Alan Brown
| Born | - | Debut | Kent 1957, MCC 1959, England 1961 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Years of Service | 1957-1970 | Capped | 1961 |
| Nickname(s) | - | Bat | Right-hand |
| Best Bat | 81 Kent v Glamorgan at Folkstone, 1968. | Bowl | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Best Bowl | 8-47 Kent v Warwickshire at Nuneaton, 1963. | Shirt Sponsor | - |
Player Biography
Alan Brown was a genuinely fast bowler in his youth who slowed down and never quite lived up to his early promise. With a pronounced drag, he was Kent’s main strike bowler for a decade as well as being an aggressive tailender. His best season came in 1965 when he took 116 wickets at 19.04. His two Test appearances came on the 1961-62 tour of India and Pakistan, but he took only three wickets. He played football as a centre-forward for Gravesend.
Other Teams
AER Gilligan's XI, MCC and England.