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Francis Wilson (English cricketer)

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in June 1908, which marked the first time the three brothers appeared together, he scored 183 runs. His last recorded appearance for Suffolk was a single match in August 1911, against Norfolk. By this time, he had made his first-class debut, playing for a combined Army and Navy side against a
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and for Gentlemen of Essex sides. Wilson died in Great Horkesley in 1964, aged 87. His son, Colonel Nathaniel John Wilson (also an OBE), married a daughter of Sir
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games. He captained the Army to a 170-run victory in the June 1914 fixture, and was subsequently selected for the MCC in a match against
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village, Wilson was the oldest of three cricketing brothers, each of whom played for Suffolk in the
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on 14 October 1901. After the end of this war in June 1902, the battalion returned home on the SS
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on 13 December 1897. He saw active service with the 1st battalion in South Africa during the
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For the London-born Royal Marines officer who played first-class cricket for Jamaica, see
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in September that year. He reached the rank of lieutenant-colonel during the
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Minor Counties Championship matches played by Francis Wilson (13)
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Miscellaneous matches played by Francis Wilson (13)
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Francis Stuart Wilson
Cottesbrooke
Guilsborough
Northamptonshire
Great Horkesley
Essex
leg-break
All-rounder
H. L. Wilson
Suffolk
minor counties
Army and Navy
Army
Marylebone Cricket Club
FC
Batting average
Balls
Wickets
Bowling average
5 wickets in innings
stumpings
CricketArchive
Lieutenant-Colonel
OBE
British Army
cricketer
minor counties
Suffolk
first-class
Army

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