Test and FC cricketers who are related

[morgieb]

Moeen Ali's related to Kabir and Kadeer, isn't he?

Cousin.

EDIT: Actually that's not quite true - Kadeer is actually Moeen's brother. Kabir is their cousin.

 

[Flem274*]

pretty sure kane has a twin called luke who never made it beyond hawke cup or club cricket. howsie to confirm or deny,

 

[the big bambino]

Don’t know if it’s been mentioned but I think Amar Singh and the faster Ramji were brothers.

 

[Red]

Duleep was Ranji's nephew.

 

[wpdavid]

To note an obvious one, Vic Richardson was a grandfather of the Chappells. There have been a few D'Olivieiras. Ben and Adam Hollioake were brothers as well.

EDIT: There have been at least two related Butchers I know of (Mark and Roland).

Are you sure about Mark and Roland Butcher being related? I'm not convinced.
But Mark was son of the son of Surrey opening batsman Alan Butcher.

EDIT
Turns out that Roland Butcher is a cousin on the WI batsman Basil Butcher.

 

[wpdavid]

The Headleys.

Representing two countries of course. No idea how many families have achieved that, but not many you'd think.

EDIT
Keaton and Ray Jennings spring to mind, if you include SA's matches against 'rebel' sides during SA's period of isolation.

 

[Starfighter]

Representing two countries of course. No idea how many families have achieved that, but not many you'd think.

The Currans

 

[wpdavid]

The Currans

Good call.

 

[Starfighter]

And the Pataudis

 

[wpdavid]

And the Pataudis

Yup.

There's probably a few cases of older generation representing pre-partition India and subsequent generations representing Pakistan, or maybe even Bangladesh.

 

[wpdavid]

Surprisingly no mention of the Mohammed brothers who represented Pakistan from the 1950s to 1970s

 

[Dendarii]

Representing two countries of course. No idea how many families have achieved that, but not many you'd think.

Darren and James Pattinson.

 

[AndrewB]

In an 1892 Test Alec, George and John T Hearne played for England and Frank Hearne played for South Africa.

 

[AndrewB]

Yup.

There's probably a few cases of older generation representing pre-partition India and subsequent generations representing Pakistan, or maybe even Bangladesh.

Jahangir Khan was the father of Majid Khan, for example.

 

[Magrat Garlick]

Representing two countries of course. No idea how many families have achieved that, but not many you'd think.

EDIT
Keaton and Ray Jennings spring to mind, if you include SA's matches against 'rebel' sides during SA's period of isolation.

England should call up Riki Wessels for the Test middle order, would bring that family to 3

 

[Hicheal Michael]

Representing two countries of course. No idea how many families have achieved that, but not many you'd think.

Albert Trott / Johnathan Trott?

 

[andmark]

Are you sure about Mark and Roland Butcher being related? I'm not convinced.
But Mark was son of the son of Surrey opening batsman Alan Butcher.

EDIT
Turns out that Roland Butcher is a cousin on the WI batsman Basil Butcher.

Yeah, you seem to be right although Mark seems to have a load of cricketing family members as well according to Cricinfo.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Brothers Denis and Eric Atkinson

 

[fredfertang]

George Bailey's great, great grandfather, surprisingly enough also George Bailey, was a member of the 1878 Australian touring party

 

[Golden Horde]

Representing two countries of course. No idea how many families have achieved that, but not many you'd think.

Apart from the names already mentioned I can think of -

Derek and Don Pringle
Sam Guillen and Logan van Beek
The Pataudis
Wazir Ali and Khalid Wazir
Ghulam Ahmed and Asif Iqbal
Jahangir Khan and Majid/Bazid Khan
Frank Hearne and George Hearne

Albert Trott, Boyd Rankin and Ed Joyce have played for two countries and have siblings who have played international cricket too, so they qualify. Obviously if we're doing cousins, nephews etc. there are quite a few more