 1962 Dhammika Ranatunga, cricketer, bro of Arjuna Sri Lankan batsman 1990 1962 Philip Newport, cricketer, England pace bowler in 3 Tests 1988-91 1962 Gavin Larsen, cricketer, New Zealand medium-pace all-rounder 1962 Rajiv Kulkarni, cricketer, Indian Test pace bowler 1986-87 1962 Shahid Mahboob, cricketer, batted in one Test for Pakistan 1989 1962 Rameez Raja, cricketer, prolific Pakistani batsman 1962 Uvais Karnain, cricketer, Sri Lankan ODI bowler in mid 1980's 1962 Richard De Groen, cricketer, New Zealand medium pacer 1993- 1962 Floris Jansen, cricketer, Netherlands pace bowler 1996 World Cup 1962 Ravi Shastri, cricketer, Indian SLA all-rounder 1981-92 1962 Zulqarnain, cricketer, last person in alphabetical order to play Test 1962 Gary Crocker, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman 1962 Neil Foster, cricketer, England right-fast medium 1962 Trevor Franklin, cricketer, opened for New Zealand mid-80's 1962 Tony Blain, cricketer, New Zealand Test wicket-keeper 1962 Alan Sippy, cricketer, dashing Bombay lefty batsman of 1980's 1962 Roshan Guneratne, cricketer, wicketless in only Test SL vs. Australia 1983 1962 Tim May, cricketer, Australian off-spinner 1987-95 1962 Sultan Zarawani, cricketer, United Arab Emirates captain 1996 World Cup 1962 Richie Richardson, cricketer, elegant West Indian batsman 1983-95 1962 Brendon Kuruppu, cricketer, Sri Lankan batsman, 201* debut vs. New Zealand 1987 1961 Trevor Bayliss, cricketer, NSW batsman 1961 Lalchand Rajput, cricketer, Indian Test opening batsman 1985-86 1961 Merv Hughes, cricketer, Australian pace bowler 1985-94 Extrovert 1961 Paul Jackson, cricketer, slow lefty bowler for Victoria and Queensland 1961 Sanath Kaluperuma, cricketer, four Tests for Sri Lanka 1984-88 1961 Gladstone Small, cricketer, in Barbados England quickie with no neck 1961 Alan Wells, cricketer, England Test batsman vs. WI in one Test 1995 1961 Cornelius Johannes Petrus Gerhardus "Corrie" Van Zyl, cricketer, SAf 1961 Tim Zoehrer, cricketer, Aussie keeper, and occasional WA leggie 1961 Neil Mallender, cricketer, England pace bowler in two Tests 1992 1961 Athula Samarasekera, cricketer, Sri Lankan batsman 1961 Mike Watkinson, cricketer, England off-spinner all-rounder vs. WI 1995 1961 Mohammad Aslam, UAE cricketer batsman, 1996 World Cup 1961 Robbie Kerr, cricketer, Queensland opener 2 Tests for Australia 1985 1961 Rod Latham, cricketer, New Zealand opening batsman 1961 Kevin Arnott, cricketer, Zimbabwe batsman, 101* vs. New Zealand 1992 1961 Riaz Poonawalla, cricketer, Indian 12th man/UAE bat 1994 ICC Trophy 1961 Norman Cowans, cricketer, England fast bowler in 19 Tests 1982-85 1961 Dean Jones, cricketer, dashing Australian batsman and fielder 1984-92 1961 Kevan James, cricketer, all-rounder 4 wkts/4 balls and ton vs. India 1996 1961 David Ward, cricketer, prolific Surrey batsman 1961 Ranjit Madurasinghe, cricketer, 3 Tests for Sri Lanka 1988-92 1961 Shoaib Mohammad, cricketer, son of Hanif Patient and prolific batsman 1960 Dave Gilbert, cricketer, Aussie pace bowler in 9 Tests 1985-86 1960 David Boon, cricketer, short backward square from Tasmania 1960 Amal Silva, cricketer, Sri Lankan wicket-keeper in 9 Tests 1983-88 1960 Jayananda Warnaweera, cricketer, Sri Lankan fastish off-spin bowler 1960 Mandy Yachad, cricketer, South African ODI opening batsman 1991 1960 Gus Logie, cricketer, WI batsman 1983-91, great fielder 1960 Kim Barnett, cricketer, England batsman and occasional leggie 1988-89 1960 Carl Rackemann, cricketer, Queensland and Australian quickie 1960 Carlyle Best, cricketer, WI batsman late 80's 1960 Tauseef Ahmed, cricketer, leading Pakistani off-spinner of 80's 1960 Martyn Moxon, cricketer, England batsman in ten Tests 1986-89 1960 Ravi Ratnayeke, cricketer, Sri Lankan pace bowler and opening batsman 1960 Pat Symcox, cricketer, South African off-spinner 1993- 1960 Jon Agnew, cricketer, England pace bowler late 80's 1960 Eldine Baptiste, cricketer, WI all-rounder early 80's 1960 Glen Bishop, cricketer, S Aussie bat, 2 ODI's for Australia 1987 1960 Roger Wijesuriya, cricketer, bowling avg 294 in 4 Tests for Sri Lanka 1960 Greg Ritchie, cricketer, Qld and Australia batsman Fat Cat Mahatma Cote 1960 Tim Curtis, cricketer, England righty batsman in 5 Tests 1988-89 1960 Raman Lamba, cricketer, Indian opening batsman 1986-87 1959 Greg Matthews, cricketer, NSW and Australia off-spin all rounder Yeah yeah 1959 Rashid Khan, cricketer, 4 Tests for Pakistan 1982-85 1959 Krishnammachari Srikkanth, cricketer, big-hitting Indian opener 1959 Salim Yousuf, cricketer, Pakistani wicket-keeper in 32 Tests 1986-90 1959 Andy Waller, cricketer, big-hitting Zimbabwe batsman-1992 World Cup 1959 Adrian Kuiper, cricketer, South African all-rounder 1959 Bruce French, cricketer, England wicketkeeper in 16 Tests 1986-88 1959 Ali Shah, cricketer, Zimbabwe all-rounder in two Tests 1992 1959 Tahir Naqqash, cricketer, Pakistani pace-bowler in 15 Tests 1982-85 1959 Tim Shaw, cricketer, South African ODI slow lefty 1991 1959 Jalal-ud-din, cricketer, Pakistani paceman, ODI hat-trick vs. Australia 1982 1959 Graham Dilley, cricketer, England wicket-taker of 80's 1959 Andrew Jones, cricketer, highly consistent for New Zealand at 1st drop 1959 Asantha De Mel, cricketer, pioneering Sri Lankan Test opening bowler 1959 Ranjan Madugalle, cricketer, pioneer of Sri Lanka's Test teams 1959 Franklyn Stephenson, cricketer, great all-rounder 1959 Martin Weston, born in Worcester, England, athlete, professional cricketer, played for Worcestershire 1979 - 1995 1959 Ken Macleay, cricketer, at Bedford-on-Avon Aussie ODI medium pacer 1959 Dirk Wellham, cricketer, century on NSW debut and Australian debut 1959 Paul Terry, cricketer, in Germany Two Tests England vs. WI 1984 1959 Kapil Dev, cricketer, India's finest all-rounder 1978-94, Cup-1982 1959 Kirti Azad, cricketer, Indian off-spin all-rounder in 7 Tests 1981-83 1958 Geoff Marsh, cricketer, Australia opening batsman 1985-92 1958 Iqbal Sikander, cricketer, Pakistan leg-spinner 1992 World Cup 1958 Martin Snedden, cricketer, New Zealand medium-pacer of 80's 1958 Tim Robinson, cricketer, solid England opener in 29 Tests 1984-89 1958 Dipak Patel, cricketer, in Kenya New Zealand off-spin all-rounder 1958 Arshad Ayub, cricketer, Indian off-spinner of the late 1980's 1958 Mark Benson, cricketer, played Test England vs. India 1986, 30 and 21 1958 Tony Pigott, cricketer, England pace bowler in a Test vs. New Zealand 1984 1958 Monte Lynch, cricketer, Surrey batsman, WI Rebel, England ODI player 1958 Malcolm Marshall, cricketer, WI quickie 1978-91, WI top wicket-taker 1958 John Bracewell, New Zealand cricketer, premiere spinner of 80's 1958 Yograj Singh, cricketer, Indian pace bowler early 80's 1958 Mike Gatting, English cricketer 1958 Ole Mortensen, cricketer, pace bowler for Derbyshire and Denmark 1957 Geoff "Henry" Lawson, cricketer, Australian fast bowler 1980-89 1957 Rohan Jayasekera, cricketer, one Test Sri Lanka vs. Pakistan 1982 1957 Yohan Gunasekera, cricketer, 2 Tests for Sri Lanka 1983 1957 Chris Cowdrey, cricketer, son of Colin, captain of England 1988 1957 Shahzad Altaf, cricketer, UAE off-spinner 1996 World Cup 1957 Chris Broad, cricketer, prolific England opening batsman 1984-89 1957 Bill Athey, cricketer, England batsman in 23 Tests 1980-88 1957 Sikander Bakht, cricketer, Pakistani change bowler late 70's 1957 Paul-Jan Bakker, cricketer, Hampshire and Netherlands pace bowler 1957 Peter Webb, New Zealand cricketer, batsman against West Indies 1980 1957 Clyde Butts, cricketer, West Indies off-spinner late eighties 1957 David Houghton, cricketer, Zimbabwe batsman, 266 vs. Sri Lanka 1994 1957 Javed Miandad, cricketer, Pakistan batsman Got a kick out of Lillee 1957 Neal Radford, cricketer, Zambia England pace bowler in 3 Tests 1986-88 1957 Mike Gatting, cricketer, England batsman 1977-95 and captain 1957 Peter Sleep, cricketer, Australian leg-spin all-rounder 1979-90 1957 Rick Darling, cricketer, accident-prone/dashing Aussie opener 1978-79 1957 Graeme Fowler, cricketer, England left-handed opener early 80s 1957 Everton Mattis, cricketer, WI batsman early 80's 1957 Paul Downton, cricketer, England wicket-keeper in 80's 1957 David Gower, cricketer, elegant England left-handed batsman 1978 - 1992 1957 Pranab Roy, cricketer, son of Pankaj, Indian batsman 1982 1957 Ashok Malhotra, cricketer, Indian batsman in 7 Tests 1982-84 1957 Shivlal Yadav, cricketer, Indian off-spinner 102 Test wickets 1979-87 1957 Shaukat Dukanwala, cricketer, Baroda off-spinner, UAE World Cup 1996 1956 Mansoor Akhtar, cricketer, Pakistani batsman early 80's 1956 Bruce Edgar, cricketer, New Zealand opener through the 80' 1956 Graeme Wood, cricketer, Australian lefty opening batsman 1978-88 1956 Anura Ranasinghe, cricketer, Sri Lankan batsman in 3 Tests 1982 1956 Charles Burgess Fry, English athlete/cricketer/journalist, dies at 84 1956 Peter Taylor, cricketer, Australian off-spinner 1987-92 1956 Alvin Greenidge, cricketer, WI opener, no relation to Gordon or Geoff 1956 Sandeep Patil, cricketer, Indian batsman Great 174 vs. Adelaide 1981 1956 Nick Cook, cricketer, England lefty slow bowler in 15 Tests 1983-89 1956 Terry Alderman, cricketer, prolific Australian medium-pacer 1981-91 1956 Andy Pycroft, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman 1956 Andrew Hilditch, cricketer, Australian opening bat 1979-85 1956 Dilip Vengsarkar, cricketer, prolific Indian batsman 1976-92 1956 Mudassar Nazar, cricketer, son of Nazar Mohammad Pakistani bat 1956 Ijaz Faqih, cricketer, Pakistan off-spin all-rounder in 5 Tests 80-88 1956 Peter Roebuck, cricketer, Somerset opening batsman and SMH writer 1956 John F. Reid, cricketer, New Zealand batsman of 70's/80's 1956 Balwinder Singh Sandhu, cricketer, Sikh pace bowler 1983 World Cup 1956 Wayne Daniel, cricketer, WI fast bowler 1976-84 1956 Paul Parker, cricketer, one Test England vs. Australia 1981 1956 David Smith, cricketer, England lefty batsman in 2 Tests vs. WI 1986 1955 Anwar Khan, cricketer, bowled four overs for Pakistan 1979 1955 Susil Fernando, cricketer, 5 Tests for Sri Lanka 1983 1955 Graeme Stevenson, cricketer, England medium pacer 1980-81 1955 Ian Greig, cricketer, brother of Tony Two Tests for England 1982 1955 Ian Botham, cricketer, all time great all-rounder Extrovert 1955 Ghulam Parkar, cricketer, Indian batsman vs. England 1982 1955 Arun Lal, cricketer, Indian batsman mid-80's 1955 Graeme "Jock" Edwards, cricketer, beefy New Zealand lefty batsman late 70's 1955 Peter Kirsten, cricketer, South African middle-order batsman 1955 David Hookes, cricketer, dashing Australian LHB, S Aussie stalwart 1955 Ian Callen, cricketer, one Test Australia vs. India 1978, six wickets 1955 Julien Wiener, cricketer, Australian opening batsman 1979-80 1955 Graham Porter, cricketer, 1 day International for Australia 1979 1955 Mohsin Khan, cricketer, Pakistani opening batsman late 70s early 80s 1955 Steve Small, cricketer, stalwart NSW opening batsman 1954 Derick Parry, cricketer, WI off-spinner early 80's 1954 Sylvester Clarke, cricketer, West Indian fast bowler and brick-thrower 1954 Chris Tavare, cricketer, England opener and occasional scorer of runs 1954 Suru Nayak, cricketer, two Tests for India vs. England 1982 1954 M V Narasimha Rao, cricketer, Indian leg-spin all-rounder 1978-79 1954 Yashpal Sharma, cricketer, Indian right-handed batsman early 80' 1954 Imtiaz Ali, cricketer, brother of Inshan One Test WI vs. India 1976 1954 John Wright, New Zealand cricketer, opening batsman 1978-92 1954 Jeremy Coney, cricketer, New Zealand captain turned them into world-beaters 1954 Allan Lamb, cricketer, Langebaanweg, Cape Prov, 79 Tests for England 1954 John Dyson, cricketer, NSW and Australian opening batsman 1954 Phil Neale, born in Scunthorpe, England, cricketer, coach, team manager, played for Worcestershire, played football for Lincoln City, Scunthorpe United, 1989 Wisden Cricketer of the Year 1954 Taslim Arif, cricketer, Pakistani keeper/batsman, 210 vs. Australia 1980 1954 Peter Toohey, cricketer, NSW and Australian batsman 1977-80 1954 Dav Whatmore, cricketer, Colombo Australia bat 1979, Sri Lanka coach 1995- 1954 Jayantha Amerasinghe, cricketer, 2 Tests for Sri Lanka vs. New Zealand 1983 1954 Sheik Faoud Ahamul Bacchus, cricketer, West Indian bat late 70's 1954 Kimberly J "Kim" Hughes, Australian cricketer 1954 Kim Hughes, cricketer, brilliant Australian batsman 1977-84 1954 Trevor Hohns, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner 1989 1954 Alan Butcher, cricketer, one Test England vs. India, scored 14 and 20 1953 Kevin Wright, cricketer, Australian wicket-keeper 1979 1953 Peter McEwan, cricketer, New Zealand batsman early 80's 1953 Martin Kent, cricketer, Queensland batsman played for Australia 1981 1953 Wayne Larkins, cricketer, England opening batsman of 80's 1953 Roland Butcher, cricketer, 1st black to play for England 1981 1953 Iqbal Qasim, cricketer, Pakistani slow lefty in the 80's 1953 Jimmy Cook, cricketer, South African opening batsman 1992 1953 Graham Gooch, cricketer, prolific England opener and captain 1953 Ian Davis, cricketer, Australian batsman 1973-77 1953 Ranji Nanan, cricketer, Trinidad off-spinner, 1 Test vs. Pakistan 1981 1953 Elquemedo Willett, cricketer, WI lefty spinner early 70's 1953 Gary Cosier, cricketer, Australian batsman 1975-78, 109 on debut vs. WI 1953 John Buchanan, cricketer, Qld batsman 78-79, Shield coach 1995 1953 Aftab Baloch, cricketer, Pakistani in 2 Tests, scored 428 for Sind 74 1953 Haroon Rashid, born in cricketer, Pakistani and WSC batsman late 70's 1953 Steve Lubbers, cricketer, captain of Dutch World Cup team 1996 1953 Nicholas Wisdom, cricketer, son of comic Norman, 2 games Sussex 1974 1953 Colin Croft, cricketer, West Indian fast bowler 1977-82 1953 Bandula Warnapura, cricketer, 1st Sri Lanka Test captain 1953 Agha Zahid, cricketer, open batting for Pak vs. WI 1975, scored 14 and 1 1952 Joel Garner, cricketer, two-metre West Indian pace bowler 1977-87 1952 Joel Garner, born in Christ Church, Barbados, right-handed, fast bowler, nicknamed 'Big Bird', West Indian cricketer, played 1979 Cricket World Cup, 1983 Cricket World Cup 1952 Ajit De Silva, cricketer, Sri Lankan lefty spinner in four Tests 1982 1952 Ric Charlesworth, cricketer, WA opener, Australia hockey captain, MP, Labour 1952 Imran Khan Niaz, cricketer, Pakistan's greatest all-rounder 1952 Brijesh Patel, cricketer, Indian batsman 1974-77 1952 Flavian Aponso, cricketer, rebel Sri Lankan 1982, Netherlands World Cup 1996 1952 Trevor Chappell, cricketer, bro of several Aussie underarm bowler 1952 Roy Dias, cricketer, pioneering Sri Lankan Test batsman 1952 Graham Yallop, cricketer, Australian captain in 7 Tests, won 1 lost 6 1952 Gary Troup, cricketer, New Zealand lefty pace bowler in 15 Tests 1976-86 1952 Darrell Hair, cricketer, Australian Test umpire since 1993-94 1952 Duleep Mendis, cricketer, big-hitting Sri Lankan batsman of 80's 1952 Mahes Goonatillake, cricketer, Sri Lankan keeper in their 1st 5 Tests 1952 Yajurvindra Singh, cricketer, Indian batsman late 70's 1952 Paul Hibbert, cricketer, one Test Australia vs. India 1977, scored 13 and 2 1952 Phillip Carrick, born in Yorkshire, England, cricketer, athlete 1952 Wasim Raja, cricketer, bro of Rameez, Pakistani lefty bat and leggie 1952 Sew Shivnarine, cricketer, 3 Tests for WI 1978, later USA captain 1952 Omar Henry, cricketer, 1st colored player for South Africa 1992 1951 Azmat Rana, cricketer, one Test for Pakistan against Australia 1980 1951 Craig Serjeant, cricketer, Australian batsman late seventies 1951 David Murray, cricketer, WI wicket-keeper 1951 John Childs, cricketer, England left-arm spinner, two Tests vs. WI 1988 1951 Phil Carlson, cricketer, Australian all-rounder 1979 1951 Sridharan Jeganathan, cricketer, two Tests for Sri Lanka vs. New Zealand 1983 1951 Gary Gilmour, cricketer, exciting Aussie all-rounder 1973-77 1951 Collis King, cricketer, WI all-rounder late 70s 1951 David Ogilvie, cricketer, 5 Tests for Australia 1977-78 1951 Gordon Greenidge, cricketer, great West Indian opener 1974-91 1951 Geoff Howarth, cricketer, New Zealand captain early 80's 1951 Madan Lal, cricketer, Indian medium pacer in the 70's 1951 Philippe Henri Edmonds, cricketer, in Zambia England slow left-arm 1951 Rodney Hogg, cricketer, prolific Australian wicket-taker 1978-84 1951 Karsan Ghavri, cricketer, Indian lefty medium pacer early 80s 1951 Derek Randall, cricketer, England batsman and animated cover fieldsman 1951 John Parker, cricketer, New Zealand batsman of 70s 1951 Trevor Laughlin, cricketer, Australian all-rounder 1978-79 1951 Andy Roberts, cricketer, brilliant WI quickie with 202 wickets 74-84 1950 Bruce Laird, cricketer, tough Australian opener 1979-82 1950 T E Srinivasan, cricketer, Indian opening batsman 1981 1950 Mick Malone, cricketer, WA seamer, Test 1977, made 46 took 5-63, 1-14 1950 Mohinder Amarnath, cricketer, son of Lala Indian batsman of 70's/80's 1950 Graeme Beard, cricketer, NSW medium-pace all-rounder 3 Tests 1980 1950 Jeff[rey R] Thomson, cricketer, great Aussie fast bowler 1972 - 1985 1950 Alan Hurst, cricketer, Australian pace bowler 1974-79 1950 Jim Higgs, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner 1978-81 1950 Ewen Chatfield, New Zealand cricketer pace bowler, 1975-89 1950 Brian Rose, cricketer, England batsman in 9 Tests 1977-81 1950 Talat Ali, cricketer, Pakistani opening batsman in ten Tests 1972-80 1950 Jeff Hammond, cricketer, Australian fast bowler on 1973 WI tour 1950 Ehtesham-ud-din, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler in 5 Tests 1980-82 1950 Graham Barlow, cricketer, England batsman in 3 Tests 1976-77 1950 Bernard Julien, cricketer, WI left-arm pace all-rounder mid-70's 1950 Leonard Pascoe, cricketer, dynamic Aussie quick 1977-82 1949 Syed Kirmani, cricketer, Indian keeper after Engineer 1949 Wally Edwards, cricketer, three Tests Australia vs. England 1974 1949 Peter Willey, cricketer, England batsman late 70's early 80's 1949 Kerry O'Keeffe, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner 1971-77 1949 Basil Williams, cricketer, century on debut for West Indies 1978 1949 Lance Cairns, cricketer, big-hitting New Zealand medium-pace bowler 1949 Inshan Ali, cricketer, big-spinning WI chinaman bowler 1971-77 1949 Bob Willis, cricketer, superb England fast bowler 1971-84 1949 Lalith Kaluperuma, cricketer, two Tests for Sri Lanka 1982 1949 Uton Dowe, cricketer, WI pace bowler 1972-73 "Dowe shall not bowl" 1949 Shafiq Ahmed, cricketer, Pakistani batsman during the 70's 1949 Alvin Kallicharran, cricketer, wonderful West Indies LHB 1972-81 1949 John Lever, cricketer, England lefty quick in 21 Tests 1976-81 1949 Gundappa Viswanath, cricketer, prolific Indian batsman of 70s 1949 Lawrence Rowe, cricketer, prolific WI batsman, 302 vs. England 1974 1948 Surinder Amarnath, cricketer, son of Lala 124 on debut vs. New Zealand 1976 1948 Chris Old, cricketer, England medium-pacer of 70's 1948 Sarfraz Nawaz, cricketer, successful Pakistani pace bowler 1969-84 1948 Ashok Gandotra, cricketer, in Rio de Janiero Two Tests for India 1969 1948 Mike Hendrick, cricketer, England seam bowler in 30 Tests 1974-81 1948 Robert Anderson, cricketer, New Zealand batsman 1976-78 1948 Murray Parker, cricketer, brother of John Three Tests for New Zealand 1976 1948 Greg Chappell, cricketer, bro of Ian Elegant Aussie batsman 1970-84 1948 Nolan Clarke, cricketer, Barbados bat 1970-77, later Holland stalwart 1948 Norbert Phillip, cricketer, WI pace bowler late 70s 1948 Geoff Greenidge, cricketer, no relation to Gordon, WI opener 1972-74 1948 Bob Woolmer, cricketer, England batsman mid-70's 1948 Mike Selvey, cricketer, England pace bowler of late 70's 1948 Raphick Jumadeen, cricketer, WI slow left-armer of the 70's 1948 Eknath Solkar, cricketer, India 1969-77, brilliant short-leg fielder 1948 Bruce Francis, cricketer, Australian opener in 3 Tests 1972 1948 Kenia Jayantilal, cricketer, 5 at Kingston 71 his only inns for India 1948 Dayle Hadlee, cricketer, brother of Richard, New Zealand medium-pacer of 70's 1948 Parthasarathy Sharma, cricketer, Indian batsman of the mid-70's 1947 Dilip Doshi, cricketer, India's main slow lefty post-Bedi 1947 Les Joslin, cricketer, Test as batsman for Australia 1968, made 7 and 2 1947 Younis Ahmed, cricketer, batted for Pakistan in 1969 and again in 1987 1947 John Morrison, cricketer, "Mystery" New Zealand batsman 1973-82 1947 Tony Dell, cricketer, Australian left-arm quick, 2 Tests 1971 and 74 1947 Zaheer Abbas, cricketer, probably Pakistan's finest batsman ever 1947 Jeff Moss, cricketer, one Test Australia vs. Pakistan 1979 1947 Murray Webb, cricketer, New Zealand fast bowler in 3 Tests, 4 wkts at 117 75 1947 Glenn Turner, cricketer, masterful New Zealand opening batsman 1947 John Traicos, cricketer, in Egypt South Africa 1970, Zimbabwe 1992-93 1947 David Hughes, born in Newton-le-Willows, England, cricketer, right batsman, made 10,419 first-class runs in 20 years for Lancashire 1947 Andy Roberts, cricketer, New Zealand batsman 1976 1947 Ghulam Abbas, cricketer, scored 12 and 0 in only Test for Pakistan 1967 1947 Bob Massie, cricketer, Australia swing bowler, 16 wkts on debut vs. England 1972 1947 David Lloyd, cricketer, England opener, 214 vs. India 1974 1947 David Colley, cricketer, NSW quickie, 3 Tests for Australia 1972 1947 Ashley Woodcock, cricketer, one Test Australia vs. New Zealand 1974, only knock 27 1947 Geoff Cope, cricketer, England off-spinner 1977-78 1947 Salah-ud-Din, cricketer, played 5 Tests for Pakistan 1965-69 1947 Sam Gannon, cricketer, Austr lefty quick, 3 Tests vs. India 1977-78 1946 Albert Padmore, cricketer, WI off-spinner mid-70s 1946 Rick McCosker, cricketer, fine Australian opener 1975-80 1946 Frank Hayes, cricketer, 106* England vs. WI on debut 1973 1946 Anura Tennekoon, cricketer, Sri Lankan World Cup captain 1975-79 1946 Bob Holland, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner at age 38 1946 Ashok Mankad, cricketer, son of Vinoo, batted for India 1969-78 1946 Tony Greig, South Africa, cricketer, English all-rounder 1972-77 1946 Paul Sheahan, cricketer, dashing Australian Test batsman 1967-74 1946 Majid Khan, cricketer, great Pakistani batsman 1964-82 1946 Bishan Bedi, cricketer, mighty Indian slow left-armer 1966-79 1946 Pat Pocock, cricketer, intermittent England off-spinner 1968-85 1946 Tony Howard, cricketer, WI off-spinner one Test vs. New Zealand 1972 1946 Graham Roope, cricketer, England batsman in 21 Tests 1972-78 1946 Roger Tolchard, cricketer, English keeper played Tests as a batsman 1977 1946 Richie Robinson, cricketer, Victorian keeper, Australian batsman 1977 1946 Steve Bucknor, cricketer, West Indian Test umpire, FIFA referee 1946 Leonard Baichan, cricketer, WI opener, 103 vs. Pakistan on debut 1975 1946 John Maclean, cricketer, Australian wicket-keeper 1978-79 1946 Richard Collinge, cricketer, New Zealand rec wicket-taker, 116, before Hadlee 1946 Aftab Gul, cricketer, Pakistani opening batsman in six Tests 1969-71 1946 Mohammad Ilyas, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in ten Tests 1964-69 1946 Graham Vivian, cricketer, son of Giff, 5 Tests for New Zealand 1965-72 1946 Subroto Guha, cricketer, right arm swing bowler for India 1967-69 1946 Asif Masood, cricketer, Pakistani quick with long and erratic run-up 1945 Doug Walters, cricketer, Aussie batting genius 1965-81 Extrovert 1945 Alan "Froggy" Thomson, cricketer, Australian quickie 1970-71 1945 Ross Edwards, cricketer, Aussie middle-order bat of the 70's 1945 Niaz Ahmed, cricketer, 1st and last East Pakistani to play Test cricket 1945 Dennis Lillie [sic], cricketer, Queensland leg-spinner 1965-66/80-82 1945 Steven Camacho, cricketer, WI batsman early seventies 1945 Vanburn Holder, cricketer, West Indian pace bowler of 70's 1945 Robin Jackman, cricketer, England medium-pacer early eighties 1945 David Heyn, cricketer, Sri Lankan batsman 1975 World Cup 1945 Derek Underwood, cricketer, "Deadly" Maybe the best post-war SLA 1945 Ambar Roy, cricketer, nephew of Pankaj Batted in 4 Tests 1969-70 1945 Bhagwat Chandrasekhar, cricketer, brilliant Indian leggie 1964-79 1945 Sadiq Mohammad, cricketer, attacking Pakistan opening batsman 1969-81 1945 Ajit Manohar Pai, cricketer, one Test India vs. New Zealand 1969 1945 V K Ramaswamy, cricketer, Indian Test umpire stood in 1996 World Cup 1945 Bryan Andrews, cricketer, New Zealand medium-pacer, toured Australia 1973-74 1945 Graeme Watson, cricketer, Australian opening batsman 5 Tests 1966-72 1945 Farooq Hamid, cricketer, 1-107 in Test, Pakistan vs. Australia 1964 1945 Sudhir Naik, cricketer, Indian Test batsman in 2 Tests 1974 1945 Mick Hill, cricketer, NSW all-rounder 1964-75 1944 U C Joshi, cricketer, Sussex off-spinner 1970-74 from India 1944 Bob Cottam, cricketer, England fast-medium on 2 India/Pakistan tours 1944 Clive Hubert Lloyd, cricketer, "Supercat", 110 Tests 1966-85 1944 Mufasir-ul-Haq, cricketer, Pakistan left-arm quick, 1 Test 1944 Terry Jenner, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner 1971-75 1944 Mark Burgess, cricketer, New Zealand batsman of the 70's 1944 Arif Butt, cricketer, pace bowler for Pakistan in three Tests 1964-65 1944 Clive Radley, cricketer, England batsman in 8 Tests 1978 1944 John Benaud, cricketer, brother of Richie, Australian bat 1972-73 1944 Abdul Kadir, cricketer, Pakistani batsman-keeper in 4 Tests 1964-65 1944 Irvine Shillingford, cricketer, cousin of Grayson, 4 Tests for WI 1944 Ross Duncan, cricketer, one Test Australia vs. England 1971, 0-30 1944 Salim Altaf, cricketer, Pakistan medium-pacer in 21 Tests 1967-78 1944 Geoff Arnold, cricketer, England medium-pacer in 34 Tests 1967-75 1944 Lee Irvine, cricketer, South African batsman, only Tests in 1970 1944 Graeme Pollock, cricketer, South African batting prodigy 1944 John Inverarity, cricketer, Australian batsman 1968-72 1944 Charlie Davis, cricketer, WI batsman in 15 Tests 1968-73 1943 Hedley Howarth, cricketer, brother of Geoff, New Zealand lefty spinner 1969-77 1943 Barry Milburn, cricketer, New Zealand wicket-keeper in three Tests 1969 1943 Mushtaq Mohammad, cricketer, Pakistan leg-spin all-rounder 1959-79 1943 John Shepherd, cricketer, WI all-rounder 1969-71, later in South Africa 1943 Keith Boyce, cricketer, big-hitting WI all-rounder of 70's 1943 Naushad Ali, cricketer, Pakistani wicket-keeper in six Tests 1964-65 1943 Bruce Taylor, cricketer, big-hitting New Zealand all-rounder 1965-73 1943 Asif Iqbal, cricketer, elegant Pakistani batsman 1964-80 1943 Maurice Foster, cricketer, West Indies batsman of 70's 1943 Steve Dunne, cricketer, New Zealand Test umpire on international panel 1943 Johnny Watkins, cricketer, NSW leg-spinner, bowled 6 overs for Australia 1943 Dennis Amiss, cricketer, prolific English batsman 1943 Bob Blewett, cricketer, father of Greg South Australia batsman 1975-79 1942 Barry Wood, cricketer, England opener in early 70's 1942 Hemant Kanitkar, cricketer, batted in two Tests India vs. WI 1974 1942 John Du Preez, cricketer, South Africa leg-spin all-rounder vs. Australia 1966-67 1942 Roy Fredericks, cricketer, brilliant WI lefty opener 169 vs. Australia 1975 1942 Rajinder Goel, cricketer, slow lefty who didn't play for India 1942 Peter Petherick, cricketer, New Zealand slow lefty 1976-77, hat-trick on debut 1942 Somachandra De Silva, cricketer, Sri Lankan leg-spinner 1982-84 1942 Richard Hutton, cricketer, son of Len, 5 Tests 1971 1942 Ali Bacher, cricketer, South African batsman and captain in 60's 1942 Robin Hobbs, cricketer, England leg-spinner 1967-71 1942 Mike Brearley, cricketer, outstanding England captain 1977-81 1942 Arthur Barrett, cricketer, WI leggie early 70's 1942 U. N. Kulkarni, cricketer, Indian pace bowler in four Tests 1967-68 1942 Dave Sincock, cricketer, chinaman bowler played for Australia 1964-66 1942 Dave Brown, cricketer, Warwicks pace bowler, played 26X for England 1942 Laurie Mayne, cricketer, Australian pace bowler in 6 Tests 1965-70 1941 Milkha Singh, cricketer, bro of Kripal Singh India batsman in 4 Tests 1941 Barry Hadlee, cricketer, bro of Dayle and Richard, New Zealand World Cup 1975 1941 Jeff Jones, cricketer, England left-arm pace bowler in 60's 1941 Geoff Hurst, cricketer, Essex 1962, better known as soccer immortal 1941 Brian Yuile, cricketer, New Zealand slow left-armer took 34 wkts in 17 Tests 1941 Colin Milburn, cricketer, England bat whose career was cut short 1941 John Snow, cricketer, fiery England quickie Unpopular with Aussies 1941 David Steele, cricketer, England batsman, courageous vs. Lillee 1975 1941 Peter Truscott, cricketer, one Test New Zealand vs. Pakistan 1965, 3 and 26 1941 Bob Taylor, cricketer wicket-keeper, too often in Knotty's shadow 1941 John Jameson, cricketer, England batsman, 465 p/ship with Kanhai 1941 Peter Pollock, cricketer, bro of Graeme/father of Shaun, S Af quickie 1941 Graham McKenzie, cricketer, prolific Australian pace bowler 1961-71 1941 Cyril Cooray, cricketer, Sri Lankan Test umpire on International panel 1941 Nasim-ul-Ghani, cricketer, Pakistani left-handed all-rounder 1958-73 1941 Ian Redpath, cricketer, dependable Australian opening batsman 1964-76 1941 Grahame Bilby, cricketer, two Tests New Zealand vs. England 1966 1941 Ajit Wadekar, cricketer, stalwart Indian batsman and captain 1941 Malcolm Francke, cricketer, leg-spinner, Ceylon 1956 to Qld 1984 1941 Keith Thomson, cricketer, batted in 2 Tests New Zealand vs. India 1968 1941 Robin Bynoe, cricketer, WI opening batsman in 4 Tests 1959-67 1941 Ross Morgan, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in 20 Tests 1965-72 1941 John Hampshire, cricketer, of Yorkshire Century on debut for England 1969 1941 Bob Cunis, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler of the late 60's 1941 Mansur Ali Khan, cricketer, Nawab of Pataudi, Indian batsman and captain 1940 Arnold Long, cricketer, prolific wicketkeeper for Surrey and Sussex 1940 Mike Denness, cricketer, England batsman and captain mid-70s 1940 Javed Akhtar, cricketer, Pakistani off-spinner took 0-52 in 1962 Test 1940 Jack Birkenshaw, cricketer, England off-spinner 1973-74 1940 Geoffrey Boycott, cricketer, stoic England opener 1964-82 1940 Bob Cowper, cricketer, Australia LHB, 307 vs. England MCG 1966 Very rich 1940 Rex Sellers, Australia cricketer leg-spinner, bowled 5 overs in Tests 1940 Eddie Barlow, cricketer, Great South African all-rounder 1940 Dilip Sardesai, cricketer, high scoring Indian batsman of 60's 1940 Keith Stackpole, cricketer, aggressive Australian opener 1966-74 1940 Mike Shrimpton, cricketer, occasional New Zealand Test batsman 1963-74 1940 H R "Tiger" Lance, cricketer, South African batting all-rounder 1961-67 1940 Richard Edwards, cricketer, WI pace bowler 1968-69 Australia/New Zealand tour 1940 Erapalli Prasanna, cricketer, one of India's big four spinners 1940 Bryan Davis, cricketer, bro of Charlie WI batsman vs. Australia 1965 1940 David Larter, cricketer, two-metre tall England pace bowler 1940 David Holford, cricketer, cousin of G S Sobers WI leg-spin all-rounder 1940 Norman Gifford, cricketer, respected England slow left-armer 1964-73 1940 Brian Hastings, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in 70's 1940 Dennis Gamsy, cricketer, South African bat in 2 Tests vs. Australia 1970 1940 Dick Motz, cricketer, 1st New Zealander to take 100 Test wickets 1939 Afaq Hussain, cricketer, Pakistani off-spinner in 2 Tests 1961-64 1939 B K Kunderan, cricketer, Indian keeper-batsman of 60's 1939 A K Sen Gupta, cricketer, Test India vs. WI 1959 without distinction 1939 Roger Prideaux, cricketer, England batsman in 3 Tests 1968-69 1939 Man Mohan Sood, cricketer, scored 0 and 3 in his only Test for India 1939 Alan Connolly, cricketer, Australian pace bowler through 60s 1939 Ron Headley, cricketer, son of George, 2 Tests WI vs. England 1973 1939 Neil Hawke, cricketer, Australia pace bowler and late-order bat in 60s 1939 R B Desai, cricketer, effective pace bowler for India in 60s 1939 Geoff Griffin, cricketer, South Africa quick, hat-trick and chuck vs. England 1960 1939 Michael Macaulay, cricketer, Tvl, W Prov, OFS, NE Tvl, E Prov and South Africa 1939 Hanumant Singh, cricketer, 14 Tests for India-century on debut 1939 Abbas Ali Baig, cricketer, Indian bat 112 on debut vs. England 1959 1939 Shahid Mahmoud, cricketer, opener scored 16 and 9 in only Pak Test 1939 M. L. Jaisimha, cricketer, Indian batsman of the sixties 1939 Lester King, cricketer, WI fast bowler, 2 Tests 1962-68, 9 wkts 1939 Brian Luckhurst, cricketer, England opener of 60's and early 70's 1939 Antao D'Souza, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler in six Tests 1959-62 1938 Charlie Griffith, cricketer, WI fast bowler, or did he chuck?, 1938 Bill Playle, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in 8 Tests without distinction 1938 Wynne Bradburn, cricketer, father of Grant New Zealand batsman vs. South Africa 1964 1938 Tony White, cricketer, 2 Tests WI vs. Australia 1965 1938 Frank Misson, cricketer, Australian pace bowler 1960-61 1938 Richard Dumbrill, cricketer, South African all-rounder in 5 Tests 1965-67 1938 Alan Jones, cricketer, England vs. ROW 1970 his only International honour 1938 Peter Carlstein, cricketer, South African Test batsman 1958-64 1938 Mahboob Shah, cricketer, Pakistani Test umpire on International panel 1938 Gordon Rorke, cricketer, Australian quickie, 4 Tests at end of 50's 1938 James Botten, cricketer, all-rounder in 1965 South Africa series vs. England 1938 H V "Ranji" Hordern, cricketer, 7 Tests for Australia 1910 -1912, dies 1938 Javed Burki, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in 25 Tests 1960-69 1938 Mohammad Farooq, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler in 7 Tests 1960-65 1938 Colin Bland, cricketer, South African bat Maybe the best cover field 1938 Grahame Thomas, cricketer, Australian batsman of the mid-60's 1938 Johnny Gleeson, cricketer, mystery spinner for Australia 1966-72 1938 Vijay Mehra, cricketer, Indian Test batsman from age 17 1938 Ijaz Butt, cricketer, Pakistani opening batsman in 8 Tests 1958-60 1938 Barry Knight, cricketer, England all-rounder mid-60s 1938 Bevan Congdon, cricketer, New Zealand batsman of 60s and 70s 1937 Rajinder Pal, cricketer, pace bowler in one Test India vs. Eng, 0-22 1937 Col Guest, cricketer, Test Australia vs. England 1963, scored 11 took 0-59 1937 Saeed Ahmed, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in 41 Tests 1958-73 1937 Don Wilson, cricketer, England slow left-armer between 1963-71 1937 Duncan Sharpe, cricketer, 3 Tests for Pakistan 1959-60 1937 Tony Lewis, cricketer, England batsman, captain 1972-73 1937 John Edrich, cricketer, England left-handed batsman, 310* vs. New Zealand 1965 1937 Kumar Shri Indrajitsinhji, cricketer, Indian keeper in 60's 1937 Sven Conrad Stayers, cricketer, WI fast bowler 1962 1937 David Allan, cricketer, West Indian wicketkeeper 1962-66 1937 Barry Shepherd, cricketer, Australian lefty bat early 60's 1937 Ken Palmer, cricketer, 1-190 in only Test for England, now Test ump 1937 Tom Veivers, cricketer, Australian off-spinner in the 60's 1937 Peter van der Merwe, cricketer, South African captain of mid-1960's 1937 Grahame Chevalier, cricketer, one Test for South Africa 1970, 0 and 0*, 5-100 1937 Graeme Dowling, cricketer, New Zealand, 239 vs. India 1968 1937 Norman O'Neill, cricketer, great Aussie bat of 60's Brilliant field 1937 Bill Lawry, cricketer, dour Australian lefty opener, Can talk a bit 1937 Peter Lashley, cricketer, 4 Tests for West Indies 1960-66 1937 Ken Higgs, cricketer, effective England pace-bowler in 15 Tests 1965-68 1937 R Surendranath, cricketer, Indian pace bowler in 11 Tests early 60s 1936 Phil Sharpe, cricketer, England middle order batsman during 60's 1936 Peter Parfitt, cricketer, fine England batsman of the 1960's 1936 W S "Buster" Farrer, cricketer, South African Test batsman 1962-64 1936 Barry Sinclair, cricketer, 21 Tests for New Zealand in the 60's, 3 centuries 1936 David Pithey, cricketer, bro of Tony, South Africa all-rounder in 8 Tests 1936 Ian McLachlan, cricketer, Cambridge and S Australia bat, later Liberal MP 1936 V Subramanya, cricketer, Indian batsman in nine Tests mid-60's 1936 Eric Russell, cricketer, England opening batsman early 60s 1936 M. A. "Kelly" Seymour, cricketer, South Africa off-spinner in 7 Tests 1963-70 1936 Roy Harford, cricketer, brother of Noel New Zealand wicketkeeper vs. India 1968 1936 Rusi Surti, cricketer, Indian slow lefty, hat-trick for Qld 1969 1936 Khalid Wazir, cricketer, son of S Wazir Ali 2 Tests for Pakistan 1954 1936 John D'Arcy, cricketer, New Zealand Test batsman on 1958 England tour 1936 Jack Noreiga, cricketer, 9-95 WI vs. India 1971 1936 Keith Slater, cricketer, one Test for Australia 1958-59 series 1936 Barry Jarman, cricketer, Australian wicket-keeper in 60's 1936 Manohar Hardikar, cricketer, batted in 2 Tests India vs. WI 1958-59 1936 Bobby Simpson, cricketer, great Australian batsman, captain, coach,slip 1935 Peter Allan, cricketer, 1 Test Australia vs. England 1965, 2-58 and 0-25 1935 Rohan Kanhai, cricketer, one of West Indies' finest batsmen 1935 Khalid "Billy" Ibadulla, cricketer, 166 on debut Pakistan vs. Australia 1964 1935 David White, cricketer, England opening attack Brown and White vs. Pak 1961 1935 Prakash Bhandari, cricketer, 3 Tests for India in mid-50's, 77 runs 1935 Ken Eastwood, cricketer, opened for Australia vs. England SCG 1971 1935 Mohammad Munaf, cricketer, Pakistani pace bowler in 4 Tests 1959-62 1935 David Allen, cricketer, England off-spinner of 60's 1935 Alan Brown, cricketer, England opening attack Brown and White vs Pak 1961 1935 Paul Barton, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in early 1960's, century vs. South Africa 1935 Bob Barber, cricketer, dashing England lefty bat in 28 Tests 1960-68 1935 Ken Taylor, cricketer, England opening batsman three times 1959-64 1935 Geoff Pullar, cricketer, England opening batsman late 50's early 60's 1935 Chris Burger, cricketer, South African batsman vs. Australia 1957-58 1935 V V Kumar, cricketer, useful Madras leggie who only played 2 Tests 1935 Ian Craig, cricketer, prodigious Australian bat of 50's 1935 Sheikh Fazalur Rehman, cricketer, played 1 Test Pakistan vs. WI 1958 1935 Bruce Bolton, cricketer, two Tests New Zealand vs. England 1959 1935 Ted Dexter, cricketer, in Milan Superb England batsman of 60's 1935 David Evans, born in England, footballer, cricketer for Aston Villa, Conservative Member of Parliament for Welwyn Hatfield 1935 Easton Dudley Ashton St. John McMorris, cricketer, WI batsman of 60's 1935 John Murray, cricketer, England 1961 - 1967, 1st wk called Murray to play Tests 1935 Clive Halse, cricketer, South Africa fast bowler on 1963-64 Australia/New Zealand tour 1935 Wallis Mathias, cricketer, 1st non-Muslim to play for Pakistan 1935 Ian Meckiff, cricketer, Austr quick 57-63, "threw"? his career away 1934 Hanif Mohammad, cricketer, prolific Pakistani batsman 1952-69 1934 Salim Durani, cricketer, successful Indian batsman of 60's 1934 Peter Philpott, cricketer, NSW and Australian leg spinner 1965-66 1934 Derek Richardson, cricketer, played one innings for England 1957 1934 Arvind Apte, cricketer, brother of Madhav Scored 8 and 7 in one Test 1934 Des Hoare, cricketer, Australian quickie in Test in 1961 vs. W Indies 1934 Sadashiv Patil, cricketer, pace bowler in Test India vs. New Zealand 1955-56 1934 David Smith, cricketer, England opening bowler vs. India 1961-62 1934 Geoff Millman, cricketer, England wicket-keeper in 6 Tests 1961-62 1934 Lance Gibbs, cricketer, prolific West Indian off-spinner, 309 wickets 1934 Lindsay Kline, cricketer, Australian chinaman bowler Hat-trick 1957 1934 B P "Baloo" Gupte, cricketer, brother of Fergie, Indian leggie 1934 John Guy, cricketer, solid left-handed batsman for New Zealand in late 1950's 1934 Sam Trimble, cricketer, Queensland bat, 12th man for Australia, no Test 1934 J E F "John" Beck, cricketer, lefty bat in 8 Tests for New Zealand 1953-56 1934 Doug Padgett, cricketer, England batsman twice in 1960 1934 Roy Gilchrist, cricketer, volatile WI fast bowler of late 50s 1934 Willy Rodriguez, cricketer, occasional leg-spin bat for WI in 60's 1934 Hammond Furlonge, cricketer, WI batsman in 3 Tests 1955-56 1934 Martin Horton, cricketer, England off-spin all rounder, 2 Tests 1959 1934 Bruce Pairaudeau, cricketer, WI opening bat in 13 Tests, 115 on debut 1934 Sydney Burke, cricketer, South Africa quick, 11 wkts on Test debut vs. New Zealand 1961 1934 Nari Contractor, cricketer, Indian batsman and captain 1934 Ron Gaunt, cricketer, Australian fast bowler late 50s early 60s 1934 Brian Bolus, cricketer, England opening batsman early 60's 1933 Jackie Hendriks, cricketer, West Indian wicket-keeper of 60's 1933 Bruce Morrison, cricketer, one Test New Zealand vs. England 1963 1933 Grenville Alabaster, cricketer, New Zealand tourist to Australia 1973-74 1933 Jim Pothecary, cricketer, South African pace bowler on 1960 England tour 1933 Seymour Nurse, cricketer, prolific WI batsman, 258 vs. New Zealand 1969 1933 Ron Archer, cricketer, Aussie all-rounder mid-50's 1933 Roy Swetman, cricketer, England wicket-keeper late 50's 1933 Brian Booth, cricketer, dual Australian cricket/hockey international 1933 A G Kripal Singh, cricketer, India, 100* on debut vs. New Zealand 1959 1933 Pat Crawford, cricketer, Australian pace bowler 1956 1933 Roger Harris, cricketer, New Zealand opening batsman vs England 1959 1933 Tony Pithey, cricketer, brother of David, South African batsman in 17 Tests 1933 Mike J K Smith, cricketer, England captain mid-60s 1933 Ian Sinclair, cricketer, 2 Tests New Zealand vs. WI 1956, bowling average 120.00 1933 Hemchandra Tukaram Dani, cricketer, Test Ind vs. Pak, 1-19, ct 1, DNB 1933 John Mortimore, cricketer, England off-spinner 1959-64 1933 Collie Smith, cricketer, exciting WI all-rounder all too briefly 1933 Harold "Dickie" Bird, cricketer, noted England Test umpire 1933 Chris Duckworth, cricketer, South African batsman vs. England 1956-57 1933 Kim Elgie, cricketer, South African bat vs. New Zealand 1961-62, Scotland RU International 1933 Charles Williams, born in Oxford, England, cricketer, batsman, Labor peer, Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Baron Williams of Elvel 1933 Leonard John Coldwell, cricketer 1932 Colin Cowdrey, cricketer, in India England batsman, 1st to 100 Tests 1932 Fred Titmus, cricketer, long-running England off-spinner 1932 Madhav Apte, cricketer, bro of Arvind 7 Tests for India, 1 century 1932 Henry Bromfield, cricketer, South Africa off-spinner in 9 Tests 1961-65 1932 Bob Blair, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler in 19 Tests in 50s 1932 Ray Illingworth, cricketer, England off-spin all-rounder and captain 1932 Francis Cameron, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler took 61 wickets 1961-65 1932 Peter Burge, cricketer, dashing Australian batsman of 50's and 60's 1932 Conrad Hunte, cricketer, great West Indian opener 1958-66 1932 Bapu Nadkarni, cricketer, economical Indian slow left-armer 1956 - 1968 1932 Godfrey Lawrence, cricketer, South African fast bowler, 8-53 vs. New Zealand 1961 1932 J P "Pom-Pom" Felloes-Smith, cricketer, South Africa batsman vs. England 1960 1932 Jaswick Taylor, cricketer, WI pace bowler 50s, 10 wkts in 3 Tests 1931 Noel McGregor, cricketer, batted in 25 Tests for New Zealand 1955-65 1931 Tommy Greenhough, cricketer, English leg-spinner in 4 Tests 1959-60 1931 Jim Parks, cricketer, England batsman-keeper in 46 Tests 1954-68 1931 Basil D'Oliveira, cricketer, England all-rounder of late 60's 1931 Vijay Manjrekar, cricketer, father of Sanjay, reliable Indian batsman 1931 Eddie Fuller, cricketer, South African fast bowler in 7 Tests 1952-58 1931 Trevor Goddard, cricketer, South African opening batsman and opening bowler 1931 Peter Richardson, cricketer, England batsman mid-50's 1931 Neil Adcock, cricketer, South African pace bowler, 104 wkts 1953-62 1931 Brian Close, cricketer, played for England between 1949 and 1976 1931 Freddie Trueman, cricketer, "Fiery Fred", 307 wickets for England 1931 Bill Watson, cricketer, NSW and Australian opening batsman mid-50s 1931 Graeme Hole, cricketer, Australian batsman of the fifties 1930 Alim-ud-Din, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in 25 Tests 1954-62 1930 C T Patankar, cricketer, kept wicket in one Test India vs. New Zealand 1955-56 1930 Ken Barrington, cricketer, tough England batsman 1930 J M Ghorpade, cricketer, 8 Tests for India 1952-59 with little impact 1930 Ramnath Kenny, cricketer, batted in 5 Tests for India in 1950's 1930 Noel Harford, cricketer, brother of Roy New Zealand Test batsman in 1950's 1930 Joe Solomon, cricketer, WI batsman of 50's Cap fell on wkt vs. Australia 1930 Jack Bannister, cricketer, Warwickshire stalwart, commentator, BBC 1930 Murray Chapple, cricketer, New Zealand Test batsman through the 1950's 1930 John Alabaster, cricketer, New Zealand most prolific leg-spinner with 49 wkts 1930 Roy McLean, cricketer, prolific South African batsman played 40 Tests 1930 Brian Statham, born in Gorton, England, cricketer, 20th century's leading fast bowler, inducted into ICC Cricket Hall of Fame, 2009 1930 Jim Burke, cricketer, Australian opener of 50s 1930 Ian Leggat, cricketer, 1 Test vs. South Africa 1953-54 without distinction 1930 Frank Tyson, cricketer, "Typhoon" England pace destroyer mid-50's 1930 Michael Melle, cricketer, South African pace bowler of early 1950's 1930 Matt Poore, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in 14 tests 1953-56 average 15.43 1930 Alf Valentine, cricketer, great West Indian lefty spinner 1930 Alan Oakman, cricketer, England batsman against Australia 1956 1930 Shuja-ud-Din, cricketer, batted in 19 Tests for Pakistan 1954-62 1930 Ray Flockton, cricketer, prolific NSW batsman of 50's 1930 C. D. Gopinath, cricketer, batted in 8 Tests for India in the 1950's 1929 Peter Barker Howard, cricketer 1929 Peter May, cricketer, dashing English batsman of 50's 1929 Wazir Mohammad, cricketer, eldest of Pakistan's 4 Mohammed brothers 1929 Keith Andrew, cricketer, England wicket-keeper in 2 Tests 1954-63 1929 S P "Fergie" Gupte, cricketer, brilliant Indian leg-spinner 1929 Bob Hawke, cricketer, no relation to Lord 12th man for Oxford U 1954 1929 Narotam Puna, cricketer, Bombay New Zealand off-spinner vs. England 1966 1929 Peter Loader, cricketer, England quick in 13 Tests 1954-59, later WA 1929 Les Favell, cricketer, stoic Australian batsman late 50's 1929 John Rutherford, cricketer, one Test for Australia 1956 1929 Graham Anthony Richard Lock, cricketer 1929 Tony Lock, cricketer, highly successful England slow lefty bowler 1929 Agha Saadat Ali, cricketer, Pakistan bat in Test vs. New Zealand 1956, scored 8* 1929 Alan Davidson, cricketer, mighty Australian lefty quick all-rounder 1929 Ventappa Muddiah, cricketer, Indian off-spinner in 2 Tests 1959-61 1929 Leslie Wight, cricketer, one Test WI vs. India 1953, scored 21 1929 Paul Winslow, cricketer, big-hitter for South Africa, 108 vs. England 1955 1929 Jack Flavell, cricketer, England pace bowler in 4 Tests 1961-64 1929 Sydney Gedye, cricketer, opening batsman in four Tests for New Zealand 1964 1929 Cuan McCarthy, cricketer, 36 Test wkts for South Africa, 1 career no-ball 1929 Jackie McGlew, cricketer, dour South African opening bat of the 50' 1929 David Sheppard, bishop, Liverpool, cricketer, England batsman 1929 Lennox Butler, cricketer, 1 Test WI vs. Australia 1955, 16 and 2-151 1929 Hugh Tayfield, cricketer, celebrated South African off-spinner 1949-60 1929 Ian Thomson, cricketer, England seam bowler vs. South Africa 1964-65 1928 Colin McDonald, cricketer, stalwart Australian opening bat for 1950's 1928 Trevor Meale, cricketer, batted in 2 Tests New Zealand vs. England 1958 1928 Datta Gaekwad, cricketer, father of Anshuman, batted in 11 Tests 50's 1928 Ken Hough, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler in two Tests vs. England 1959 1928 R H "Deepak" Shodhan, cricketer, century on Test debut for India 1928 Neil Harvey, cricketer, prolific Australian lefty bat of 50's 1928 Jack Nel, cricketer, South African opening bat in 6 Tests 1949-57 1928 Peter Heine, cricketer, solid South African fast bowler in 1950's 1928 John Reid, cricketer, prolific New Zealand batsman 1949 - 1965 1928 Pankaj Roy, cricketer, Indian opener, 413 partnership w/Vinoo Mankad 1928 Clive Van Ryneveld, cricketer, South African all-rounder 1951-58 1928 Arthur Milton, cricketer, England opening batsman late 50's 1928 Everton Weekes, cricketer, one of the 3 W's 1928 C V Gadkari, cricketer, Indian batsman in 6 Tests 1953 - 1955 1928 Ken Archer, cricketer, Australian batsman, 5 Tests early 50s 1928 Rajindranath, cricketer, 4 stumpings in his only Test for India 1928 Imtiaz Ahmed, cricketer, Pakistan wicket-keeper in 41 Tests 1952-62 1928 Khan Mohammad, cricketer, Pakistan fast-med bowler, 54 wkts in 13 Tests 1927 Hedley Keith, cricketer, solid left-handed for South Africa in the 1950's 1927 Ramesh Divecha, cricketer, eleven wickets for India in early 50's 1927 Clairmonte Depeiaza, cricketer, world record partnership vs. Australia 1955 1927 Eddie Leadbeater, cricketer, England leg-spinner with an avg of 109 1927 G S Ramchand, cricketer, valuable all-rounder in 33 Tests for India 1927 Zin Harris, cricketer, father of Chris New Zealand batsman in 50's and 60's 1927 Eric St. Eval Atkinson, cricketer, bro of Denis WI pace bowler 1958-59 1927 Eric Petrie, cricketer, New Zealand wicketkeeper of the late 1950's 1927 Michael Frederick, cricketer, one Test WI vs. England 1954, scored 0 and 30 1927 Sid O'Linn, cricketer, soccer for South Africa 1947, cricket 1960 1927 Jim De Courcy, cricketer, in Newcastle Australian batsman 1953 1927 Wally Grout, cricketer, great Aussie wicket-keeper 1927 George Thoms, cricketer, 1 Test Australia against WI 1952, scored 16 and 28 1927 Fazal Mahmood, cricketer, Pakistani medium-pace workhorse 1952-62 1927 John Hayes, cricketer, New Zealand fast bowler in 15 Tests 1951-58 1926 Donald Carr, cricketer, England player in 50's, later MCC honcho 1926 Ronald Draper, cricketer, South African batsman vs. Australia 1949-50 1926 Frank King, cricketer, WI fast bowler in 14 Tests in 50's, 29 wkts 1926 John Dewes, cricketer, England opener late 40's early 50's 1926 Denis Atkinson, cricketer, WI all-rounder, 219 vs. Australia 1955 1926 Frederick Robert Spofforth, cricketer/demon bowler, dies 1926 Gordon Leggat, cricketer, open batsman for New Zealand in 9 Tests 1953-56 1926 Doug Insole, cricketer, England batsman of the 50's, nine Tests 1926 Polly Umrigar, cricketer, Indian batsman and captain 1926 Edgar Meuli, cricketer, opened New Zealand batting in Test vs. South Africa 1953 1926 Bob Berry, cricketer, England slow lefty 1950 1926 Clyde Walcott, cricketer, one of the three W's, later ICC chairman 1925 D G "Dattu" Phadkar, cricketer, pace bowling all-rounder for India 1925 Ghulam Guard, cricketer, lefty pace bowler in 2 Tests for India 1959 1925 Ken "Slasher" Mackay, cricketer, exciting Aussie all-rounder 1925 Bill Parkhouse, cricketer, England batsman in 7 Tests 1950-59 1925 Ken Grieves, cricketer, NSW leg-spin all-rounder 1925 Alistair Taylor, cricketer, one Test as opening bat for South Africa 1956 1925 Richard Barber, cricketer, scored 12 and 5 in only Test New Zealand vs. WI 1956 1925 David Ironside, cricketer, South Africa swing bowler in 3 Tests vs. New Zealand 1953-54 1925 H G Kischenchand, cricketer, 5 Tests for India 1947-52 1925 Maqsood Ahmed, cricketer, Pakistani batsman in 16 Tests 1952-56 1925 Eric Dempster, cricketer, New Zealand slow bowl of mid-50's, bowling avg 109.5 1925 A H Kardar, cricketer, Pak 1st Test captain, prev played for India 1924 Roy Miller, cricketer, WI all-rounder in one Test 1953, 23 and 0-28 1924 Jasu Patel, cricketer, Indian off-spinner, 9-69 vs. Australia 1959 1924 Rusi Modi, cricketer, strong Indian batsman in post-War years 1924 Simpson Guillen, cricketer, wicket-keeper for West Indies and New Zealand 1924 Frank Worrell, cricketer, one of the three W's, inspiring WI captain 1924 Fred Fisher, cricketer, one Test for New Zealand vs. SA 1953 1924 Bob Appleyard, cricketer, superb England off-spinner, brief career 1924 Mohammed Ghazali, cricketer, Pak off-spinner wicketless in 2 Tests 54 1924 Russell Endean, cricketer, 28 Tests for South Africa, handled the ball 1956 1924 V N Swamy, cricketer, one Test India vs. New Zealand 1955, DNB, 0-45 1924 Don Kenyon, cricketer, England batsman in 8 Tests 1951-55 1924 Madhussudan Rege, cricketer, 15 runs in only Test India vs. WI 1948-49 1924 Norman Marshall, cricketer, brother of Roy, one Test for WI 1955 1923 Bert Sutcliffe, cricketer, all-time great New Zealand left-handed bat 1923 Bruce Dooland, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner, 3 Tests mid-forties 1923 Kenneth Rickards, cricketer, WI batsman two Tests 104 runs 1923 Sadu Shinde, cricketer, Indian leg-spinner late 1940's/early 1950's 1923 John Holt, Jr., cricketer, WI batsman in 17 Tests, 1066 runs at 36 75 1923 Jack Hill, cricketer, Australian leg-spinner of mid 50's 1923 Jimmy Cameron, cricketer, brother of John WI batsman 1948-49 1923 Donald Smith, cricketer, uneventful England opening batsman 1957 1923 Alan Wharton, cricketer, England batsman once vs. New Zealand 1949, scored 7 and 13 1923 John Watkins, cricketer, South African all-rounder in 15 Tests 49-57 1923 Lawrie Miller, New Zealand cricketer, opening bat in 13 Tests 1923 George Bean, cricketer, 92 runs in 3 Tests for England vs. Australia 1923 Don Taylor, cricketer, New Zealand 3 Tests, Auck stands w/Sutcliffe in Wisden 1923 Johnny Wardle, cricketer, Yorkshire and England left-arm bowler of 50's 1922 Nyron Sultan Asgarali, cricketer, West Indian opening bat 1957 1922 George Fullerton, cricketer, South African keeper-batsman 1947-51 1922 Harry Cave, cricketer, New Zealand bowler and Test captain in the 1950's 1922 Allan Rae, cricketer, prolific WI opening batsman 1948-53 1922 Roy Tattersall, cricketer, brilliant England off-spinner early 50's 1922 Ghulam Ahmed, cricketer, off-spinner in 22 Tests for India in 1950's 1922 Jim McConnon, cricketer, England off-spinner against Pakistan 1954 1922 Anton Murray, cricketer, South African batsman in 10 Tests 1951-55 1922 Allan Watkins, cricketer, England batsman late 40s early 50s 1922 Brun Smith, cricketer, New Zealand right-handed batsman of late 1940's 1922 Kanwar Rai Singh, cricketer, batted at MCG in Test for India 1948 1922 Clifford McWatt, cricketer, WI wicket-keeper in 6 Tests 1954-55 1922 Arthur Morris, cricketer, great Australian lefty opening batsman 1921 Geoff Rabone, cricketer, gifted all-rounder for New Zealand in 1950's 1921 Gul Mahomed, cricketer, Indian and Pakistani batsman 1921 Ray Lindwall, cricketer, Australian fast bowler and St. George full-back 1921 Sam Cook, cricketer, England slow left-armer in only Test 1921 Nazar Mohammad, cricketer, Mudassar's pop, Pakistan's 1st centurion 1921 Lancelot Pierre, cricketer, 1 Test WI vs. England 1948, 0-28 1921 Frank Mooney, cricketer, dependable wicket-keeper for New Zealand in 13 Tests 1921 Jeff Stollmeyer, cricketer, WI batsman pre/post-war 1921 Sam Loxton, cricketer, flamboyant Australian batsman of late 40's 1921 Mick Harvey, cricketer, in Newcastle Brother of Neil Test umpire 1921 Cyril Poole, cricketer, England batsman against India 1951-52 1921 Athol Rowan, cricketer, brother of Eric, South African off-spinner 1921 Andy Ganteaume, cricketer, WI batsman, 112 in only Test innings 1948 1920 Claude Tozer, cricketer, dashing NSW batsman, shot to death 1920 George Tribe, cricketer, Australian chinaman bowler, Northants 1920 Robert Christiani, cricketer, brother of Cyril WI batsman in 22 Tests 1920 Anwar Hussain, cricketer, four Tests for Pakistan vs. India 1952-53 1920 Chandrasekhar Sarwate, cricketer, batted in 9 Tests for India 1946-52 1920 Jack Cheetham, cricketer, South African batsman, Test captain early 50's 1920 Percy Mansell, cricketer, leg-spin all-rounder in 13 Tests for South Africa 1920 Willie Watson, cricketer, England batsman and soccer international 1920 Reg Simpson, cricketer, prolific England opener 1948-55 1920 Donald Beard, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler in the 1950's 1919 Keith Miller, cricketer, one of Australia's best ever all-rounders 1919 Alan Lisette, cricketer, New Zealand slow left-armer vs West Indies 1956 1919 John Moroney, cricketer, Australian opener 1949-51 1919 Gerald Etheridge Gomez, cricketer, post-war WI all-rounder 1919 Bill Anderson, cricketer, played in 1st New Zealand-Australia Test 1946 1919 Hemu Ramchandra Adhikari, cricketer, Indian righty batsman 1947-59 1919 Alex Moir, cricketer, New Zealand leg-spinner in 17 Tests 1950-59 1919 Guy Overton, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler in 3 Tests on 1953-54 SA tour 1919 Charles Palmer, cricketer, one Test 1955, later MCC president 1919 John Goddard, cricketer, West Indian all-rounder 1948-57 1919 Gil Langley, cricketer, Australian wicket-keeper 1951-56 1919 Tom Brooks, cricketer, NSW fast bowler of the 30's, later Test umpire 1919 Len Johnson, cricketer, Australian fast bowler played Test in 1948 1919 Lindsay Tuckett, cricketer, son of Len, 9 Tests for South Africa 1947-49 1919 K C Ibrahim, cricketer, batted in 4 Tests India vs. WI 1948-49 1918 Ian Johnson, cricketer, Australian Test captbetween Hassett and Craig 1918 Roley Jenkins, cricketer, English leg-spinner 1948-52 1918 Martin Hanley, cricketer, took 1-88 with off-spin in Test for South Africa 1918 Doug Ring, cricketer, Australian leggie of the late 40's early 50's 1918 Alec Bedser, cricketer, mighty post-war England medium-pacer 1918 Eric Bedser, cricketer, bro of Alec, Surrey bowler but not England 1918 Denis Compton, cricketer, England batsman 1938-56 and Arsenal forward 1918 Mervyn Roye Harvey, cricketer, brother of Neil, Test for Australia 1918 C B Bertie Clarke, cricketer, Barbados and West Indian leg-spinner 1918 Ranga Sohoni, Indian cricketer, pace bowler of late 40's avg 101 1918 Colin Snedden, cricketer, Test New Zealand vs. England 1947, 0-46, did not bat 1917 Jack Plimsoll, cricketer, South Africa lefty quick, 3-143 in only Test 1947 1917 Ken Cranston, cricketer, England all-rounder captained once in 1948 1917 Martin Donnelly, cricketer, brilliant lefty bat for New Zealand post-war 1917 Hugo Yarnold, cricketer, Worcestershire keeper and Test umpire 1917 K M Rangnekar, cricketer, batted in 3 Tests India vs. Australia 1947-48 1917 Prior Jones, cricketer, WI pace bowler in 9 Tests 1948-52 1917 Vinoo Mankad, cricketer, India's greatest all-rounder to his time 1917 Roy Scott, cricketer, one Test New Zealand vs. England 1947, 18, 1-74 1917 Jack Robertson, cricketer, superb England batsman only played 11 Tests 1916 Mervyn Wallace, cricketer, 13 Tests for New Zealand, latterly as captain 1916 Esmond Kentish, cricketer, WI fast bowler in 2 Tests 1948 and 1954 1916 Len Wilkinson, cricketer, England leg-spinner just before WW II 1916 Tony Harris, cricketer, Springbok 5/8th, Test batsman, 1916 Verdun Scott, New Zealand cricketer/rugby player 1916 Len Hutton, cricketer, England opener, 364 vs. Australia The Oval 1938 1916 Syd Barnes, cricketer, Australian batsmen of 30's/40's 1916 Commandur Rajagopalachari Rangachari, cricketer, India 1947-48 1916 Bill Edrich, cricketer, Middlesex and England bat, Compton's mate 1916 Ross Gregory, cricketer, Australian batsman 1936 - 1937 1916 Don Tallon, cricketer, perhaps Australia's greatest wicket-keeper 1916 Vic Stollmeyer, cricketer, bro of Jeff Scored 96 in only Test innings 1916 Alec Coxon, cricketer, England pace bowler in one Test, 2-90 and 1-82 1915 Colin McCool, cricketer, Australian leg-spin all rounder late 40s 1915 Fred Freer, cricketer, Australian pace bowler played one Test in 1946 1915 George Mudie, cricketer, WI all-rounder in one Test 1935, 5 and 3-40 1915 Ron Hamence, cricketer, Australian batsman post-WWII 1915 Dennis Brookes, cricketer, one Test England vs. WI 1948, scored 10 and 7 1915 W G Grace, British cricketer, dies 1915 Charles Rowe, cricketer, scored a pair in only Test, New Zealand vs. Australia 1946, 1915 Arthur Fagg, cricketer, dual double-centuries in a game for Kent 1938 1915 Walter Hadlee, cricketer, father of Richard and Dayle, New Zealand batsman 40's 1915 Raymond Emery, cricketer, New Zealand Test batsman vs West Indies 1952 1915 George Cresswell, cricketer, 3 Tests for New Zealand aged 35 1915 Vijay Hazare, cricketer, prolific Indian batsman 1946-54 1915 Tom Burtt, cricketer, slow left-armer took 33 wickets for New Zealand 1914 Mushtaq Ali, cricketer, prolific Indian batsman of 30's and 40's 1914 Denis Begbie, cricketer, South African batsman in five Tests 1948-50 1914 Winston Place, cricketer, England opener in West Indies 1948 1914 Cyril Washbrook, cricketer, stalwart Lancs and England opener 1914 Harold Gimblett, cricketer, legendary Somerset and England batsman 1914 Doug Wright, cricketer, England's leg-spinning genius of 30's and 40's 1914 Bill Tallon, cricketer, brother of Don, Queensland leggie 1914 Stewart Cathie "Billy" Griffith, cricketer, 140 for England, 1948 1914 Dennis Dyer, cricketer, opened batting for South Africa vs. England 1947 1914 C S Nayudu, cricketer, brother of C K, 11 Tests as leggie 1914 E. A. V. "Foffie" Williams, cricketer, WI all-rounder 1939-48 1914 Jack Badcock, cricketer, Tasmania Australian batsman of 30's 1914 John Cameron, cricketer, brother of Jimmy WI v-captain 1939 England tour 1914 Cec Burke, cricketer, New Zealand leg-spinner vs. Australia 1946, 1 and 3, 2 - 30 1914 John Arlott, cricketer, the doyen of cricket commentators and writers 1913 Molly Mary Hyde, cricketer 1913 Ginty Lush, cricketer, NSW quick of the 30's who didn't play for Australia 1913 Victor Trumper, Jr., cricketer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Trumper NSW 1940-41 1913 Len Butterfield, cricketer, New Zealand all-rounder, Test 1913 Lindsay Hassett, cricketer, great Australian bat and captain after Bradman 1913 William Chatterton, cricketer, 48 in only Test for England 1892 1913 Harold Butler, cricketer, England pace bowler late 40's 1913 Dicky Fuller, cricketer, one Test WI vs. England 1935, 1, 0-12 1913 Yuvraj of Patiala, cricketer, scored 24 and 60 in only Test India vs. Eng 1913 Horace Smith, cricketer, New Zealand, only Test wkt off his 1st ball, Paynter, 1912 Donald McRae, cricketer, Test for New Zealand, the 1946 debacle vs Australia 1912 H "Giff" Vivian, cricketer, father of Graham 1st Test for New Zealand at 18 1912 Jack Crapp, cricketer, England batsman 1948-49 1912 Jack Young, cricketer, Middlesex and England slow left-armer post-WW2 1912 Bill Brown, cricketer, Australian opener of the 30's and 40's 1912 Brian Johnston, cricketer, BBC radio commentator and cake connoisseur 1912 Eric Hollies, cricketer, England leggie, bowled Bradman 1912 David Townsend, cricketer, 3 Tests England vs. WI 1935 1912 Jack Cowie, cricketer, successful New Zealand fast bowler either side of WWII 1912 Arthur Beaumont C. Langton, cricketer, South Africa pace bowler of 1930's 1912 Ken Weekes, cricketer, WI batsman vs. England 1939, 137 at The Oval 1911 Vijay Merchant, cricketer, all-time great Indian batsman 1911 Khurshed Meher-Homji, cricketer, Indian wicket-keeper 1936 1911 Joe Hardstaff, Jr., cricketer, son of Joseph, 23 Tests for England 1911 C P "Chilla" Christ, cricketer, Qld spinner late 30's 1911 Bob Crisp, cricketer, South African pace bowler of 30's 1911 Norman Oldfield, cricketer, English batsman one Test vs. WI 1939, 80 and 19 1911 Geoff Chubb, cricketer, South Africa pace bowler vs. England 1951-52 aged 40 1911 Bill Murdoch, cricketer, dies while watching Australia vs. South Africa Test 1911 A. W. "Dooley" Briscoe, cricketer, batted in 2 Tests for South Africa 30's 1911 Merv Waite, cricketer, S Australian all-rounder 1910 John Kerr, New Zealand, cricketer, opening batsman in 1930's 1910 Eric Tindall, cricketer, All Black rep who kept wicket in 5 Tests 1910 Keki Khursedji Tarapore, cricketer, 0-72 in his only Test for India 1910 Amar Singh, cricketer, dashing Indian all-rounder of thirties 1910 Lennox Brown, cricketer, South Africa leg-spinner on 1931-32 Australia/New Zealand tour 1910 A "Dudley" Nourse, cricketer, son of Dave, brilliant South African bat 1910 Xenophon Balaskas, cricketer, South African leg-spinner of 30's 1910 Mahomed Nissar, cricketer, pioneer Indian opening bowler in Tests 1910 Stan McCabe, cricketer, exciting NSW and Australian batsman of 30's 1910 Alan Melville, cricketer, graceful South African batsman 1938-49 1910 P E Palia, cricketer, appeared in India's 1st Test-Lord's 1932 1910 Laurie Nash, cricketer, Tasmanian fast-bowler, 2 Tests for Australia 1910 Wendell Bill, cricketer, NSW bat 1929-36 Century on debut 1930 1910 Iftikhar Ali Khan, cricketer, Nawab of Pataudi, England and India 1910 Paul Whitelaw, cricketer, New Zealand opening batsman vs. England 1933 1910 Jahangir Khan, cricketer, father of Majid, Indian player 1932-36 1909 Don Cleverley, cricketer, two Tests for New Zealand 1932 and 1946, took 0-130 1909 Lall Singh, cricketer, scored 15 and 29 in India's 1st Test match 1909 Alan McGilvray, cricketer, 20 games for NSW mid 30's, comentator, ABC 1909 Manny Martindale, cricketer, fiery WI pace bowler of 30's 1909 Albert Roberts, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler in 5 Tests 1932-37 1909 Len Darling, cricketer, South Australian and Test batsman of 30's 1909 Bill Voce, cricketer, England left-arm bodyline bowler 1909 Eric Rowan, South African cricketer, prolific batsman pre- and post-WWII 1909 Cecil Marley, cricketer, Jamaican batsman 1928 - 1946, WICBC president 1909 M J Gopalan, cricketer, 1 Test India vs. England 1933-34 1909 George Headley, cricketer, in Panama All-time great WI batsman 1909 Richard Howorth, cricketer, English all-rounder, three county doubles 1909 Gerald Bond, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. England 1938, 0 and 0-16 1909 Frank Ward, cricketer, Australian leggie late 30s 1909 Bruce Mitchell, cricketer, South African bat, their top run-scorer, 3471, 1909 D. D. Hindlekar, cricketer, Indian batsman and wicket-keeper 1936-46 1908 Donald [George] Bradman, Australian cricketer, 6,996 runs 1908 Bill Hunt, cricketer, NSW slow left-armer, Test for Australia 1933 1908 Bill Merritt, cricketer, early New Zealand Test leg-spinner, also Northants 1908 Gordon Weir, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in 11 Tests 1930-37 1908 Jack Fingleton, cricketer, Australian opener of 30's 1908 Alf Gover, cricketer, bowled in 4 Tests for England/famous coach 1908 Ian Peebles, cricketer, Scottish leg-spinner, England 1927-31 1907 Syd Curnow, cricketer, South African batsman in 7 Tests 1930-32 1907 Ted a'Beckett, cricketer, Australian Test player 1907 Leo O'Brien, cricketer, Australian batsman in 5 Tests 1932-36 1907 Miran Bux, cricketer, his one season of Test and 1st-class play 1954-55 1906 Eric Dalton, cricketer, 2 centuries in 15 Tests for South Africa 1929-39 1906 Alan Fairfax, cricketer, Australian all-rounder late 20's early 30's 1906 S Nazir Ali, cricketer, bro of Wazir Ali, India's 1st Test 1932 1906 Norman Gallichan, cricketer, all-rounder in 1 Test New Zealand vs. England 1937 1906 Walter Robins, cricketer, dynamic England leg-spin all-rounder 1906 Keith Rigg, cricketer, Australian Test batsman in the thirties 1906 Ernie McCormick, cricketer, Australian quickie of late 30's 1906 Henry Foley, cricketer, batted in New Zealand's 1st Test 1930 1905 "Tiger" Bill O'Reilly, cricketer, mighty Australian leg-spinner 1905 Leslie Ames, cricketer, England wicket-keeper of 30's Outstanding bat 1905 George Bissett, cricketer, successful South African quick in 1927-28 1905 Cyril Walters, cricketer, solid England batsman of 30's 1905 Ian Cromb, cricketer, New Zealand pace bowler in the early 1930's 1905 Kumar Shri Duleepsinhji, cricketer, England 1929-31 1905 Hedley Verity, cricketer, terrific slow lefty for England pre-WW II 1904 Harold Larwood, cricketer, England bodyline bowler 1904 Quintin McMillan, cricketer, South African leg spinner 1929-32 1904 Tim Wall, cricketer, 18 Tests for Australia 1928-34 1904 Naoomal Jeoomal, cricketer, pioneer Indian Test opening batsman 1904 Lionel Birkett, cricketer, WI vice-captain on Australian tour 1930-31 1904 Ellis Achong, cricketer, West Indian SLA, 8 wickets in 6 Tests 1903 Stewie Dempster, cricketer, 1st great New Zealand Test batsman 1903 Walter Hammond, cricketer, one of the greatest of English batsman 1903 George Dickinson, cricketer, bowled for New Zealand in their 1st 3 Tests 1903 John Dunning, cricketer, New Zealand medium-fast bowler of 30's 1902 J G Navle, cricketer, India's 1st Test wicket-keeper 1902 Hugh Chilvers, cricketer, great leggie of 30's for NSW but not Australia 1902 Stanley Coen, cricketer, South African batsman in two Tests 1927-28 1902 G O "Gubby" Allen, cricketer, in Sydney England non-bodyline quickie 1902 Milford "Curly" Page, cricketer, New Zealand bat early 1930's, All Black half 1902 Arthur Wellard, cricketer, big hitting Somerset and England batsman 1902 L P Jai, cricketer, one Test India vs. England 1934, scored 19 and 0 1902 Buster Nupen, cricketer, 1-eyed South African quick, great on matting 1901 Eddie Paynter, cricketer, England batting hero in Bodyline series 1901 Bob Wyatt, cricketer, England batsman 1927-37 1901 Robert Elliott Storey Wyatt, cricketer 1900 W L "Tich" Cornford, cricketer, Sussex keeper played for England 1930 1900 Roger Blunt, cricketer, New Zealand all-rounder in 9 Tests 1930-32 1900 Douglas Jardine, cricketer, England's Bodyline captain 1900 Bill Ponsford, cricketer, great Australian batsman, HS 437 Vic vs. NSW 1900 Edwin McLeod, cricketer, played in New Zealand's 2nd-ever Test 1930 1900 Otto Nothling, cricketer, Test for Australia 1928, 52 runs aver 26 1900 Bob Catterall, cricketer, dashing South African batsman of 20's 1899 A L "Oosh" Ochse, cricketer, no relation to A E South African fast bowler 1899 William Brann, cricketer, South African batsman vs. England 1922-23 1898 Hal Hooker, cricketer, NSW pace bowler of 20's and 30's 1898 Tom Lowry, cricketer, New Zealand batsman in seven Tests and their 1st Test captain 1897 Jacobus Petrus Duminy, cricketer, three Tests for South Africa 1927-29 1897 Bill Woodfull, cricketer, Australian captain in the Bodyline series 1897 Cyril "Froggy" Francois, cricketer, South Africa all-rounder vs. England 1922 - 1923 1897 Alan Kippax, cricketer, 22 Tests for Australia 1924-34, brilliant bat 1897 Dalton Parry Conyngham, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. England 1923 1896 Cyril Allcott, cricketer, New Zealand all-rounder in their early Tests 1896 Cota Ramaswami, cricketer, Davis Cup for India 1922, Test 1936 1896 Teddy Hoad, cricketer, pioneering West Indian Test batsman 1895 C K Nayudu, cricketer, brother of C S, India's 1st Test captain 1895 Johnny Taylor, cricketer, stalwart Aussie batsman of post-WW I days 1895 Jack Gregory, cricketer, Australian all-rounder of post-WWI years 1895 Fred Badcock, cricketer, swing bowler in New Zealand's 1st Test matches 1895 Matthew Henderson, cricketer, lefty pace bowler in New Zealand's 1st Test 1895 Walderman Marx, cricketer, S Af, 240 on FC debut, then world record, 1895 Maurice Tate, cricketer, great England pace bowler of 20's 1895 H S T L "Stork" Hendry, cricketer, Australian all-rounder post-WWI 1895 Izak Buys, cricketer, one Test for South Africa 1922, 0 and 4*, 0-52 1894 Arthur Gilligan, cricketer, England captain in 1920's 1894 Herbert Sutcliffe, cricketer, all-time great opening batsman for Engl 1893 J M Blankenberg, cricketer, 60 wkts in 18 Tests for South Africa 1893 Herman Griffith, cricketer, pioneering WI pace bowler 1893 Jack Durston, cricketer, England fast bowler against Australia 1921 1893 George Geary, cricketer, sturdy pace bowler for England 1924-34 1893 Wilton St. Hill, WI cricketer, 3 Tests 1928-30 1892 Percy Fender, cricketer, legendary Surrey and England all-rounder 1892 Roy Park, cricketer, one Test Australia vs. England 1920, out 1st ball 1891 Clarrie Grimmett, cricketer, in Dunedin Great Australian leg-spinner 1891 Bert McGirr, cricketer, played in New Zealand's 1st Test series 1891 Ron Oxenham, cricketer, Australian all-rounder 1928-32 1891 J C "Farmer" White, cricketer, Somerset slow lefty 1909-37 1891 Ted McDonald, cricketer, great Australian quick of 20's 1890 Cyril Rutherford "Snuffy" Browne, cricketer, pioneer WI Test player 1890 Tommy Andrews, cricketer, NSW and Aussie player of the 1920's 1890 Andrew Sandham, cricketer, Test cricket's 1st triple centurion 1890 Horace Chapman, cricketer, leg-spin all-rounder for South Africa in 2 Tests 1889 Lord Tennyson III, cricketer, England batsman and captain 1889 Jack Ryder, cricketer, athletic Australian all-rounder and captain 1889 Herbie Taylor, cricketer, prolific South African pre- and post-WWI 1889 Charles Kellaway, cricketer, great Australian all-rounder of 1920's 1889 Elias Henry "Patsy" Hendren, cricketer, prolific England bat of 20's 1889 Ernest Tyldesley, cricketer, 1st Lancastrian to score 100 100's 1889 F R Foster, cricketer, 330 runs and 45 wickets for England 1889 Bert Collins, cricketer, Aussie batsman in the post WW I years 1888 George Challenor, cricketer, pioneering West Indian batsman 1888 Neville Cardus, cricketer, doyen of cricket writers 1887 A C "Jack" Russell, cricketer, prolific England batsman post-WW I 1887 George Brown, cricketer, legendary England batsman/keeper of 20's 1887 Frank Woolley, cricketer, long-running England left-arm all-rounder 1887 Phil Mead, cricketer, strong batsman for England pre- and post-WWI 1886 William Booth, cricketer, Yorks all-rounder, England before WW I 1886 Jack Crawford, cricketer, England all-rounder in 12 Tests 1905-08 1886 Percy Holmes, cricketer, England, 555 partners with Sutcliffe for Yorks 1886 Bill Whitty, cricketer, Australian left-arm bowler 1909-12 1886 Joe Cox, cricketer, South African pace bowler in 1913-14 series vs. England 1886 Charles Macartney, cricketer, Governor-General 1886 Andrew Ducat, cricketer, Test for England 1921, 3 and 2, Soccer International 1886 Arthur Mailey, cricketer, great Aussie leg-spinner and cartoonist 1885 Arthur Dolphin, cricketer, Yorkshire and England keeper, later Test ump 1884 C "Ormy" C Pearse, cricketer, 3 Tests for South Africa in Australia 1910-11 1884 John Wisden, publisher/cricketer (prominent Sussex player), dies 1884 Jackie Matthews, cricketer, Australia leg-spinner, two hat-tricks 1912 1884 Herbert Hordern, cricketer, pioneering leggie for Australia 1884 Rolland Beaumont, cricketer, South African batsman in 5 tests 1912-14 1883 Albert "Tibby" Cotter, cricketer, great Aussie quick of early century 1883 Harold Baumgartner, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. England 1913 1883 J M M "Mick" Commaille, cricketer, dual South African cricket/soccer rep 1882 Jack Hobbs, cricketer, 1st-class runs, the most ever 1882 Warren Bardsley, cricketer, great NSW and Aussie opening bat 1909-26 1882 Joe Hardstaff Sr, cricketer, "Hotstuff" in 1907-08 MCC tour of Australia 1882 Charlie Parker, cricketer, legend Gloucs SLA, but 2 - 32 in only Test 1882 Harry Makepeace, cricketer, 4 Tests for England vs. Australia 1920-21 1882 Edgar Mayne, cricketer, Australian batsman, prolific for Victoria 1882 Bert "Dainty" Ironmonger, cricketer, belated Australian rep 1928-33 1882 Don Blackie, cricketer, Australian off-spinner in 1928-29 yes, age 46 1881 Aubrey Faulkner, cricketer, great South Africa all-rounder early 20th cent 1881 Claude Carter, South African slow lefty cricketer, 1912-22 1880 Percy Sherwell, cricketer, great South African batsman-keeper-captain 1880 Herbert Strudwick, cricketer, England wicket-keeper before and after WW I 1879 George Gunn, cricketer, elegant English batsman 1907-30 1879 Colin Blythe, cricketer, outstanding English slow lefty pre-WW I 1879 Warwick Armstrong, cricketer, Big Ship Great Aussie skipper 1920-21 1878 Reg Duff, cricketer, Australian bat, century on debut 1902 1878 R E "Tip" Foster, cricketer, 287 on debut England vs. Australia SCG 1903 1878 C M M Hathorn, cricketer, South African Test centurion in 1905-06 1878 Hanson Carter, cricketer, Yorkshire Aussie WK of early 20th century 1878 A. W. "Dave" Nourse, cricketer, "Grand Old Man" of South African cricket 1877 Victor Trumper, cricketer, Australia batsman 1899-1912 1877 Bernard Bosanquet, cricketer, pioneer of googly 1877 Clem Hill, cricketer, all-time great Australian batsman 1876 Bert Vogler, cricketer, early South African googly bowler 1876 Ted Arnold, cricketer, England all-rounder in 10 Tests 1903-05 1876 C B "Buck" Llewellyn, cricketer, South Africa lefty all-rounder 1896-1912 1876 Robert Dower, cricketer, 1 Test South Africa vs. England 1898, scored 0 and 9 1876 Bert Hopkins, cricketer, Australian pace bowler of the 1900's 1876 John Elicius Benedict B P Quick Carrington Dwyer, cricketer, Sussex 1876 Murray Bisset, cricketer, South African wicket-keeper 1899 and 1910 1875 Walter Lees, cricketer, Surrey pace bowler toured for England 1905-06 1875 Len Braund, cricketer, great England all-rounder in 23 Tests 1901-08 1875 Reggie Schwartz, cricketer, 1st of great South African googlists 1875 Freddie Fane, cricketer, Hobbs' 1st Test opening partner 1875 N F Druce, cricketer, 5 Tests for England vs. Australia 1897-98 1874 Joseph Willoughby, cricketer, 2 Tests for South Africa 1895-96 1874 Albert Relf, cricketer, England all-rounder in 13 Tests 1903-14 1874 Gilbert Laird Jessop, cricketer, The Croucher 1874 J H "Biddy" Anderson, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. Australia 1902 1873 Johnny Tyldesley, cricketer, brother of Ernest, 31 Tests for England 1873 Barton King, cricketer, North America's greatest all-rounder 1873 Pelham Warner, cricketer, England 1898-1912, later notable official 1873 Henry Leveson-Gower, cricketer, England captain 1909-10 later official 1873 Sydney Barnes, cricketer, probably England's greatest bowler 1873 M. A. Noble, cricketer, great Australian all-rounder at turn of century 1872 Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji, India, cricketer/politician 1872 Charles Burgess Fry, cricketer/world record long jumper 1872 Billy Quaife, cricketer, England batsman 1899-1902 1871 Archie MacLaren, cricketer, 424 Lancashire vs. Somerset 1895 1871 Tom Hayward, cricketer, great England batsman of the Golden Age 1871 Schofield Haigh, cricketer, "Sunshine of the Yorkshire 11" 1870 T R McKibbin, cricketer, NSW and Australia off-spinner late 19th century 1870 Harry Graham, cricketer, 107 on Test debut Australia vs. England 1893 1870 Joe Darling, cricketer, Australian lefty batsman at turn of century 1870 Stanley Jackson, cricketer, captain of England, governor of Bengal 1870 Lionel Palairet, cricketer, elegant England bat in the Golden Age 1870 Syd Gregory, cricketer, Australian batsman in 58 Tests 1890-1912 1869 Bill Howell, cricketer, Australian bowler at turn of century 1868 J F "Flooi" Du Toit, cricketer, one Test South Africa 1892 1868 Bill Lockwood, cricketer, England all-rounder in 12 Tests 1893-1902 1867 Frank Iredale, cricketer, Australian batsman 1894-99 1867 John James Ferris, cricketer, mighty Australian bowler of late 1880's 1867 Jack Hearne, cricketer, cousin of George and Alec 12 Tests for Eng 1866 Henry Forster, cricketer, Oxford blue 1887-89, later Austrian Governor-General 1865 Monty Bowden, cricketer, England Test captain vs. South Africa at 23 1865 Godfrey Cripps, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. England 1892, 18 and 3 1865 George Lohmann, cricketer, England's great bowler late 19th cent 1863 Alec Hearne, cricketer, brother of George and Frank, Kent 1884-1910 1863 Andrew Stoddart, cricketer, My Dear Victorious Stod 1862 Charles Thomas Biass Turner, cricketer, the "Terror" 1862 John Briggs, cricketer, mighty England all-rounder late 19th century 1862 W H "Gobo" Ashley, cricketer, 7 wkts in 1 Test for South Africa 1889 1861 Sam Jones, cricketer, Australian batsman of 1880's 1860 C T Studd, cricketer, brother of G B, five Tests for England 1860 Affie Jarvis, cricketer, Australian WK of the late 19th century 1860 Lord Hawke, cricketer, England batsman 1890's, many official posts 1859 G B Studd, cricketer, brother of C T, 4 Tests for England 1859 George Giffen, cricketer, one of Australia's greatest all-rounders 1859 Ivo Bligh, cricketer, Lord Darnley England captain vs. Australia 1882-83 1858 Billy Gunn, cricketer, Notts and England batsman in 11 Tests 1886-99 1858 Frank Hearne, cricketer, bro of George and Alec, England and South Africa 1858 Percy McDonnell, cricketer, Australian batsman of the 1880's 1858 Tommy Garrett, cricketer, original Australian Test player 1857 Robert Abel, cricketer, The Guv'nor Surrey and England batsman 1857 Bobby Peel, cricketer, great English lefty 1884-96 1856 Owen Dunell, cricketer, South Africa's 1st Test captain 1856 George Hearne, cricketer, brother of Frank and Alec, Test for England 1856 Arthur Shrewsbury, cricketer, dominant England bat late 19th cent 1855 Billy Bates, cricketer, England all-rounder 1882-87, hat-trick 1883 1855 George Bonnor, cricketer, big-hitting Aussie batter 1880-1888 1854 Bill Murdoch, cricketer, great pioneer of Australian Test cricket 1854 John Blackham, cricketer, Australia's 1st wicketkeeper 1854 Hugh Massie, cricketer, Australian batsman of the 1880's 1854 Alick A. C. Bannerman, cricketer, bro of Charles, Australia 1878-1893 1854 Tom Felix Horan, cricketer, Ireland Pioneering Australia all-rounder 1853 Frederick R Spofforth, Australia, cricketer, Demon 1853 Leland Hone, cricketer, England keeper 1879 without county experience 1852 Billy Barnes, cricketer, England all-rounder 1880-90 1851 George Ulyett, cricketer, great Yorkshire all-rounder 1873-93 1851 Dick Barlow, cricketer, immortal England all-rounder of 1880's 1851 Lord Harris, cricketer, 4 Tests for England MCC big-wig 1850 Fred Morley, cricketer, legendary Notts and England bowler 1880-83 1850 G. F. Grace, cricketer, brother of W G 1848 William Gilbert Grace, Victorian England's greatest cricketer 1848 F. A. MacKinnon, cricketer, later the 35th Mackinnon of Mackinnon 1847 A N Hornby, cricketer, pioneering England Test batsman 1845 Allen Hill, cricketer, took the 1st wicket in Test cricket 1845 Dave Gregory, cricketer, Australia's 1st Test captain 1844 Bransby Cooper, cricketer, in Dhaka Batsman in Australia's 1st Test 1842 James Lillywhite, Jr., cricketer, 1st England Test captain 1842 Alfred Shaw, cricketer, pioneering England Test bowler 1841 E. M. Grace, cricketer, brother of W G 1841 Unaarrimin, cricketer, played cricket as Johnny Mullagh 1839 Ned Gregory, cricketer, bro of Dave, father of Syd Played 1st Test 1838 Nat Thompson, cricketer, 1st batsman dismissed in a Test match 1830 Julius Caesar, cricketer, prominent batsman for Surrey 1827 James Southerton, cricketer, Test debut in the 1st ever Test at 49 1826 George Parr, cricketer, legendary Notts batsman, 1st English touring captain 1825 Arthur Haygarth, cricketer, Middlesex and Surrey bat, famous biographer 1804 "Felix", cricketer, Nicholas Wanostracht |
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