John Frederick Crapp (14 October 1912 – 13 February 1981), was an English cricketer, who played first-class cricket for Gloucestershire between 1936 and...

umpire Jack Crapp (1912–1981), English cricketer Lorraine Crapp (born 1938), Australian swimmer This page lists people with the surname Crapp. If an internal...

Wally Hammond 1939–1946 Basil Allen 1947–1950 Derrick Bailey 1951–1952 Jack Crapp 1953–1954 George Emmett 1955–1958 Tom Graveney 1959–1960 Tom Pugh 1961–1962...

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English achieved that figure in their 24th over for the loss of 7 wickets. Jack Crapp hit 10 runs off 3 balls to secure the win which came one minute before...

Cornwall Cricket League. Notable Cornish cricketers include the following: Jack Crapp, England cricketer Malcolm Dunstan, former First Class cricketer with...

1st Baron Fraser of North Cape, British admiral (b. 1888) February 13 – Jack Crapp, English cricketer (b. 1912) February 15 Karl Richter, German conductor...

to regroup. Lindwall returned to take the second new ball and trapped Jack Crapp, who did not offer a shot, for 37 to leave the score at 3/87. The batsman...

supported by the likes of Joe Hardstaff, Jr., Tom Dollery, Charlie Barnett, Jack Crapp, John Dewes, Allan Watkins, Yardley and wicket-keeper Godfrey Evans. However...

bat first. England lost two early wickets, and when Toshack came on, Jack Crapp repeatedly defended a sequence of deliveries to Arthur Morris at silly...

in England. England won the toss and elected to bat. George Emmett and Jack Crapp (both Eng) made their Test debuts. When the teams reconvened at Old Trafford...

stump for one with an inswinger to leave England at 1/2. He then removed Jack Crapp caught behind from an outside edge for a 23-ball duck, leaving England...

the Headingley Test. Having made only 5 and 18 in the previous Test, Jack Crapp was originally dropped from the team but was reprieved by Washbrook's...

with the score at 2/33. Lindwall then removed George Emmett, Edrich and Jack Crapp to leave England at 5/119 before Compton returned to revive the innings...

Henry "Harry" Crapp (1872 – 21 January 1924), commonly known as Ivo Crapp, was a leading Australian rules football field umpire in the Victorian Football...

working on the Deadwood stage gained him the nickname "Deadwood Dick". Jack Crapp (1912–1981), England cricketer who played in the English cricket team...

Doug Cowie New Zealand 22 1995 2002 Jack Cowie New Zealand 3 1956 1959 Tony Crafter Australia 33 1979 1992 Jack Crapp England 4 1964 1965 William Creese...

Hampshire won by 148 runs County Ground, Southampton Umpires: Jack Crapp and David Smith Player of the match: Peter Sainsbury (Hants)...

With two new batsmen—Compton and Jack Crapp—at the crease, Australia quickly made further inroads. Toshack bowled Crapp for five with an inside-edged half...

Middlesex won by 2 wickets St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury Umpires: Jack Crapp & Peter Rochford Player of the match: John Shepherd (Kent)...

Gloucestershire broke with tradition and appointed the senior professional player, Jack Crapp, as captain for the next two seasons. In later life, Bailey lived on Alderney...

to bat, Miller bowled John Dewes with his second ball and then removed Jack Crapp without scoring, leaving England at 4/23. Miller ended with 2/5 as Lindwall...

who was moving the other way, and it went past him. From second slip, Jack Crapp dived left behind Edrich but the ball landed a few centimetres beyond...

Leicestershire won by 5 wickets Grace Road, Leicester Umpires: Jack Crapp & David Evans Player of the match: Chris Balderstone (Leicestershire)...

So Gloucestershire with a day and a half remaining needed 169 to win. Jack Crapp tried to hold the innings together and scored 40 but Gloucestershire were...

N. S. Crankshaw James Cranston (1876–1899) : J. Cranston Jack Crapp (1936–1956) : J. F. Crapp Ian Crawford (1975–1978) : I. C. Crawford Frederick Crooke...

Cornford (1925) Cornelius Coward (1867–1868) Beaumont Cranfield (1902) Jack Crapp (1948) Len Creese (1935) Alfred Croom (1930–1931) Brian Crump (1961) Willis...

Other good performers for Gloucestershire were batsmen Charlie Barnett, Jack Crapp and George Emmett; seam bowler Colin Scott and the outstanding spin bowler...

60.50 Bill Edrich Middlesex 1,435 57.40 Jack Crapp Gloucestershire 2,404 57.23 Arthur Fagg Kent 1,855 54.55 Jack Robertson Middlesex Qualification: 1,000...

Cranston (Lancashire). Tours: West Indies (1947/48). Jack Crapp (1948/49–1955) : J. F. Crapp (Gloucestershire). Tours: South Africa (1948/49). Maurice...