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English cricketer (1906-1974)
Edmund Fallowfield Longrigg, usually known as Bunty Longrigg (16 April 1906 – 23 July 1974), played cricket for Somerset and Cambridge University. He
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Longrigg is an English surname. Notable people with the surname include: Roger Longrigg (1929–2000), British novelist Bunty Longrigg (1906–1974), English
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Topics referred to by the same term
Bunty James (born 1933), British television presenter Bunty Longrigg (1906–1974), English cricketer Bunty Stephens (1924–1978), English golfer Bunty Thompson
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English cricket club
Major G.E. Longrigg 1954–1960 The Bishop of Bath & Wells 1961 Jack White 1962–1965 Bill Greswell 1966–1967 Lord Hylton 1968–1971 Bunty Longrigg 1971–1976
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(1872–1875) : G. H. Longman Henry Longman (1901) : H. K. Longman Bunty Longrigg (1926–1928) : E. F. Longrigg Tim Lord (1985–1986) : T. M. Lord Greg Loveridge (1998–1999) :
List of Cambridge University Cricket Club players
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English cricketer (1903-1992)
1930s, the Somerset side had three Bath solicitors in its ranks, with Bunty Longrigg, Ingle's successor as captain, appearing alongside Dickie Burrough.
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Lomax (1962): IR Lomax Geoff Lomax (1954–1962): JG Lomax Bunty Longrigg (1925–1947): EF Longrigg Tom Lowry (1921–1924): TC Lowry Wally Luckes (1924–1949):
List of Somerset County Cricket Club players
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English cricketer
1938. He took a single first-class wicket, that of Somerset captain Bunty Longrigg. He died at Scarborough, Yorkshire on 28 July 1998. "David Jones". trentbridge
David Jones (cricketer, born 1914)
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English first-class cricketer
Stephenson reported "one corrosive exchange with the county chairman, Bunty Longrigg". Foot reports Stephenson as saying: "It was my fifth year in charge
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Lionel Palairet led the team for one season and Massey Poyntz for two. Bunty Longrigg was captain of the side either side of the Second World War, totalling
List of Somerset cricket captains
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English cricketer
captained the team in the absence of the regular captains Reggie Ingle and Bunty Longrigg. He was also known as a good fielder in the covers. Educated at Repton
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English cricketer (1909–1982)
captained the side in the temporary absence of the regular captain, Bunty Longrigg, in games in early July. Mostly he batted a long way down the batting
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English cricketer (1895–1969)
Weston-super-Mare, when he shared a second-wicket partnership of 184 with Bunty Longrigg, who made a rather faster 101. The 1934 season was Case's last complete
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1948 season of an English cricket team
many other counties, insisted on naming amateurs as captains. In 1946, Bunty Longrigg, who had captained Somerset before the war had resumed his duties, but
Somerset County Cricket Club in 1948
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For Each Team by Bunty Longrigg". CricketArchive. Retrieved 12 February 2010. "First-class Bowling For Each Team by Bunty Longrigg". CricketArchive.
List of Somerset County Cricket Club players with 100 or more first-class or List A appearances
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58 15th Tom Young 1,128 Jack White 149 1930 28 4 11 11 0 0 87 14th Bunty Longrigg 1,351 Jack White 111 1931 28 6 11 10 0 0 128 13th Tom Young 1,166 Jack
List of Somerset County Cricket Club seasons
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British Army doctor
anticipated from known public school players such as Maurice Turnbull and Bunty Longrigg, but that Irvine took eight wickets for 32 runs in the first innings
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English cricketer and rugby union footballer
several other Somerset amateurs of the time, such as Reggie Ingle and Bunty Longrigg. In the Second World War he was a squadron leader in the Royal Air Force
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English cricketer
matches, without success. Like his county captains Reggie Ingle and Bunty Longrigg, Burrough was a solicitor in Bath. He also played for Bath Cricket Club
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English educationalist
Sporting positions Preceded by Bunty Longrigg Somerset County Cricket Captain 1947 Succeeded by Mandy Mitchell-Innes, George Woodhouse, Jake Seamer (shared)
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Henry Longman (1920) : H. K. Longman (Middlesex, Surrey) Bunty Longrigg (1930) : E. F. Longrigg (Somerset) George Louden (1924) : G. M. Louden (Essex) Geoffrey
List of Marylebone Cricket Club players (1919–1939)
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Village and civil parish in Somerset, England
Beowulf in English and Latin verse (1814) Edmund Fallowfield Longrigg (usually known as "Bunty") (1906–1974), played cricket for Somerset and Cambridge University
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English cricketer (1908–1989)
Despite a rapid 91 not out from Wellard Somerset lost by 11 runs. Bunty Longrigg replace Ingle as captain in 1938. He seemed more impressed with Andrews'
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