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Roy Marshall
West Indian cricketer (1930-1992) · Barbados · On the map · Athletes · Died at 62
Roy Edwin Marshall was a Barbadian cricketer who played in four Test matches for the West Indies and had an extensive domestic career with Hampshire in English county cricket. Marshall was born in Saint Thomas, Barbados.
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- Mike Barnard Teammate at Hampshire County Cricket Club, 1953-1966
- Bob Cottam Teammate at Hampshire County Cricket Club, 1963-1971
- Derek Shackleton Teammate at Hampshire County Cricket Club, 1953-1969
- Trevor Jesty Teammate at Hampshire County Cricket Club, 1966-1972
Everton Weekes Teammate at Barbados national team, 1946-1953
Clyde Walcott Teammate at Barbados national team, 1946-1953- Gordon Greenidge Teammate at Hampshire County Cricket Club, 1970-1972
- Barry Richards Teammate at Hampshire County Cricket Club, 1968-1972
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He made his debut in first-class cricket at the age of 15 for Barbados in January 1946, and three years later he established himself in the Barbadian side as an attacking opening batsman. After several strong performances for Barbados in West Indian domestic cricket, he was selected in the West Indian representative team. He played Test cricket between November 1951 and February 1952, making two appearances apiece against Australia and New Zealand. With several players surpassing him in the pecking order for Test selection, coupled with a disagreement with his teammates, he decided to end his brief international career and pursue a career in English county cricket.