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Alfred Evans (Royal Navy officer)

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1519: 909:. A gap of five years followed before Evans made his final first-class appearance, in 1925 for the Royal Navy against the Army at Lord's. Making thirteen appearances in first-class cricket, Evans scored 310 runs at an 868:
in 1914. Following the war, he returned to play first-class cricket for the Royal Navy in 1919, with Evans making three appearances for the Royal Navy that season, in addition to playing for a combined
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Evans was born in South Africa, the second son of Dr. E. W. Evans. He spent his formative years in South Africa before the family returned to England, where he was educated at
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in 1940. In North America, he was a member of the Supply Council. He was appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the
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team. The following season, he played in three services matches, making two appearances for the Royal Navy and one for the
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Evans was active in inter-services cricket and made his debut in first-class cricket before the First World War when he
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and was lost with all hands. Rescue was attempted but no wreckage or remains were found. His name is recorded on the
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Towards to the end of the 1920s, he served in South Africa as flag captain and chief-of-staff at the
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of 14.09; he made one half century, a score of 77 for the Royal Navy against the Army in 1914. As a
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in June 1917. In November of the same year he was decorated for bravery by the
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Serving in the war, Evans was appointed flag-lieutenant commander on board
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in July 1919 for his service during the war. After the war he commanded
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in July 1924, and as captain commanded the physical training school at
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Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in international waters
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he was returning to the United Kingdom aboard crashed into the
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officer. In the Royal Navy, he served with distinction in the
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Despite having retired two months before the outbreak of the
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After completing his education at Horris Hill, he joined the
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in October 1935. That same month he was appointed naval
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from 1937 to 1939. He was appointed a Companion of the
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following in March 1903. In 1905, he was promoted to
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Knights Commander of the Order of the British Empire
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He was taught aboard the training ship 1270:(Supplement). 28 May 1943. p. 2423. 1230:(Supplement). 11 May 1937. p. 3078. 964: 962: 960: 958: 956: 954: 16:English Royal Navy officer and cricketer 952: 950: 948: 946: 944: 942: 940: 938: 936: 934: 930: 901:. He also played for Hampshire against 780:. Having been second-in-command of the 1361: 1359: 1334: 1332: 1330: 1328: 715:from 1922 to 1924. He was promoted to 1076: 1074: 1007: 1005: 1003: 836:call 600 miles (970 km) east of 528:(which had been founded by his uncle 160:Head of the Naval Technical Service ( 7: 1313:. Commonwealth War Graves Commission 893:, in addition to playing against an 569:First World War and post-war service 1505:Royal Navy officers of World War II 1490:Companions of the Order of the Bath 788:, he was rear-admiral in charge of 484:and eventually rose to the rank of 210:Christina Evans (m. 1908–his death) 1465:Royal Navy officers of World War I 753:. After a two-year appointment as 14: 488:. Having retired just before the 1210:. 11 October 1935. p. 6376. 1067:. 10 October 1905. p. 6776. 618:when he was Commander-in-Chief, 1190:. 4 October 1935. p. 6216. 971:"Vice-Admiral Sir Alfred Evans" 730:and then as deputy director of 626:. Prior to the outbreak of the 1367:"Player profile: Alfred Evans" 1047:. 29 March 1904. p. 2042. 899:Combined Services cricket team 875:a team of Demobilised Officers 738:on the staff of both Admirals 677:Silver Medal of Military Valor 201:Silver Medal of Military Valor 1: 1250:. 21 July 1939. p. 5022. 1130:. 29 June 1917. p. 6413. 711:, before being placed in the 1485:Combined Services cricketers 1170:. 1 July 1924. p. 5083. 877:. He played three times for 734:. From 1930 to 1933, he was 496:. As a cricketer, he played 984:. 6 January 1945. p. 6 599:in 1901, with promotion to 461:Sir Alfred Englefield Evans 1541: 917:, he took 23 wickets at a 895:Australian Imperial Forces 871:Army and Navy cricket team 274:Domestic team information 1018:www.samilitaryhistory.org 828:on 29 December 1944. The 632:Gadfly class torpedo boat 548:, whilst another cousin, 508:. He was killed when the 451: 437: 433: 305: 296: 281: 278: 214: 1500:Royal Navy vice admirals 1480:Army and Navy cricketers 907:1920 County Championship 885:, playing twice against 883:1919 County Championship 832:which he flew on made a 607:, with Evans serving as 798:1937 Coronation Honours 665:mentioned in despatches 659:. He saw action at the 43:Alfred Englefield Evans 842:Chatham Naval Memorial 804:WWII service and death 759:South America Division 584:, and was appointed a 500:predominantly for the 1460:Royal Navy cricketers 818:1943 Birthday Honours 768:, Evans was promoted 667:. He was promoted to 597:acting sub-lieutenant 595:. He was promoted to 520:Early and family life 104:Years of service 1475:Hampshire cricketers 830:Avro 691 Lancastrian 782:1st Cruiser Squadron 736:captain-of-the-fleet 624:lieutenant commander 544:, as did his cousin 510:Avro 691 Lancastrian 394:5 wickets in innings 219:Personal information 1450:Royal Navy officers 713:Operations Division 653:2nd Battle Squadron 542:first-class cricket 498:first-class cricket 403:10 wickets in match 1525:People lost at sea 1455:English cricketers 1267:The London Gazette 1247:The London Gazette 1227:The London Gazette 1207:The London Gazette 1187:The London Gazette 1167:The London Gazette 1147:The London Gazette 1127:The London Gazette 1107:The London Gazette 1087:The London Gazette 1064:The London Gazette 1044:The London Gazette 980:. 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Retrieved 1383: 1371:. Retrieved 1346:. Retrieved 1315:. Retrieved 1311:www.cwgc.org 1310: 1301: 1289:. Retrieved 1285: 1276: 1265: 1256: 1245: 1236: 1225: 1216: 1205: 1196: 1185: 1176: 1165: 1156: 1145: 1136: 1125: 1116: 1105: 1096: 1085: 1062: 1053: 1042: 1033: 1021:. Retrieved 1017: 992:– via 986:. Retrieved 975: 860:against the 851: 838:Newfoundland 807: 774:aide-de-camp 770:rear-admiral 764: 749: 728:Cape Station 725: 707: 700: 693: 682: 646:Vice-Admiral 640: 636: 591: 580: 572: 564:Naval career 554:Test cricket 530:Alfred Evans 523: 486:vice-admiral 460: 458:Vice-Admiral 456: 445:ESPNcricinfo 411:Best bowling 257:Alfred Evans 247:Dudley Evans 227:Right-handed 169:Battles/wars 155: 148: 141: 134: 127: 116:Vice-admiral 72:(1944-12-29) 18: 1440:1944 deaths 1435:1884 births 1397:4 September 1373:4 September 1348:4 September 1262:"No. 36033" 1242:"No. 34647" 1222:"No. 34396" 1202:"No. 34207" 1182:"No. 34204" 1162:"No. 32952" 1142:"No. 30386" 1122:"No. 30156" 1102:"No. 29751" 1082:"No. 31483" 1059:"No. 27843" 1039:"No. 27662" 988:4 September 657:Grand Fleet 588:in 1900 on 546:Ralph Evans 441:Afred Evans 328:Runs scored 314:First-class 310:Competition 267:Ralph Evans 61:Cape Colony 1429:Categories 1023:18 January 925:References 858:Royal Navy 824:bound for 605:lieutenant 586:midshipman 575:Royal Navy 550:John Evans 502:Royal Navy 478:Royal Navy 262:John Evans 235:Right-arm 98:Royal Navy 84:Allegiance 54:1884-01-30 40:Birth name 1418: at 977:The Times 903:Middlesex 879:Hampshire 854:captained 826:Prestwick 790:Gibraltar 763:HMS  761:on board 755:commodore 748:HMS  706:HMS  699:HMS  694:Termagant 692:HMS  681:HMS  675:with the 669:commander 639:HMS  590:HMS  581:Britannia 552:, played 540:, played 506:Hampshire 474:cricketer 443: at 421:stumpings 354:Top score 291:Hampshire 287:1919–1920 254:(brother) 249:(brother) 243:Relations 207:Spouse(s) 154:HMS  147:HMS  140:HMS  135:Termagant 133:HMS  126:HMS  107:1900–1944 873:against 822:Montreal 778:George V 439:Source: 419:Catches/ 346:100s/50s 269:(cousin) 264:(cousin) 122:Commands 92:Service/ 1317:17 June 1291:17 June 911:average 905:in the 881:in the 796:in the 784:in the 757:of the 717:captain 701:Seymour 683:Michael 655:of the 651:in the 613:Admiral 592:Canopus 558:England 538:William 374:Wickets 320:Matches 259:(uncle) 232:Bowling 224:Batting 142:Seymour 128:Michael 982:London 887:Surrey 866:Lord's 834:Mayday 814:Ottawa 765:Exeter 750:Nelson 708:Vectis 704:, and 534:Dudley 494:Ottawa 365:bowled 237:medium 197:Awards 162:Ottawa 156:Exeter 149:Vectis 94:branch 641:Orion 467: 388:36.56 363:Balls 341:14.09 279:Years 30: 1399:2024 1375:2024 1350:2024 1319:2024 1293:2024 1025:2018 994:Gale 990:2024 862:Army 856:the 742:and 579:HMS 556:for 536:and 504:and 476:and 425:10/– 414:4/74 282:Team 112:Rank 67:Died 48:Born 864:at 776:to 746:on 688:OBE 644:to 634:. 611:to 465:KBE 368:841 349:–/1 331:310 28:KBE 1431:: 1358:^ 1327:^ 1309:. 1284:. 1264:. 1244:. 1224:. 1204:. 1184:. 1164:. 1144:. 1124:. 1104:. 1084:. 1073:^ 1061:. 1041:. 1016:. 1002:^ 974:. 933:^ 723:. 697:, 560:. 516:. 469:CB 378:23 357:77 323:13 32:CB 1401:. 1377:. 1352:. 1321:. 1295:. 1027:. 996:. 406:– 398:– 164:) 56:) 52:(

Index

KBE
CB
Cape Colony
Atlantic Ocean
Royal Navy
Vice-admiral
HMS Michael
HMS Termagant
HMS Seymour
HMS Vectis
HMS Exeter
Ottawa
First World War
Battle of Jutland
Second World War
Silver Medal of Military Valor
medium
Dudley Evans
William Evans
Alfred Evans
John Evans
Ralph Evans
Hampshire
First-class
Batting average
Balls
Wickets
Bowling average
5 wickets in innings
stumpings

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