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Born in Lingwood, Norfolk, Bill Edrich was an attacking right-handed batsman and right-arm fast bowler. Playing first for Norfolk in the Minor Counties at the age of 16, he qualified for Middlesex in 1937 and was an instant success, scoring more than 2,000 runs in his first full season.
Bill Edrich, who died at Chesham as the result of an accident on April 24, 1986, aged 70, was a cricketer who would have been the answer to prayer in the troubled England sides of today.
26 de mar. de 2013 · Bill Edrich walked out to bat on the morning of the seventh day of the Durban Test. Chasing a ridiculous 696 to win, the tourists had just lost Len Hutton with the score on 78.
A profile of Bill Edrich, a former England cricketer who scored over 2,000 runs in each of his first three seasons for Middlesex. Learn about his career, achievements, style and challenges in Test matches.
Bill Edrich. EDRICH, WILLIAM JOHN (BILL), DFC, who died at Chesham as the result of an accident on April 23, 1986, aged 70, was a cricketer who would have been the answer to prayer in the...
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26 de mar. de 2016 · William John Edrich, arguably the most gifted sportsman the county has produced – he was also a talented soccer player with Spurs before strained knee ligaments forced him out of the...
