Colin Cowdrey

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Colin Cowdrey was a distinguished English cricketer who captained England and became one of the first players to reach 100 Test matches.

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instanceOf England Test cricket captain
cricketer
human
alsoKnownAs Lord Cowdrey of Tonbridge NERFINISHED
M. C. Cowdrey NERFINISHED
amongFirstToReach 100 Test matches in world cricket
battingAverageInTests 44.06
battingStyle right-handed
birthDate 1932-12-24
birthPlace Bangalore, India NERFINISHED
bowlingStyle right-arm offbreak
captaincyTests 27
captained England cricket team NERFINISHED
centuriesInTests 22
country England
deathDate 2000-12-04
deathPlace Littlehampton, West Sussex, England NERFINISHED
domesticTeam Kent County Cricket Club NERFINISHED
education Brackenhurst Preparatory School NERFINISHED
Brasenose College, Oxford NERFINISHED
Tonbridge School NERFINISHED
era 1950s–1970s
fatherOf Chris Cowdrey NERFINISHED
Graham Cowdrey NERFINISHED
firstToReach 100 Test matches for England
fullName Michael Colin Cowdrey NERFINISHED
halfCenturiesInTests 38
honour Commander of the Order of the British Empire NERFINISHED
Knight Bachelor NERFINISHED
life peer
inductedInto ICC Cricket Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
lastTestAgainst Australia NERFINISHED
lastTestFor England NERFINISHED
lastTestYear 1975
matchesInTests 114
nationality British
notableFor elegant batting style
long Test career for England
sportsmanship
peerage House of Lords NERFINISHED
playedFor Kent County Cricket Club NERFINISHED
role batsman
runsInTests 7624
sport cricket
team England cricket team NERFINISHED
TestDebutAgainst Australia NERFINISHED
TestDebutFor England NERFINISHED
TestDebutYear 1954
title Baron Cowdrey of Tonbridge NERFINISHED

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Tonbridge School hasAlumnus Colin Cowdrey