List of Devon County Cricket Club List A players

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Chris Read, who made three appearances for Devon went on to play 52 times for England. Chris Read bat.jpg
Chris Read, who made three appearances for Devon went on to play 52 times for England.

Devon County Cricket Club was formed in England on 26 November 1899, and first competed in the Minor Counties Championship in 1901. [2] Their first appearance in List A cricket was in 1969, and in total they have played thirty-three matches, making five Gillette Cup, nineteen NatWest Trophy and nine Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy appearances. [n 1] On five occasions the county progressed to the third round of the competition: in 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, and 2004. [4] Minor counties teams were excluded from the competition from the 2006 season; [5] Devon's last match was against Essex in the first round of the 2004 competition. [4]

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In their thirty-three List A matches, 101 players have represented Devon. Andrew Pugh has appeared the most times for the county, playing in eighteen matches, closely followed by Nick Folland, who made sixteen appearances. Robert Dawson recorded the highest score in List A cricket for Devon, scoring 139 runs against Cumberland in 2002. Dawson, who played 64 first-class matches for Gloucestershire is Devons's leading run-scorer, having scored 492 runs in his thirteen appearances for the county. [6] Andrew Procter's fourteen wickets for the county is the most by any player, but Robert Healey has the best bowling figures, having taken six wickets against Hertfordshire in his only match in 1969. [7] Andrew Hele, who appeared for Devon on six occasions, has claimed the most dismissals as wicket-keeper, taking eight catches and making two stumpings. [8] Ten non-English players have appeared for Devon; Australia's Braddon Green and Stuart MacGill, Malaysia's Arul Suppiah, New Zealand's Roger Twose, Pakistan's Agha Zahid and Aqeel Ahmed, South Africa's JP Duminy and Vernon Philander and Wales' Kevin Barrett and Steve Tomlinson.

The players in this list have all played at least one List A match. Devon cricketers who have not represented the county in List A cricket are not included in the list. Players are initially listed in order of appearance; where players made their debut in the same match, they are initially listed by batting order. Players in bold have played first-class cricket.

Key

General

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

List of players

No.NameNationalityFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
Batting Bowling Fielding
1 Robert Staddon [9] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691111.000000
2 Barrie Matthews [10] Flag of England.svg  England 1969198471196617.000040
3 David Traylor [11] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691444.000000
4 Jeffrey Tolchard [12] Flag of England.svg  England 19691983549249.800020
5 Chris Greetham [13] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691323232.000010
6 John Solanky [14] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691333.007211/4141.0000
7 Derek Cole [15] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691111.007211/2525.0020
8 Peter Eele [16] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691222.000020
9 Gerald Trump [17] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691111.007211/4242.0000
10 Doug Yeabsley [18] Flag of England.svg  England 1969198793422* 17.0057262/1552.5010
11 Robert Healey [19] Flag of England.svg  England 196919691333.006766/142.3300
12 John Tolliday [20] Flag of England.svg  England 19781979210105.000000
13 Gary Wallen [21] Flag of England.svg  England 19781988720910429.850010
14 Ray Tolchard [22] Flag of England.svg  England 197819846774015.400000
15 Bob Harriott [23] Flag of England.svg  England 1978198045827* 19.330000
16 Michael Wagstaffe [24] Flag of England.svg  England 197819803442114.6612422/4838.0000
17 Peter Walker [25] Flag of England.svg  England 197819781222.0072000
18 Bob Cottam [26] Flag of England.svg  England 197819781222.006611/4040.0020
19 Geoff Evans [27] Flag of England.svg  England 19781978122* 0000
20 Martyn Goulding [28] Flag of England.svg  England 19781985700* 0.00403115/2121.7200
21 Edwin Picton [29] Flag of England.svg  England 197919803211710.500000
22 Tony Allin [30] Flag of England.svg  England 197919951130175.0074492/4353.5500
23 Braddon Green [31] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1980198021135956.509611/3442.0020
24 Ian Roberts [32] Flag of England.svg  England 19801980142000
25 Agha Zahid [33] Flag of Pakistan.svg  Pakistan 198319853703123.3319842/3425.0000
26 Christopher Melhuish [34] Flag of England.svg  England 198319831444.000000
27 Joe Oliver [35] Flag of England.svg  England 1983198535733* 0020
28 Jack Davey [36] Flag of England.svg  England 198319852111.0012032/4529.3300
29 Nick Folland [37] Flag of England.svg  England 198420011641010425.622011/5255.00120
30 Christopher Rudd [38] Flag of England.svg  England 198419852413020.5013211/4286.0000
31 Martin Taylor [39] Flag of England.svg  England 19841987217128.5013211/52149.0010
32 Kevin Rice [40] Flag of England.svg  England 19851991616710727.8336000
33 Nick Gaywood [41] Flag of England.svg  England 1985199881626920.252010
34 Hiley Edwards [42] Flag of England.svg  England 1985199165222* 10.406020
35 Christopher Edwards [43] Flag of England.svg  England 198519851555.000000
36 John Tierney [44] Flag of England.svg  England 19851991543268.6031853/4750.4000
37 Neil Folland [45] Flag of England.svg  England 198619861303030.000000
38 Keith Donohue [46] Flag of England.svg  England 19862000111103115.71686133/4141.8420
39 Paul Brown [47] Flag of England.svg  England 1986199039367* 93.0014422/4966.0000
40 Richard Turpin [48] Flag of England.svg  England 1986199045929* 19.660020
41 Martin Olive [49] Flag of England.svg  England 198719871999.000000
42 Timothy Ward [50] Flag of England.svg  England 19871993437179.2526253/6049.8040
43 Richard Twose [51] Flag of England.svg  England 198819881111.006000
44 Roger Twose [52] Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 198819881565656.006011/4848.0010
45 Michael Cottam [53] Flag of England.svg  England 1988198810072000
46 Mark Woodman [54] Flag of England.svg  England 198819956983.0040231/167010
47 Andrew Pugh [55] Flag of England.svg  England 19902002182715416.9319272/424.57100
48 Robert Dawson [56] Flag of England.svg  England 199020051349213837.846621/1532.0020
49 Charlie Pritchard [57] Flag of England.svg  England 19911994411* 1.000020
50 Michael Record [58] Flag of England.svg  England 19911991188* 36000
51 Steven Willis [59] Flag of England.svg  England 1992199431024234.000010
52 Giles White [60] Flag of England.svg  England 19921993211115.507211/4545.0020
53 David Tall [61] Flag of England.svg  England 199219921232323.0018000
54 Greg Hill [62] Flag of England.svg  England 199219921141414.000000
55 David Butcher [63] Flag of England.svg  England 199219921111* 7222/4824.0010
56 Julian Wyatt [64] Flag of England.svg  England 19931995324158.004211/2555.0030
57 David Townsend [65] Flag of England.svg  England 199319931292929.000000
58 Peter Roebuck [66] Flag of England.svg  England 1993200192008340.00534113/3725.0920
59 Andy Cottam [67] Flag of England.svg  England 1993199842422* 12.0021211/45135.0010
60 Gareth Townsend [68] Flag of England.svg  England 19942001112496022.630020
61 Orlando le Fleming [69] Flag of England.svg  England 199419962000.0011422/4250.0020
62 Chris Read [70] Flag of England.svg  England 199519973473720.000011
63 John Rhodes [71] Flag of England.svg  England 199520013000.0014411/65137.0000
64 Haydn Morgan [72] Flag of England.svg  England 199619961343434.000000
65 Ryan Horrell [73] Flag of England.svg  England 1996200032525* 25.009621/3335.0000
66 Richard Baggs [74] Flag of England.svg  England 199719992231811.500000
67 Stuart MacGill [75] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 199719982442.0012021/2929.5000
68 Paul Warren [76] Flag of England.svg  England 1997200141212* 15631/2442.6662
69 Kevin Barrett [77] Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 199820022964.500000
70 Andrew Hele [78] Flag of England.svg  England 199820016401913.330082
71 Ian Bishop [79] Flag of England.svg  England 199820045974.5027042/9055.5000
72 Ian Gompertz [80] Flag of England.svg  England 199920003411813.664811/539.0000
73 Neil Hancock [81] Flag of England.svg  England 1999200510324113* 46.28531153/1827.1350
74 Richard Dawson [82] Flag of England.svg  England 1999200031474.6613142/3222.0010
75 Adrian Small [83] Flag of England.svg  England 199919992845242.000000
76 Iain Bond [84] Flag of England.svg  England 199919992000.0010232/3825.6610
77 Russell Bryan [85] Flag of England.svg  England 199920032000.0054000
78 Mathew Theedom [86] Flag of England.svg  England 1999200242819* 28.0015055/1825.0000
79 David Lye [87] Flag of England.svg  England 200020051026512129.4416030
80 Matthew Wood [88] Flag of England.svg  England 200020032564328.000000
81 Andrew Procter [89] Flag of England.svg  England 200020051011429* 28.50582143/2630.0710
82 Steve Tomlinson [90] Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 200120011303030.004822/3819.0000
83 Russell Jones [91] Flag of England.svg  England 2001200116022/3819.0000
84 Jeremy Williams [92] Flag of England.svg  England 200120022454022.500012
85 David Court [93] Flag of England.svg  England 2001200561044720.8025262/2328.6630
86 Stuart Priscott [94] Flag of England.svg  England 2002200452067441.200000
87 Stuart Stoneman [95] Flag of England.svg  England 200220021222.0042010
88 Matthew Hunt [96] Flag of England.svg  England 2002200531111* 1118064/2219.3300
89 David Mitchell [97] Flag of England.svg  England 200220021101010.0012000
90 Tom Wright [98] Flag of England.svg  England 200220032666.001811/1919.0010
91 Mark Gribble [99] Flag of England.svg  England 20022002166* 0010
92 Mark Richards [100] Flag of England.svg  England 2002200531111* 11.0018064/2219.3300
93 Matthew Allin [101] Flag of England.svg  England 200220032231923.000031
94 Trevor Anning [102] Flag of England.svg  England 200220052555.008333/4020.0000
95 JP Duminy [103] Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 200320031252525.0018000
96 Arul Suppiah [104] Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 200320054723618.0010221/2454.0000
97 Christopher Mole [105] Flag of England.svg  England 200320054444011.000012
98 Robbie Newman [106] Flag of England.svg  England 2003200316033/4816.0000
99 Aqeel Ahmed [107] Flag of Pakistan.svg  Pakistan 20032004211* 9211/2785.0000
100 Vernon Philander [108] Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 200420042231511.5012021/2546.5010
101 Sandy Allen [109] Flag of England.svg  England 200520051555.000000

List A captains

No.NameFirstLastMatWonLostTiedWin%
1 Derek Cole 1969196910100%
2 Barrie Matthews 19781984615015%
3 Hiley Edwards 1985199150500%
4 Kevin Rice 1990199010100%
5 Nick Folland 19922001413025%
6 Peter Roebuck 19932001927022%
7 Robert Dawson 20022005734043%
   Total1969200533726021.00%

Notes

  1. The Gillette Cup, NatWest Trophy and Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy were all the same competition, under different sponsorship guises. [3]

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