Tom Maynard

Welsh cricketer with Surrey County

Tom Maynard - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1989
Born

1989
37 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Wales

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Played professional cricket primarily for Surrey County Cricket Club. Made a significant mark in domestic cricket due to impressive batting skills. Represented Glamorgan in his early career, establishing a reputation as a strong performer. Suffered a tragic death at a young age.

Played for Surrey County Cricket Club

Represented Glamorgan

Achieved notable runs in domestic leagues

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