Fred Titmus

Cricketer and coach with long career

Fred Titmus - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 24th, 1932
Born
Died

2011
15 years ago — 79 years old

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Athletes & Sports Figures

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United Kingdom

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Played as an all-rounder for Essex and England in cricket, starting his first-class career in 1952. Participated in 37 Test matches, contributing both with the bat and ball. Served as a coach for various teams after retirement, influencing new generations of cricketers. Titmus was associated with the English cricket scene for decades, demonstrating leadership and expertise in the sport.

Played 37 Test matches for England

Spent 18 seasons with Essex

Contributed significantly as a coach

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