Elegant English Batsmen

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1. Peter May, Colin Cowdrey, Ted Dexter and David Gower all captained England in Test matches. Which of them won the most Tests as captain? Colin Cowdrey Peter May Ted Dexter David Gower

2. After making his debut against New Zealand, this elegant English batsmen scored nine Test centuries in his career, and also served as an England selector. Who was it? Colin Cowdrey Ted Dexter David Gower Peter May

3. This elegant English batsmen scored the most Test centuries of the four. He also served as president of the M.C.C. Who was he? Ted Dexter Colin Cowdrey David Gower Peter May

4. This elegant English batsmen made a century on debut against South Africa. He made his tenth Test century in the Test in which another of these players made his debut. Ted Dexter Colin Cowdrey Peter May David Gower

5. Were all four of these elegant English batsmen right handers? Yes No

6. Three of these elegant English batsmen played their final Test at The Oval, London in the 5th Test of a Test series. Who was the odd man out, who played his final Test in Australia? David Gower Peter May Colin Cowdrey Ted Dexter

7. Which of the four of these elegant English batsmen made his debut at just 21 years and 61 days? He had the highest highest score of these four, and was the only one to score two double centuries in Tests. Colin Cowdrey Ted Dexter David Gower Peter May

8. Two of these elegant English batsmen put on a partnership of 411 against the West Indies for the fourth wicket, a world record. Which two? Peter May and Colin Cowdrey Ted Dexter and Peter May Colin Cowdrey and Ted Dexter David Gower and Colin Cowdrey

9. All four of these elegant English batsmen were also excellent fieldsmen. Which one took the most catches in Tests in their career? Ted Dexter Peter May Colin Cowdrey David Gower

10. David Gower was the only one of the four elegant English batsmen to play more than a single One Day International. How many centuries did he score in this form of cricket? 7 8 6 9