Straits Settlements cricket team

The Straits Settlements cricket team was the team that represented the Straits Settlements in international cricket matches between 1890 and 1940.

History

Between 1890 and 1909, the Straits Settlements played regular Interport matches against Hong Kong, Ceylon and Shanghai. After 1909 they formed the combined Malaya cricket team along with the Federated Malay States for these matches, but continued to play international matches against the Federated Malay States.[1]

Players

The following players played for the Straits Settlements and also played first-class cricket:

References

  1. Encyclopaedia of World Cricket by Roy Morgan, Sport Books Publishing, 2007
  2. Charles Higginbotham at CricketArchive
  3. Henry Talbot at CricketArchive
  4. Theodore Huback at CricketArchive
  5. John Healing at CricketArchive
  6. Edward Barrett at CricketArchive
  7. Walter Parsons at CricketArchive
  8. Francis Mugliston at CricketArchive
  9. Bruce Eddis at CricketArchive
  10. William Goodman at CricketArchive
  11. Sydney Maartensz at CricketArchive
  12. John Chamberlain at CricketArchive
  13. Robert Braddell at CricketArchive
  14. Cyril Simpson at CricketArchive
  15. Richard Wodehouse at CricketArchive
  16. Trevor Spring at CricketArchive
  17. Edward Baker at CricketArchive
  18. Gerald Livock at CricketArchive
  19. Robert Phayre at CricketArchive
  20. Edward Armitage at CricketArchive
  21. Billy King at CricketArchive
  22. Charles Congdon at CricketArchive
  23. John Neve at CricketArchive
  24. Phillip Stewart-Brown at CricketArchive
  25. Gerald Aste at CricketArchive
  26. Herbert Hopkins at CricketArchive
  27. Godfrey Bryan at CricketArchive
  28. Cecil Wigglesworth at CricketArchive
  29. Denys Hill at CricketArchive
  30. Bertie Perkins at CricketArchive
  31. Victor Croome at CricketArchive
  32. Cyril Reed at CricketArchive
  33. Frank Simpson at CricketArchive
  34. Ernest Dynes at CricketArchive
  35. Laddy Outschoorn at CricketArchive
  36. Reginald Thoy at CricketArchive
  37. Francis Hugonin at CricketArchive
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