Chris Lewis

Cricketer with England national team

Chris Lewis - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 14th, 1968
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A cricketer represented England in international matches. Made his Test debut in 1990 and played in the 1992 Cricket World Cup. Known for all-round abilities, contributed as a fast bowler and lower-order batsman. Had earlier played domestic cricket for teams including Leicestershire and was part of the English cricket setup during the 1990s.

Played in 1992 Cricket World Cup

Test debut in 1990 against Pakistan

Domestic cricket for Leicestershire

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