John Arthur Deed
Bat | Right-hand | Bowl | ---- |
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Born | - | National Team Eligibility | - |
Years of Service | 1924-1930 | Debut | Kent 1924. |
Nickname(s) | - | Capped | 1928 |
Local Club | - | Shirt Sponsor | - |
Player Biography
Former Kent amateur and 1965 club president John Arthur Deed died on October 19, aged 79. Educated at Malvern, he failed to gain a Blue in the strong Cambridge era of the early 1920s; but he played a number of valuable innings for Kent between 1924 and 1930, his highest innings being 133 at Edgbaston in 1930, when he batted for three and a half hours and was described by Wisden as ’very painstaking’. With C. G. W. Robson in 1920 he won the Public Schools rackets doubles championship at Queen’s.