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Overseas players in club cricket
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cnerd123
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more things to apologise for then
what a disgraceful performance by trundler here. Sullying the good name of CW on top of wasting david's time.
I trust the mods will handle this appropriately.
a massive zebra
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Magrat Garlick
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wpdavid
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17 years old at the time. I wonder how he got on.
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Pretty well. Eleven hundreds and counting at the time of this interview.
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Most centuries in English club cricket by an overseas batsman is thought to be 142 by Ceylonese Joe Misso. Main clubs were Teddington Town, Great Western Railway, Turnham Green and Brentham. Misso scored another 168 hundreds in Ceylon, making 310 in total, which is a record for all cricket. Last hundred was in 1978.
CB "Bertie" Clarke, the West Indian leg-spinner (3 Tests), took 380 wickets in 1955, mainly for BBC.
A couple of notable all-round seasonal feats:
Aubrey Faulkner: 2868 runs and 218 wickets in 1914 for Notts Commercial and other clubs in the area.
Syed Nazir Ali: 2900 runs and 210 wickets in 1930 for Indian Gymkhana.
Four overseas players have achieved the double in a Lancashire League season: Cec Pepper, Vijay Hazare, Colin Miller and Chris Harris.
Highest career batting average in the Lancashire League is 91.60 by Everton Weekes (9069 runs). Most wickets in this league by an overseas player is 967 by Charlie Llewellyn.
CB "Bertie" Clarke, the West Indian leg-spinner (3 Tests), took 380 wickets in 1955, mainly for BBC.
A couple of notable all-round seasonal feats:
Aubrey Faulkner: 2868 runs and 218 wickets in 1914 for Notts Commercial and other clubs in the area.
Syed Nazir Ali: 2900 runs and 210 wickets in 1930 for Indian Gymkhana.
Four overseas players have achieved the double in a Lancashire League season: Cec Pepper, Vijay Hazare, Colin Miller and Chris Harris.
Highest career batting average in the Lancashire League is 91.60 by Everton Weekes (9069 runs). Most wickets in this league by an overseas player is 967 by Charlie Llewellyn.
Third_Man
State 12th Man
Short answer is no. But
As has been answered previously some leagues publish this information. For example:
Some publish registrations, for example:
Transfers
The following Transfers and Registrations have been lodged with the league Where the form says 'No Clearance Received' we have not received a clearance e-mail from the player's previous club. It is th
www.gtrmcrcricket.co.uk
Doesn't take long to check out the OAs and Pros.
even: https://www.gtrmcrcricket.co.uk/pages/deputy-professional-applications-2024
Perhaps other links could posted in answer to the OP.
chris.hinton
International Captain
Birmingham League Overseas Players
Division One
Barnards Green: Jakob Bhula
Barnt Green: Lloyd Pope
Berkswell: Bailey Capel
Halesowen: Nikhil Mahajan
Himley: Navindu Vithanage
Kenilworth Wardens: Ali Zaryab
Moseley: Jamar Ifill
Ombersley: Rizwan Hussain
Smethwick: Deepak Khatri
WB Dartmouth: Akeem Jordan
Wolverhampton: Doria Techi
Division Two
Bridgnorth: Unaib Rehman
Coventry & NW: Jay Bista
Dorridge: Kalana Perera
Harborne: Swapnil Gugale
Leamington: Shane Dowrich
Old Hill: Saad Naseem
Shifnal: Ethan Jamieson
Wellington: Naushad Shafi Shaikh
Worfield: Hanro Swanepoel
My Cricket Club had Roshon Primus, A top guy who was very popular across the club, Left to play the CPL
Division One
Barnards Green: Jakob Bhula
Barnt Green: Lloyd Pope
Berkswell: Bailey Capel
Halesowen: Nikhil Mahajan
Himley: Navindu Vithanage
Kenilworth Wardens: Ali Zaryab
Moseley: Jamar Ifill
Ombersley: Rizwan Hussain
Smethwick: Deepak Khatri
WB Dartmouth: Akeem Jordan
Wolverhampton: Doria Techi
Division Two
Bridgnorth: Unaib Rehman
Coventry & NW: Jay Bista
Dorridge: Kalana Perera
Harborne: Swapnil Gugale
Leamington: Shane Dowrich
Old Hill: Saad Naseem
Shifnal: Ethan Jamieson
Wellington: Naushad Shafi Shaikh
Worfield: Hanro Swanepoel
My Cricket Club had Roshon Primus, A top guy who was very popular across the club, Left to play the CPL
capt_Luffy
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And, if not, why hasn't @Magrat Garlick permabanned him yet?
Third_Man
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Out of interest are they Pros or Overseas Amateurs, or some of each?
chris.hinton
International Captain
Usually in the Birmingham League and the top division of the feeder leagues they are pros, But i assume they help with Coaching, Bar, Groundwork too
Third_Man
State 12th Man
that's pretty much the same as it is up here. But one or two teams are sometimes taking on OAs rather than Pros. Cheaper I guess, although the accomodation and travel costs etc. still incurred.