RANJI, Uttam (Soar Valley C; Loughborough C), b Udi, Uttar Pradesh, India 26 Nov 2004. RHB, LBG. Squad No 9. Awaiting f-c debut. Leicestershire 2nd XI debut 2023.

LION-CACHET, Zach Benjamin (Bradfield C), b Oxford 15 Dec 2003. RHB, OB. Awaiting f-c debut. Sussex 2nd XI debut 2021. Oxfordshire 2021-23. S.W.Currie joins Leicestershire on a short-term loan from Hampshire from 9 September to the end of the season.

Trevor Bailey, Freddie Brown, Tom Burtt, Martin Donnelly, Tom Goddard, Walter Hadlee, Len Hutton, Roly Jenkins, John Langridge, Reg Simpson, Bert Sutcliffe M.W.Parkinson joined Durham on a very short-term loan from Lancashire from 26 April, before returning in June.

NQ ANWAR ALI, b Karachi, Pakistan 25 Nov 1987. RHB, RMF. Sind 2006-07 to 2011-12. PIA 2007-08 to 2016-17. Karachi Blues 2012-13. Karachi Whites 2015-16 to 2018-19. Sindh 2019-20 to date. LOI (P): 22 (2013-14 to 2015-16); HS 43* v SA (Cape Town) 2013-14; BB 3-66 v NZ (Wellington) 2015-16. IT20 (P): 16 (2008-09 to 2015-16); HS 46 v SL (Colombo, RPS) 2015; BB 2-27 v SL (Colombo, RPS) 2015 (separate matches) and 2-27 v E (Dubai, DSC) 2015-16. F-c Tour (PA): WI 2010-11. HS 100* PIA v Lahore Shalimar (Lahore) 2007-08. 50 wkts (0+2); most – 54 (2012-13). BB 8-16 (13-85 match) PIA v State Bank (Islamabad) 2011-12. LO HS 89 Sindh v Punjab (Karachi) 2014-15. LO BB 5-49 Karachi W v Islamabad (Karachi) 2016-17. T20 HS 65. T20 BB 4-30. JONES, Cameron William (Wombourne HS; Invictus SFC, Wombourne), b Wolverhampton, Staffs 17 Jan 2005. LHB, RMF. Awaiting f-c debut. Worcestershire 2nd XI debut 2022.

MOORE, Harry John (Repton S), b Derby 26 Apr 2007.RHB, RFM. Awaiting f-c debut. Derbyshire 2nd XI debut 2023.

NQ HATZOGLOU, Peter, b Melbourne, Australia 27 Nov 1998. RHB, LBG. S Australia 2020-21 (l-o only). Glamorgan 2023 (T20 only). Big Bash: MR 2020-21; PS 2021-22 to date. Oval Invincibles 2022. LO HS 5* SA v WA (Perth) 2020-21. LO BB -. T20 HS 15. T20 BB 3-14. MOOR, Peter Joseph (St John’s C, Johannesburg; Tuks U, Pretoria), b Harare, Zimbabwe 2 Feb 1991. RHB, WK, occ OB. Mashonaland Eagles 2010-11 to 2012-13. Mid West Rhinos 2012-13 to 2015-16. Midlands Rhinos 2016-17 to 2017-18. Rhinos 2018-19 to 2019-20. Tuskers 2020-21. Mountaineers 2021-22 to date. Munster Reds debut 2021 (not f-c). Tests (Z/Ire): 9 (8 for Z 2016 to 2018; 1 for Ire 2022-23); HS 83 v B (Mirpur) 2018-19. LOI (Z): 49 (2014-15 to 2019); HS 58* v UAE (Harare) 2019. IT20 (Z): 21 (2015-16 to 2019-20); HS 92* v Singapore (Singapore) 2019-20. F-c Tours (Z): SA 2017-18; SL 2017; B 2018-19, 2022-23 (Ire). HS 157 Z A v Pakistan A (Bulawayo) 2016-17. LO HS 152 Munster v Leinster (Dublin, SP) 2022. T20 HS 95*. The Ashes series is the main attraction this coming season, and here you’ll find comprehensive Test match and limited-overs records and career records to help you follow the action. NQ USAMA MIR, b Sialkot, Pakistan 23 Dec 1995. RHB, LB. Khan Research Laboratories 2014-15. Sui Southern Gas Corporation 2015-16 to 2018-19. Lankan CC 2018-19. Baluchistan 2020-21. Central Punjab 2022-23. Worcestershire debut 2023. LOI (P): 6 (2022-23 to 2023); HS 20 v NZ (Karachi) 2023; BB 4-43 v NZ (Karachi) 2023 – separate matches. HS 77* Lankan v Panadura (Panagoda) 2018-19. BB 6-91 C Punjab v Khyber Pak (Faisalabad) 2022-23. LO HS 42 C Punjab v Baluchistan (Karachi) 2022-23. LO BB 7-14 P Emerging v Hong Kong (Cox’s Bazar) 2016-17. T20 HS 30. T20 BB 4-24. ARAFAT Hossain BHUIYAN (Rokeby S; Newham SFC; London City U), b Dhaka, Bangladesh 11 Oct 1996. RHB, RFM. Debut (Kent) 2023. Surrey 2nd XI 2017. MCC YC 2019. Essex 2nd XI 2019. Derbyshire 2nd XI 2021. Kent 2nd XI debut 2022. Worcestershire 2nd XI 2023.

NQ SANGHA, Tanveer Singh, b Liverpool, NSW, Australia 26 Nov 2001. RHB, LB. New South Wales 2021-22. Big Bash: ST 2020-21 to date. Birmingham Phoenix 2022 to date. F-c Tour (Aus A): SL 2022. HS 7 Aus A v Sri Lanka A (Hambantota) 2022. BB 4-56 Aus A v Sri Lanka A (Hambantota) 2022 – separate matches. LO HS 4* Aus A v Sri Lanka A (Colombo, SSC) 2022. LO BB 4-21 NSW v Vic (Sydney) 2021-22. T20 HS 17*. T20 BB 4-14.

NQ ARSHDEEP SINGH, b Guna, Madhya Pradesh, India 5 Feb 1999. LHB, LMF. Squad No 99. Punjab 2019-20 to date. Kent debut 2023. IPL: KXIP 2019 to 2020-21; PK 2021 to date. LOI (I): 3 (2022-23); HS 9 v NZ (Christchurch) 2022-23; BB -. IT20 (I): 26 (2022 to 2022-23); HS 2* (twice); BB 4-37 v NZ (Napier) 2022-23. HS 26 Punjab v Himachal Pradesh (Delhi) 2021-22. BB 5-33 Punjab v Tripura (Delhi) 2021-22. LO HS 9 ( see LOI). LO BB 4-30 Punjab v Assam (Ranchi) 2021-22. T20 HS 10*. T20 BB 5-32. The current publisher is Headline Publishing Group with Ian Marshall, who succeeded Bill Frindall on an acting basis in 2009 and permanently for the 2010 edition, as editor. There are several specialist contributors, notably Philip Bailey who compiles the career records. [7]

If you're coming to Coles by car, why not take advantage of the 2 hours free parking at Sainsbury's Pioneer Square - just follow the signs for Pioneer Square as you drive into Bicester and park in the multi-storey car park above the supermarket. Come down the travelators, exit Sainsbury's, turn right and follow the pedestrianised walkway to Crown Walk and turn right - and Coles will be right in front of you. You don't need to shop in Sainsbury's to get the free parking! Where to Find Us NQ TREMAIN, Christopher Peter, b Dubbo, NSW, Australia 10 Aug 1991. RHB, RMF. New South Wales 2011-12 to date. Victoria 2014-15 to 2019-20. Big Bash: ST 2012-13 to 2020-21; MR 2015-16 to 2018-19. LOI (A): 4 (2016-17); HS 23* v SA (Port Elizabeth) 2016-17; BB 3-64 v SA (Cape Town) 2016-17. F-c Tours (A): E 2019; I 2018-19 (Aus A). HS 111 Vic v WA (Alice Springs) 2016-17. 50 wkts (0+1): 51 (2017-18). BB 7-82 (10-143 match) Vic v WA (Perth) 2017-18. LO HS 50 Vic v Q (Sydney, NS) 2017-18. LO BB 5-25 Aus A v India A (Townsville) 2016. T20 HS 37*. T20 BB 3-9. NQ FERNANDO, Asitha Madusanka, b Katuneriya, Sri Lanka 31 July 1997. RHB, RMF. Chilaw Marians 2016-17 to 2020. Nondescripts 2018-19. Colombo 2022-23 to date. Tests (SL): 12 (2020-21 to 2023); HS 10 v NZ (Christchurch) 2022-23; BB 6-51 v B (Mirpur) 2022. LOI (SL): 5 (2017 to 2022-23); HS 1* v E (Oval) 2021; BB 1-64 v Afg (Pallekele) 2022-23. IT20 (SL): 3 (2022); HS 10* v B (Dubai, DSC) 2022; 1-34 v Afg (Sharjah) 2022. F-c Tours (SL): E 2016 (SLA); SA 2020-21; WI 2017-18 (SLA); NZ 2022-23; B 2022. HS 30 SLA v England Lions (Pallekele) 2016-17. BB 7-139 Chilaw v Badureliya (Katunayake) 2019-20. LO HS 11 Colombo v Tamil Union (Colombo CC) 2022. LO BB 5-32 Nondescripts v Galle (Colombo) 2018-19. T20 HS 10*. T20 BB 6-8. The original publisher was Playfair Books Ltd of London, which had its office at Curzon Street when the first edition was published in April 1948; the company relocated soon afterwards to Haymarket. The name Playfair was chosen because it reads as "play fair", as confirmed by C B Fry who began his foreword to the first edition in 1948: "This Playfair Annual (and what a proper title for a book about the Noble Game) will commend itself to innumerable readers". [3] The first editor was Peter West who was succeeded in 1954 by Gordon Ross. [4] Roy Webber was the statistician at Playfair for many years and was described by West as "that ace of statisticians". [5] AZAD, M.H. – see LEICESTERSHIRE departures. Joins on a short-term contract at the start of the season, following an injury to E.N.Gay.