Mike Denness
Cricketer and cricket referee
Born
December 1st, 1940
84 years ago
Died
2013
12 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Scotland
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This individual played first-class cricket for Scotland and represented the national team in international matches. Notably served as the captain of the Scotland cricket team and contributed to the game as an umpire at various levels, including international matches. In addition to playing, held significant roles in promoting cricket and mentoring younger players. His contributions extended beyond the field with involvement in cricket administration.
Captained the Scotland national cricket team
Served as an international cricket referee
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