Ken Barrington Cricketer.
Nicknamed The Colonel.
Played for Surrey and England,Played 82 Test Matches scored 5867 runs at an average of 58.67 scoring 20 Centuries.Played 533 First Class Matches scored 31714 runs at an average of 45.63 scoring 76 Centuries.In 1964 Ken made his career best score of 256 runs For England against Australia at Old Trafford.Ken played First Class cricket 1953-1968 and retired due to ill health after suffering a heart attack.He became a Test Selector and Manager of England.In 1981 Ken was Assistant Manager of England
In the West Indies,when he suffered a fatal heart attack.
Nicknamed The Colonel.
Played for Surrey and England,Played 82 Test Matches scored 5867 runs at an average of 58.67 scoring 20 Centuries.Played 533 First Class Matches scored 31714 runs at an average of 45.63 scoring 76 Centuries.In 1964 Ken made his career best score of 256 runs For England against Australia at Old Trafford.Ken played First Class cricket 1953-1968 and retired due to ill health after suffering a heart attack.He became a Test Selector and Manager of England.In 1981 Ken was Assistant Manager of England
In the West Indies,when he suffered a fatal heart attack.
Ken Barrington Cricketer.
Nicknamed The Colonel.
Played for Surrey and England,Played 82 Test Matches scored 5867 runs at an average of 58.67 scoring 20 Centuries.Played 533 First Class Matches scored 31714 runs at an average of 45.63 scoring 76 Centuries.In 1964 Ken made his career best score of 256 runs For England against Australia at Old Trafford.Ken played First Class cricket 1953-1968 and retired due to ill health after suffering a heart attack.He became a Test Selector and Manager of England.In 1981 Ken was Assistant Manager of England
In the West Indies,when he suffered a fatal heart attack.
Nicknamed The Colonel.
Played for Surrey and England,Played 82 Test Matches scored 5867 runs at an average of 58.67 scoring 20 Centuries.Played 533 First Class Matches scored 31714 runs at an average of 45.63 scoring 76 Centuries.In 1964 Ken made his career best score of 256 runs For England against Australia at Old Trafford.Ken played First Class cricket 1953-1968 and retired due to ill health after suffering a heart attack.He became a Test Selector and Manager of England.In 1981 Ken was Assistant Manager of England
In the West Indies,when he suffered a fatal heart attack.
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