List of Cheshire County Cricket Club List A players

Cheshire County Cricket Club played in 29 List A cricket matches between 1964 and 2004.^[1] This is a list of the players who appeared in those matches.

• Jhangir Abbas (1999)^[a]
• David Bailey (1981–1983)
• Andrew Batterley (2002)
• Jonathan Bean (1992–1999)
• Marlon Black (2003)
• Geoffrey Blackburn (1987–1988)
• Timothy Bostock (1992–1996)
• Steven Bramhall (1994–2001)
• Patrick Briggs (1968)
• Denton Brock (2000)
• Barrington Browne (2004)
• Paul Bryson (1995–2002)
• Ian Cockbain (1985–2001)
• Roy Collins (1964–1966)
• Bob Cooke (1981–1983)
• Philip Cottrell (1999)
• Ian Cowap (1981)
• Dennis Cox (1964–1966)
• Stephen Crawley (1986–1993)
• Neil Cross (1998–2003)
• Stuart Cummings (1986–1987)
• Mark Currie (2001–2002)
• Barney Cutbill (2002)
• Hugh de Prez (1987)
• Nafees Din (2002–2004)^[b]
• Philip Dunkley (1981)
• Simon Dyson (1989)
• Stewart Eaton (2001–2002)
• Jonathan Farrow (2002)
• Christopher Finegan (1992–2002)
• Robin Fisher (2001–2004)
• Grant Flower (1998)
• Geoff Foley (2000)
• Andrew Fox (1987–1989)
• Edward Garnet (1996)
• Ian Gemmell (1981–1983)
• Jonathan Gray (1993–1995)
• Andrew Greasley (1995–1996)
• Peter Hacker (1985)
• Andrew Hall (1994–2004)
• Christopher Hall (1999–2000)
• Norman Halsall (1964–1968)
• Stephen Hampson (1998)
• Gerry Hardstaff (1964–1968)
• Keith Harris (1982)^[c]
• Richard Hignett (1993–2003)
• John J Hitchmough (1985–1992)
• John S Hitchmough (1982–1989)
• Kenneth Holding (1964–1968)
• Patrick Kelly (1964–1968)
• Martyn Knight (2002)
• Abey Kuruvilla (2001)
• Charles Lamb (1994–2001)
• David Leather (1999)
• Daniel Leech (2004)
• Bryan Lowe (1964)
• Mark Makin (2002)
• Simon Marshall (2001–2002)
• Pat McKeown (2001)
• Geoff Miller (1992–1994)
• Frederick Millett (1964–1968)
• Mudassar Nazar (1981–1988)
• Tony Murphy (1995–1999)
• John O'Brien (1987–1995)
• Neil O'Brien (1981–1989)
• Stephen Ogilby (2001–2004)
• David Parry (1985)
• Nigel Peel (1992–1996)
• David Pennett (2003–2004)
• Clinton Perren (2003–2004)
• James Pickup (1981–1985)
• John Potts (1992–1993)
• James Powell (2001)^[d]
• Simon Renshaw (1994–2004)
• Ronald Richardson (1968)
• Richard Rodger (1982)
• Mark Saxelby (1996)
• Richard Shenton (2001)
• Anthony Shillinglaw (1964–1968)
• Paul Simmonite (1994)^[e]
• Robert Simpson (1983)
• Donald Smith (1968)
• Neil Smith (1988–1989)
• Ian Spencer (2003)
• Timothy Standing (1992–1993)
• Stuart Stoneman (1998–2001)
• Arthur Sutton (1964–1986)
• Ian Tansley (1985–1988)
• Mike Taylor (1981)
• Timothy Taylor (1981)
• Keith Teasdale (1985–1987)
• Philip Thomas (2001)
• Paul Tipton (1982–1983)
• Simon Twigg (2003–2004)
• Eric Upashantha (2002)
• David Varey (1988–1992)
• Paul Wakefield (1983)
• Mike Watkinson (1982)
• Jason Whittaker (2001–2004)
• Barry Wood (1986–1989)
• Nathan Wood (2001)
• Stuart Wood (1966–1968)
• Steve Wundke (1982–1998)
• Stephen Yates (1985–1986)

Notes

1. Born at Longsight in Manchester in 1970, Abbas played a single List A match for the county in 1999. He played three Minor Counties Championship and five Minor Counties Trophy matches for Cheshire between 1999 and 2002.^[2]
2. Din, who was born at Manchester in 1981, played four List A matches for Cheshire between 2002 and 2004, scoring 118 runs with a highest score of 75. He played for Worcestershire Second XI in 2000 and in the Second XI Trophy for Minor Counties under-25s in 2002 and 2003.^[3]
3. A left-handed batsman, Harris scored 17 runs in his only List A appearance for the county. He was born at St Helens in 1957 and played eight Minor Counties Championship for the side between 1981 and 1983.^[4]
4. A right-arm medium-fast bowler from Wrexham, Powell took a single wicket in his only List A match for Cheshire. He played Minor Counties cricket for the team in 2001 and 2002 and made a single Second XI appearance for Kent in 2001.^[5]
5. A right-handed batter who was born at Burnley in 1971, Simmonite scored two runs in his only List A appearance for Cheshire. He played in six Minor Counties Championship matches for the side, and played Second XI cricket for Lancashire, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Glamorgan, and Hampshire between 1989 and 1992.^[6]