Trevor Bailey

Cricketer and journalist for England

Trevor Bailey - Cricketer and journalist for England
Born

December 3rd, 1923
101 years ago

Died

February 10th, 2011
14 years ago — 87 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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An English cricketer and journalist, this individual played as an all-rounder during the mid-20th century. Represented England in Test matches from 1949 to 1963, contributing both with bat and ball. Additionally, served as a television cricket commentator and wrote about the game, offering insights and analysis. Played domestic cricket for Essex, where he made significant contributions. His career included participation in 61 Test matches.

Played 61 Test matches for England

Contributed to Essex County Cricket Club

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