George Geary

English cricketer and coach

George Geary - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 9th, 1893
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A prominent cricketer and coach, contributed significantly to English cricket during the early to mid-20th century. Played for Surrey County Cricket Club and represented England in Test matches. Transitioned into coaching after retirement, shaping the skills of future players.

Played 11 Test matches for England

Coached Surrey County Cricket Club

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