Ex-Middlesex & England paceman, now national selector, journalist, pundit, and director of cricket for county champions Middlesex - Angus Fraser MBE has enjoyed an unmatched involvement with international and domestic cricket over the past 30 years. 'The most controlled and consistent England bowler of the 1990s,' for Wisden editor Lawrence Booth, 'Gus' played 46 Tests and 42 ODIs. His best Test performance of 8-53 against West Indies in Port-of-Spain came in a losing cause, but his 8-75 in Bridgetown in 1993/4 set up a famous victory over the same opponents. Meanwhile with the bat, he and Robert Croft defied fearsome the South African Allan Donald in a famous rearguard action at Old Trafford in 1998. A Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1996, Angus retired in 2002 to write for The Independent and was appointed a Test selector in 2014.
Don't miss this special evening with a star of the modern English game. All welcome! Join at any meeting - £15 a year/ £5 on door
Venue: Brewery Bar, King William IV, Hallgate, Cottingham HU16 4BD, 7.30pm for 7.45pm
Raffle: £2/ticket - prizes include 2017 Yorkshire CCC match tickets
More information: email ercsoc@gmail.com / call Maggie Sumner (01482 861848)
Next meeting: Wednesday 8 March - John Holder, ex-Test umpire & Hants CCC paceman
PROGRAMME 2016/17
12 October - Dan Waddell, Field of Shadows: The English Cricket Tour of Nazi Germany, 1937
9 November - Dr Dean Allen, Empire, War & Cricket in South Africa: Logan of Matjiesfontein
14 December - YCCC Evening, Chief Executive Mark Arthur & 1st XI stars
11 January - John Abrahams, ex-captain, Lancashire CCC; Manager, England Under-19s
8 February - Angus Fraser, ex-England paceman, Test selector & Middlesex Director of Cricket
8 March - John Holder, ex-Test Match umpire & Hampshire CCC fast bowler
9 November - Dr Dean Allen, Empire, War & Cricket in South Africa: Logan of Matjiesfontein
14 December - YCCC Evening, Chief Executive Mark Arthur & 1st XI stars
11 January - John Abrahams, ex-captain, Lancashire CCC; Manager, England Under-19s
8 February - Angus Fraser, ex-England paceman, Test selector & Middlesex Director of Cricket
8 March - John Holder, ex-Test Match umpire & Hampshire CCC fast bowler