Famous Cricketers No 93 - Keith Fletcher O.B.E.

37. Essex v Glamorgan, Pontypridd, September 6, JPL (40 overs) (Essex won by 64 runs) b D.L.Williams 50 193-7 129 2 38. Essex v Surrey, Purfleet, September 13, JPL (40 overs) (No result) not out 0 38-2 SEASON’S AVERAGES Batting and Fielding M I NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct Gillette Cup 1 1 0 36 36 36.00 - - - John Player League 11 11 1 197 50 19.70 - 1 5 Season 12 12 1 233 50 21.18 - 1 5 Career 38 37 2 842 74 24.05 - 6 24 1970/71 – MCC in Australia and New Zealand Keith Fletcher played in the inaugural One-day international match, which had been hastily arranged to take place on what would have been the last day of the third Test match at Melbourne, which was totally washed out by rain. The match attracted a huge crowd and was played over 40 eight-ball overs. Own Team O M R W Opp Ct Total Total 39. ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA, Melbourne, January 5, ODI (40 8-ball overs) (Australia won by five wickets) c G.S.Chappell b A.A.Mallett 24 190 191-5 40. MCC v Western Australia, Sydney, February 8, Tour (40 8-ball overs) (No result) c R.W.Marsh b G.A.R.Lock 26 152 24-2 41. MCC v Wellington, Wellington, February 20, Tour (40 8-ball overs) (Wellington won by 23 runs) c B.A.G.Murray b H.A.Morgan 10 165 188 42. MCC v Otago, Dunedin, February 21, Tour (36 8-ball overs) (MCC won by 23 runs) b G.A.Powell 33 167 144-7 43. MCC v Central Districts, Palmerston North, March 3, Tour (40 8-ball overs) (MCC won by four wickets) c B.D.M.Furlong b A.B.Jordan 5 209-6 208-6 2 SEASON’S AVERAGES Batting and Fielding M I NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct One-day International v Aus 1 1 0 24 24 24.00 - - - Other matches 4 4 0 74 33 18.50 - - 2 Tour 5 5 0 98 33 19.60 - - 2 Career 43 42 2 940 74 23.50 - 6 26 1971 Own Team O M R W Opp Ct Total Total 44. Essex v Glamorgan, Chelmsford, April 25, JPL (40 overs reduced to 28 overs) (Essex won by 27 runs) b D.L.Williams 25 133-9† 106-8 45. Essex v Surrey, Kennington Oval, May 2, JPL (40 overs) (Essex won by 22 runs). c A.Long b R.G.D.Willis 5 229-6 207-9 1 46. Essex v Nottinghamshire, Chelmsford, May 9, JPL (40 overs), (Essex won by 80 runs) c J.B.Bolus b M.N.S.Taylor 51 197-6 117-6 47. Essex v Bedfordshire, Chelmsford, May 15, GC1 (60 overs) (Essex won by 97 runs) c P.W.Bichener b T.G.A.Morley 45 301-9 204-8 1 48. Essex v Derbyshire, Buxton, May 23, JPL (40 overs reduced to 30 overs) (Essex won by 22 runs) did not bat - 192-2 170 82