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Malcolm Heath

Malcolm Brewster Heath (9 March 1934 — 17 December 2019) was an English cricketer who played first-class cricket for Hampshire from 1954 to 1962. Playing in over 140 first-class matches as a fast-medium bowler, Heath partnered opening bowler Derek Shackleton early in his career, before being utilised as a first-change bowler upon the arrival of Butch…

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10 wickets in match
5
100s/50s
–/–
1954–1962
Hampshire
5 wickets in innings
18
Balls bowled
28,998
Batting
Left-handed

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Malcolm Heath

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10 wickets in match · 1
Malcolm Heath → 5
100s/50s · 1
Malcolm Heath → –/–
1954–1962 · 1
Malcolm Heath → Hampshire
5 wickets in innings · 1
Malcolm Heath → 18
Balls bowled · 1
Malcolm Heath → 28,998
Batting · 1
Malcolm Heath → Left-handed
Batting average · 1
Malcolm Heath → 5.86
Best bowling · 1
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Born · 1
Malcolm Heath → (1934-03-09)9 March 1934 Ferndown, Dorset, England
Bowling · 1
Malcolm Heath → Right-arm fast-medium

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hampshire heath wickets average first-class matches season took county career match championship cricket 1962 played first later cricketer five wicket

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Malcolm Heath10 wickets in match51.00infobox
Malcolm Heath100s/50s–/–1.00infobox
Malcolm Heath1954–1962Hampshire1.00infobox
Malcolm Heath5 wickets in innings181.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBalls bowled28,9981.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBattingLeft-handed1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBatting average5.861.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBest bowling8/431.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBorn(1934-03-09)9 March 1934 Ferndown, Dorset, England1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBowlingRight-arm fast-medium1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathBowling average25.111.00infobox
Malcolm HeathCatches/stumpings42/–1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathCompetitionCompetition First-class Matches 143 Runs scored 569 Batting average 5.86 100s/50s –/– Top score 33 Balls bowled 28,998 Wickets 527 Bowling average 25.11 5 wickets in innings 18…1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathDied17 December 2019(2019-12-17) (aged 85) Stroud, Gloucestershire, England1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathFull nameMalcolm Brewster Heath1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathHeight6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)1.00infobox
Malcolm HeathMatches1431.00infobox
Malcolm HeathRuns scored5691.00infobox
Malcolm HeathTop score331.00infobox
Malcolm HeathWickets5271.00infobox

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