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Phil Mead

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Also known as Charles Phillip Mead

Cricket player of England. (1887-1958)

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Phil Mead was a male cricketer and association football player from the United Kingdom. Born in Battersea in 1887, he died in Boscombe in 1958. He spoke English and was a member of the England cricket team, Hampshire County Cricket Club, and the Marylebone Cricket Club. In football, he played as a goalkeeper for Southampton F.C.

Mead bowled left-arm orthodox spin. He was recognized in the Wisden Cricketer collection and received the award of Wisden Cricketer of the Year. His nationality is listed as United Kingdom.

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5 total works indexed

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Sports profile

Sport
Cricket
Team
_Retired Cricket
Position
Cricketer
Nationality
United Kingdom

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Gender
male
Place of birth
Battersea
Place of death
Boscombe
Occupation
cricketer
Languages spoken
English language
Sport
Cricket
Position played
goalkeeper
Image
C.P. Mead (Hampshire & England).jpg
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date of birth
1887-03-09
date of death
1958-03-26
name in native language
Phil Mead
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