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Frederick Bird

Rev. Frederick Nash Bird (13 December 1875 – 3 March 1965) was an English cricketer. Bird was a right-handed batsman who bowled right-arm medium pace. He was born in Framlingham, Suffolk.

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10 wickets in match
100s/50s
–/1
1896–1907
Buckinghamshire
1899–1900
Gloucestershire
1908–1909
Northamptonshire
1910–1914
Suffolk

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Frederick Bird

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Frederick Bird

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Frederick Bird → CricketArchive, ESPNcricinfoFrederick Bird
10 wickets in match · 1
Frederick Bird → –
100s/50s · 1
Frederick Bird → –/1
1896–1907 · 1
Frederick Bird → Buckinghamshire
1899–1900 · 1
Frederick Bird → Gloucestershire
1908–1909 · 1
Frederick Bird → Northamptonshire
1910–1914 · 1
Frederick Bird → Suffolk
1920–1925 · 1
Frederick Bird → Devon
5 wickets in innings · 1
Frederick Bird → –
Balls bowled · 1
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bird first-class cricket buckinghamshire northamptonshire played county minor counties suffolk debut championship 1907 warwickshire frederick framlingham gloucestershire devon chichester march

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Frederick Bird10 wickets in match1.00infobox
Frederick Bird100s/50s–/11.00infobox
Frederick Bird1896–1907Buckinghamshire1.00infobox
Frederick Bird1899–1900Gloucestershire1.00infobox
Frederick Bird1908–1909Northamptonshire1.00infobox
Frederick Bird1910–1914Suffolk1.00infobox
Frederick Bird1920–1925Devon1.00infobox
Frederick Bird5 wickets in innings1.00infobox
Frederick BirdBalls bowled1.00infobox
Frederick BirdBattingRight-handed1.00infobox
Frederick BirdBatting average16.581.00infobox
Frederick BirdBest bowling1.00infobox
Frederick BirdBorn(1875-12-13)13 December 1875 Framlingham, Suffolk, England1.00infobox
Frederick BirdBowlingRight-arm medium1.00infobox
Frederick BirdBowling average1.00infobox
Frederick BirdCatches/stumpings11/–1.00infobox
Frederick BirdCompetitionCompetition First-class Matches 16 Runs scored 398 Batting average 16.58 100s/50s –/1 Top score 61* Balls bowled – Wickets – Bowling average – 5 wickets in innings – 10 wickets…1.00infobox
Frederick BirdDied3 March 1965(1965-03-03) (aged 89) Chichester, Sussex, England1.00infobox
Frederick BirdFull nameFrederick Nash Bird1.00infobox
Frederick BirdMatches161.00infobox
Frederick BirdRuns scored3981.00infobox
Frederick BirdTop score61*1.00infobox
Frederick BirdWickets1.00infobox

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