Malcolm Marshall

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Cricketer Malcolm Marshall played in only one first-class match, in 1978, before being selected for the tour of India. He joined Hampshire at the age of 21, and for three years acted as first reserve for the West Indies' fast bowlers Michael Holding, Andy Roberts, Joel Garner and Colin Croft. In total, he took 376 wickets in 81 Tests. He was the West Indies' top wicket-taker until he was overtaken by Courtney Walsh in Nov 1998. He retired from Test cricket in 1991 and from county cricket in 1993, becoming coach to the West Indies' team.

Marshall, Malcolm Denzil

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David Bairstow

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Cricketer David Bairstow first played for Yorkshire at the age of 17. He became the only Yorkshire wicket-keeper to have passed 1,600 runs three times, and is one of only six wicket-keepers in history to have taken 11 or more catches in a match. The introduction of covered pitches meant that he was rarely able to show how talented he was at catching high quality spinners on a turning surface. On retiring from cricket, he became involved in commentating and in a number of business ventures.

Bairstow, David Leslie

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Bert Sutcliffe

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Schoolmaster and cricketer Bert Sutcliffe was born in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1923. He played 42 Tests, retiring in 1965.

Sutcliffe, Bert

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