Your West Indian Cricketer's Name

[mattie]

Old Harlow Dave.

Sounds like he really should be the umpire.

 

[Bakunin]

Old Harlow Dave.

Sounds like he really should be the umpire.

Either that or a minor character in a Bob Hoskins gangster film.

 

[paulhackett]

Isn't it the the surname of the US president when you were born + the last UK seaside town/county you visited? Not that there are any hard and fast rules about these things I suppose.

Makes me Regan Monkash anyway.

That'd make me Johnson Super Mare, who had an air game in his one test against Zimbabwe 92/93. Bats like McGrath, bowls like Boycotts mother, fields like Monty.

 

[mattie]

Isn't it the the surname of the US president when you were born + the last UK seaside town/county you visited? Not that there are any hard and fast rules about these things I suppose.

Makes me Regan Monkash anyway.

Nixon Ford Weston Super Mare

The surname should be triple-barrelled I suspect.

 

[paulhackett]

Nixon Ford Weston Super Mare

The surname should be triple-barrelled I suspect.

That many names makes you a Sri Lankan all rounder?

 

[g force]

Lambeth Aingeru

 

[fen_boy]

Mine doesn't really work.

'Osier Cavan'

 

[grimble]

Wormwood Paul

 

[Flashman]

Dashwood Edward

 

[ericjarvis]

Isn't it the the surname of the US president when you were born + the last UK seaside town/county you visited? Not that there are any hard and fast rules about these things I suppose.

Makes me Regan Monkash anyway.

Eisenhower Sussex

I don't think that works either.

 

[1927]

Johnson Mumbles-Large grey haired moustached wicket keeper, very dodgy left hand bat. Still wearing a very battered pair of keepers pads that he wore for his first test 20 years ago,a nd a moth eaten jumper too large for him.

 

[Mrs Magpie]

Hammersmith Jane

mmm sounds like a floozy from the forties, not a cricketer....