David Humphries Worcestershire Leicestershire wicketkeeper dies as the previous Worcestershire, Leicestershire and Shropshire wicketkeeper David Humphries has kicked the bucket at 66 years old.
He showed up, generally for Worcestershire, somewhere in the range of 1974 and 1984.
Humphries was given his opportunity in top of the line cricket in the wake of aiding Shropshire win their solitary Minor Counties Championship in 1973.
He moved to Leicester in 1974 as understudy to Roger Tolchard, however played only five games in three years.
His transition to Worcestershire followed in 1977, and he was best option guardian for eight seasons until the appearance of Steve Rhodes in 1985.
A left-gave batsman, he made 5,116 top of the line runs, including four centuries, at a normal of 24.83, just as taking 293 gets and making 60 stumpings.
David Humphries Worcestershire Leicestershire wicketkeeper dies
Humphries likewise scored 1,639 runs and guaranteed 173 excusals in 167 List An appearances, following 523 runs and 40 casualties in 21 counterparts for his local Shropshire.
Alveley-brought into the world Humphries' more youthful siblings Paul and Mark, additionally played to a decent norm.
Paul, who passed on at 46 years old in 2005, showed up for both Leicestershire and Worcestershire Seconds, while most youthful sibling Mark, 54, played Minor Counties cricket, for Staffordshire, from 1990 to 2003.
David Humphries Worcestershire Leicestershire wicketkeeper dies
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