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Alec Bedser, South African first class cricketer and twin brother of Eric Bedser - they were named after the English cricketing twins of the same name.

Basil Fussell

Donald Pringle, father of Derek

Clem Hill, from injuries due to a fall while getting down from a tram.

Stanley Jackson, run over by a taxi. Died some while afterwards, but allegedly never recovered.

Govind Chauhan, father of Rajesh Chauhan, scooter accident.

Wisden 1966 reported that Wally Hammond died aged 62 "from an illness due in great part to severe injuries suffered in a motor accident five years earlier".

[3] reports Ron Oxenham did not recover from road accident injuries

Laurie Williams, car crash

C.N.Bruce (Lord Aberdare) died after his car left a road and fell into a river in Yugoslavia

Ian Cromb

Manjural Islam Rana

Sajjadul Hasan

Stanley de Silva, aged 23-147, motor cycle accident [4]

Anthony Rohrs, car accident

Sharad Mandan, [5]

Masood Salahuddin, [6], aged 90

Nasir Wasti [7]

Albert Frederick "Spinney" Lane. Car came off the road and hit a hedge near Stratford upon Avon

Mark McPhee "four-wheel-drive collided with a road train carrying milk near Gingin, north of Perth"

Vic Jackson killed in a motor-car accident in Australia

Shervan Prag ^{[citation needed]}

Reg Bettington "his car fell 100 feet on to a railway line"

Malcolm Walker, died in a motorcycle accident

[edit] Cricketers who were murdered

Robert Makant : "was murdered whilst on duty in Kurdistan " [8] (not a first class cricketer)

Muni Lal - murdered along with his wife by thieves who broke into his house. Editor of Crickinia, one of the earliest Indian cricket almanacks, and the uncle of Test cricketer Arun Lal. Was the Indian highcommissioner in West Indies and ambassador in Somalia.

Ashley Harvey-Walker : shot dead in a bar in Johannesburg [9]

Jeff Stollmeyer : Shot by intruders into his house.[10]

Rajesh Peter Found dead in his flat under mysterious circumstances. [11]. Known mainly for his innings of 67* batting at No,10 in the epic 1982 Ranji final.

Claude Tozer Shot dead by his patient/lover but she was acquitted on account of insanity. [12] [13]

Haseeb-ul-Hasan "murdered by an unknown gunman.

Percy Hardy "found dead on the floor of a lavatory at King's Cross station (G.N.R.)... His throat was cut and a blood-stained knife was by his side."

William Strydom "shot during a robbery" [14]

Rahatullah "killed by unknown assailants" [15]

Jack Marsh killed in a street brawl [16]

[edit] The 1939-40 MCC Touring Party

(wherein the curious will find the answer to Q268 of the Cricket Quiz)

Flight-Lieut Jack Holmes (capt) Hugh Bartlett John Brocklebank Billy Griffith Roger Human Bob Wyatt Emrys Davies Tom Dollery Harold Gimblett George Pope John Langridge Gerald Mobey Stan Nichols Jack Parker Peter Smith Arthur Wellard

Tests to be played at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.

Holmes, Bartlett, Brocklebank, Human, Davies, Langridge, Mobey and Parker never played Test cricket.

The manager was to have been Lieut.-Col. C.B. Rubie; in the event, Col. Rubie died on 3 November, 1939 after an operation, so his participation must have been doubtful.

[edit] Tryout Championship

Position	Team	Played	Won	Lost	Drawn	No Dec	1st inn lead match L	1st inn lead match D	Points
Pts	–	–	12	–	–	–	4	4	–
=1	Lancashire	28	16	2	10	0	1	6	220
=1	Surrey	28	17	4	6	1	0	4	220
3	Yorkshire	28	14	2	10	2	0	8	200
4	Warwickshire	28	8	6	13	1	1	8	132
5	Derbyshire	28	8	9	9	2	3	4	124
6	Worcestershire	28	7	9	9	3	0	7	114
=7	Gloucestershire	28	6	6	16	0	2	9	112
=7	Somerset	28	8	8	10	2	1	3	112
9	Kent	28	6	12	8	1	3	5	108
10	Northamptonshire	28	6	4	15	3	2	6	104
11	Glamorgan	28	6	4	9	9	0	7	100
12	Hampshire	28	7	9	9	2	0	2	96
13	Sussex	28	5	11	11	1	6	2	92
14	Middlesex	28	5	12	8	3	2	4	84
15	Nottinghamshire	28	3	6	17	2	0	8	68
16	Leicestershire	28	3	13	11	1	2	5	64
17	Essex	28	4	12	11	1	0	3	60

Promoted: Dundee United, Clydebank
Relegated: Johnstone, Forfar Athletic

[edit] Tryout cricket tables

1948 English cricket season – leading batsmen by average
Name	Innings	Runs	Highest	Average	100s
Don Bradman	31	2428	187	89.92	11
Lindsay Hassett	27	1563	200*	74.42	7
Arthur Morris	29	1922	290	71.18	7
Cyril Washbrook	31	1900	200	70.37	7
Leonard Hutton	48	2654	176*	64.73	10
Denis Compton	47	2451	252*	61.27	9
Bill Brown	26	1448	200	57.92	8
Sam Loxton	22	973	159*	57.23	3
Sid Barnes	27	1354	176	56.41	3
Arthur Fagg	48	2423	203	53.84	8
Neil Harvey	27	1129	126	53.76	4
Jack Robertson	54	2366	154	50.34	7

1948 English cricket season – leading batsmen by aggregate
Name	Innings	Runs	Highest	Average	100s
Leonard Hutton	48	2654	176*	64.73	10
Denis Compton	47	2451	252*	61.27	9
Don Bradman	31	2428	187	89.92	11
Bill Edrich	55	2428	168*	49.55	8
Arthur Fagg	48	2423	203	53.84	8

1948 English cricket season – leading bowlers by average
Name	Balls	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Average
Johnnie Clay	1565	61	581	41	14.17
Ray Lindwall	3439	139	1349	86	15.68
Philip Whitcombe	2349	112	749	47	15.93
Bill Johnston	5101	279	1675	102	16.42
Cliff Gladwin	5729	266	2174	128	16.98
George Pope	4188	171	1724	100	17.24
Len Muncer	7736	381	2748	159	17.28

1948 English cricket season – leading bowlers by aggregate
Name	Balls	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Average
Jack Walsh	7053	193	3405	174	19.56
Tom Pritchard	7629	276	3225	172	18.75
Len Muncer	7736	381	2748	159	17.28
Johnny Wardle	7702	484	2923	150	19.48
Eric Hollies	7620	357	2697	147	18.34

1930 English cricket season - leading bowlers by average
Name	Balls	Maidens	Runs	Wickets	Average
Hedley Verity	2437	154	795	64	12.42
Charlie Parker	6099	301	2299	179	12.84
Dick Tyldesley	6313	352	2263	140	16.16
Harold Larwood	3726	124	1622	99	16.38
Frank Booth	1131	47	432	26	16.61

[edit] 11-column Championship

Position	Team	Played	Won	Lost	Drawn	Tied	No Dec	1st inn lead match L	1st inn lead match D	Points
Pts	–	–	12	–	–	6	–	4	4	–
1	Middlesex	26	19	5	2	0	0	1	1	236
2	Gloucestershire	26	17	4	5	0	0	1	2	216
3	Lancashire	26	13	1	10	1	1	0	6	186
4	Kent	26	12	8	6	0	0	2	5	172
5	Derbyshire	26	11	9	5	0	1	3	4	160
6	Surrey	26	10	7	8	0	1	0	5	140
=7	Worcestershire	26	7	11	8	0	0	4	5	120
=7	Yorkshire	26	8	7	10	0	1	1	5	120
=9	Glamorgan	26	8	8	8	0	2	3	2	116
=9	Sussex	26	9	12	5	0	0	1	0	116
=11	Essex	26	6	9	10	1	0	1	4	100
=11	Nottinghamshire	26	6	6	13	0	1	1	6	100
=11	Somerset	26	8	12	6	0	0	0	1	100
14	Leicestershire	26	6	14	5	0	1	2	3	92
15	Warwickshire	26	6	12	7	0	1	2	1	84
16	Hampshire	26	4	11	8	1	2	0	6	78
17	Northamptonshire	26	2	16	6	1	1	2	4	54

[edit] Tryout football tables

Position	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Difference	Points
1	Clyde	39	21	11	7	71	32	39	53
2	Raith Rovers	39	19	15	5	63	34	29	53
3	Dunfermline Ath	39	18	12	9	64	41	23	48
4	Berwick Rangers	39	16	16	7	68	51	17	48
5	Falkirk	39	15	14	10	51	46	5	44
6	Forfar Athletic	39	17	8	14	61	55	6	42
7	Queen's Park	39	13	15	11	52	51	1	41
8	Albion Rovers	39	16	8	15	68	68	0	40
9	East Stirlingshire	39	15	8	16	55	65	-10	38
10	Cowdenbeath	39	13	8	18	75	78	-3	34
11	Stranraer	39	13	7	19	54	63	-9	33
12	Stenhousemuir	39	10	10	19	43	67	-24	30
13	Meadowbank Thistle	39	6	10	23	43	89	-46	22
14	Brechin City	39	7	6	26	45	73	-28	20

[edit] Infoboxes

[edit] Infobox cricketer biography

Personal information
Lloyd Williams
Wales
Full name	Gwynfor Lloyd Williams
Born	30 May 1925(1925-05-30)
	Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire, Wales
Died	18 July 2007 (aged 82)
	England
Role	Middle-order or opening batsman
Batting style	Right-handed batsman
Domestic team information
Years	Team
1955	Somerset
First-class debut	10 August 1955: Somerset v Surrey
Last First-class	18 August 1955: Somerset v Hampshire
Career statistics
	First-class
Matches	3
Runs scored	30
Batting average	5.00
100s/50s	-/-
Top score	24

Balls bowled	-
Wickets	-
Bowling average	-
5 wickets in innings	-
10 wickets in match	-
Best bowling	-
Catches/stumpings	4/0
As of 10 Jun 2008 Source: CricketArchive

[edit] Infobox Old Cricketer

First-class record
Horace Hazell England (Eng)

Batting style	Left-handed batsman
Bowling type	Left-arm slow orthodox
Matches	350
Runs scored	2280
Batting average	8.17
100s/50s	-/-
Top score	43
Balls bowled	56800
Wickets	957
Bowling average	23.97
5 wickets in innings	57
10 wickets in match	7
Best Bowling	8-27
Catches/Stumpings	248/-
First class debut: 8 June 1929 Last first class game: 20 August 1952 Source: CricketArchive

[edit] Infobox Recent Cricketer

Ken Suttle England (Eng)

Batting style	Left-handed batsman (LHB)
Bowling type	Slow left-arm orthodox
	First-class	List A
Matches	612	55
Runs scored	30225	1075
Batting average	31.09	22.39
100s/50s	49/156	2/3
Top score	204*	104
Balls bowled	21186	738
Wickets	266	16
Bowling average	32.80	28.18
5 wickets in innings	1	-
10 wickets in match	-	N/A
Best bowling	6-64	4-24
Catches/stumpings	384/3	12/-
Debut: 18 June 1949 Last appearance: 8 September 1971 Source: CricketArchive

Interiot's 'Wannabe Kate' Edit Counter

[edit] John Daniell

"He strode out to bat, full of purpose and confidence, white cravat as always neatly tied, face burned bright red by the fierce Australian sun - looking every bit John Bull on his Saturday off, indulging in his favourite pastime".

[edit] Early career

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/0/699.html Just five overs bowled by a different bowler in one innings with no wicket taken, otherwise four in four

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/0/978.html Three out of four

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/0/980.html Three out of four

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/1/1050.html Three out of four

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/1/1099.html Three out of four (fourth not completed)

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/1/1117.html Three in three and a bit

http://www.cricketarchive.com/Archive/Scorecards/1/1245.html Three and six wickets

[edit] Refs

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^[2]

^[3]

^[4]

^ "The Pakistanis in England, 1992", Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, 1993, Wisden, p291.
^ Mike Oakley. Gloucestershire Railway Stations, 2003, Dovecote Press, Wimborne, pp37–39.
^ Although he claimed himself to be younger "The Pakistanis in England, 1992", Wisden Cricketers' Almanack, 1993, Wisden, p291.
^ Obituary: Norman Mitchell-Innes. The Guardian (2007-01-12). Retrieved on 2007-12-31.

[edit] Map play

Bristol and North Somerset Railway

Legend

Stations opened September 3, 1873, unless otherwise stated.

MR (Bristol and Gloucester Railway to Gloucester)

Bristol Harbour

GWR (Great Western Main Line to London)

Bristol Temple Meads (Interchange)

St Philips Marsh (TMD)

River Avon

GWR (Bristol and Exeter Railway to Exeter)

Brislington

Whitchurch Halt (Opened in 1925)

Pensford

Pensford Viaduct (Over River Chew)

Clutton

Camerton branch

Hallatrow (Interchange)

Farrington Gurney Halt (Opened in 1927)

Paulton Halt (Opened in 1914)

Radford and Timsbury Halt (Opened in 1910)

Camerton (Opened in 1882)

Dunkerton Colliery Halt (Opened in 1911)

Dunkerton (Opened in 1910)

Combe Hay Halt (Opened in 1910)

Midsomer Norton and Welton

Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway

Radstock West

Midford Halt (Opened in 1911. Not connected to S&D station at Midford. Closed in 1915)

Monkton Combe Halt (Opened in 1910)

Wessex Main Line (To Bath Spa)

Limpley Stoke (Interchange)

Mells Road (Opened in 1887)

Westbury

Wessex Main Line (To Southampton)

Whatley Quarry

Heart of Wessex Line (To Westbury)

Frome (Interchange)

[edit] box

Preceding station	Disused railways			Following station
Stonehouse (Bristol Road Line and station closed		Stonehouse and Nailsworth Railway Midland Railway		Dudbridge Line and station closed

[edit] more box

Year	Nationality	Cricketer	Main team	Criterion
2007	England	Paul Collingwood	England, Durham
	Sri Lanka	Mahela Jayawardene	Sri Lanka
	Pakistan	Mohammed Yousuf
	England	Monty Panesar
	England	Mark Ramprakash	Surrey	2278 f-c runs at average of 103.54