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Eileen Massey (died 22/01/2019) All-rounder and pioneering women’s cricketer who played four Tests for Australia Women in 1957 and 1958.
Dara Dotiwalla (died 30/01/2019) Indian umpire who officiated in six Tests and eight ODIs from 1982-88, including the 1986 tied Test between India and Australia in Chennai.
Kelly Seymour (died 17/02/2019) Michael Arthur Seymour, known as Kelly, was a doctor by profession who played seven Tests as an off-spinner for South Africa from 1963-70, taking nine wickets.
Bill Playle (died 27/02/2019) Batsman who played eight Tests for New Zealand, firstly in the middle order then as opener, between 1958 and 1963, all against England. He moved to Western Australia, for whom he made his highest first-class score of 122, in the 1960s.
Alan Moss (died 12/03/2019) Tall fast bowler who played nine Tests for England, taking 21 wickets, from 1954-60. Nine of those wickets came in two Tests against South Africa in 1960. He took 1,301 first-class wickets at an average of 20.
Edna Barker (died 25/03/2019) Played 15 Tests for England between 1957 and 1969, scoring a century against at Melbourne in 1969. She also took 16 wickets with her off-breaks.
Bruce Yardley (died 27/03/2019) Off-spinner who played 33 Tests (126 wickets at 31.63) and seven ODIs for Australia from 1978-83. In the 1981-82 home series against Pakistan he took 38 wickets in six Tests.
Elriesa Theunissen-Fourie (died 05/04/2019)
Played three ODIs and one T20I for South Africa, all in 2013 and was part of South Africa’s squad for the ICC Women’s World Cup in 2013.
Don Arnott (died 11/04/2019) Kept wicket for Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia) in the 1950s and late moved into administration. Was the ZCU’s chief executive when they gained Test status in 1992. Refereed six matches at the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup in 2002 in New Zealand. His son Kevin played four Tests for Zimbabwe.
Pat Rousseau (died 16/04/2019) The former president of Cricket West Indies (1996-2001), he was instrumental in the West Indies board’s successful bid to host the 2007 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup.
Con de Lange (died 18/04/2019) The South Africa-born all rounder played 13 one-day internationals and eight T20Is for Scotland after making his debut in 2015. He took 16 ODI wickets, including five for 60 v Zimbabwe in Edinburgh in 2017.
Seymour Nurse (died 06/05/2019) Barbados-born middle-order batsman who played 29 Tests for West Indies from 1960-69. He scored 2,523 runs at 47.60, including 258 against New Zealand at Christchurch, which is the highest score by a batsman in his final Test innings.
Bob Hawke (died 16/05/2019) Former Prime Minister of Australia (1983-91), a regular at cricket matches, who represented Australian Capital Territory.
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