Kids Go Free For Hampshire’s Season Openers
Kids go free across the Easter weekend (3–6 April) as Hampshire host Essex in the Rothesay County Championship, with the same offer available for Hampshire Women’s season opener on 11 April.
John St John Frederick, was born in London in 1846 and was principally a batsman although he also bowled fast, round-arm.
He played for Oxford University 1864-1867 and for Hampshire between 1864, their first season as a county cricket club and 1869, although only once after 1866.
In five matches for Hampshire, he averaged 17.10 with a best score of 44 (& 39) v Middlesex in a 10-wicket defeat at the Antelope Ground in 1864. He took wickets in only one first-class match, but his 4-45 v Middlesex was the best analysis for Hampshire in that first season. His last recorded match was for MCC in 1888.
His nephew EB Frederick was a slow-left-arm bowler who played at Eton and in his early twenties, in five matches for the Hampshire sides of 1903 & 1904. John Frederick died in Camberley in 1907.
Kids go free across the Easter weekend (3–6 April) as Hampshire host Essex in the Rothesay County Championship, with the same offer available for Hampshire Women’s season opener on 11 April.
24-year-old fast bowler Jayden Seales joins Hampshire for the opening block of the Rothesay County Championship
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