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	Welcome to SFX Sports Group (Europe) Ltd \| Chris Cowdrey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Chris was educated at Tonbridge School (1970-1975) and had four years in the cricket XI, before he became a regular member of Kent’s great team of the late 1970’s and was awarded his County Cap in 1979.
		Chris was made captain of Kent from 1985-1990 and he was appointed captain of England in 1988.
		Chris is renowned for his great humour as a full-time after dinner speaker, and also specializes in teaching public speaking and leadership skills.
	www.sfxsports.co.uk /biogs_cricket.asp?BiogID=170 (400 words)

	CNNSI.com - Cricket - Former England captain Cowdrey dies, aged 67 - Tuesday December 05, 2000 07:11 AM
		Cowdrey was a schoolboy prodigy who went on to score prolifically at Oxford University.
		Cowdrey's grace, style and charm as a man made him an institution in the pleasant county of Kent where he represented all that was best in the English game.
		Cowdrey made six tours to Australia, the last at the age of 42 where he was plucked as a replacement from the depths of the English winter to counter the menace of Dennis Lillee and Jeff Thomson.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /cricket/news/2000/12/05/cowdrey (709 words)

	Chris Cowdrey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Christopher Stuart "Chris" Cowdrey (born 20 October 1957 in Farnborough) is a former English cricketer, and current cricket commentator for the British national radio station, TalkSport.
		Replaced by Graham Gooch as captain for the 5th Test, Cowdrey was not reinstated or even selected for the one-off match against Sri Lanka that followed the West Indies series and vented his anger in an interview in The Sun.
		Colin and Chris Cowdrey were only the second father and son combination to have both captained England, emulating Frank and George Mann.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chris_Cowdrey (394 words)

	Chris Cowdrey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The son of Colin Cowdrey, one of the legends of English Cricket, Chris Cowdrey draws on his experience of Captaining Kent and England to give an inspiring speech on motivation, team building and leadership.
		Chris was appointed Captain of Kent from 1985-1990, and Captain of England in 1988.
		Chris now runs his own company which trains individuals in public speaking and is not, surprisingly, in great demand as an after dinner speaker.
	www.comedians.co.uk /ChrisCowdrey.htm (288 words)

	India - Sports - A Gentleman And A Cricketer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Lord Cowdrey was the fourth highest-scoring England player in Test history, with 7,264 runs from his 114 Tests, starting on the 1954/55 tour of Australia and finishing there 20 years later.
		Chris Cowdrey, currently in Pakistan covering England's tour for a radio station, said, “Obviously the whole family is deeply saddened by the news.
		Cowdrey was called out of retirement at the age of 42 to face up to Dennis Lillee and Thomson at the height of their fast bowling powers.
	www3.estart.com /india/sports/cowdrey.html (834 words)

	rediff.com: cricket channel - Glowing tributes paid to Colin Cowdrey
		Cowdrey, 67, died in England on Tuesday after a protracted illness.
		Cowdrey's son Chris, who was in Pakistan covering England's tour for a radio station before flying back, said: "Obviously the whole family is deeply saddened by the news.
		Cowdrey was the fourth highest-scoring England player in Test history, with 7,264 runs from his 114 Tests, starting on the 1954-55 tour of Australia and finishing there 20 years later.
	www.rediff.com /cricket/2000/dec/06cowd.htm (355 words)

	Summer of four captains - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chris Cowdrey was the son of Colin Cowdrey, an England captain in the 1960s and later given a knighthood and then a life peerage for his services to the sport; he was also godson of the chairman of selectors, Peter May.
		Cowdrey was a successful captain of Kent in county cricket, but had played just five Tests previously, in all the 1984/5 tour to India, captained by David Gower.
		An all-rounder with a moderate record, Cowdrey's debut as captain in the 4th Test at Headingley was a disaster.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Summer_of_four_captains (799 words)

	Colin Cowdrey - famous cricketing family
		Chris Cowdrey is the eldest son of Lord (Colin) Cowdrey, one of the great names of English cricket.
		Chris has risen to the challenge, played for Kent for 16 years and captained them for 6.
		Chris has been married to Christel since 1989 and they have twin boys, Julius and Fabian born in 1993.
	www.easy-speak.com /files/speakers/s06.htm (223 words)

	After dinner speakers, public speakers UK, after dinner speakers UK, UK after dinner speakers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Chris is an accomplished corporate speaker, event host and after dinner speaker.
		Chris is also a tourist of wide experience, having played in eighteen countries.
		Chris Cowdrey's refreshing personality is one of the bright features of the game today.
	www.krugercowne.com /Chris_Cowdrey.html (272 words)

	BBC SPORT \| CRICKET \| Tributes flood in for Cowdrey
		Past and present stars of the cricket world have paid their tributes to Colin Cowdrey, who has died at the age of 67.
		Lord Cowdrey's son, Chris Cowdrey, said: "Obviously the whole family is deeply saddened by the news.
		Agnew focused on Cowdrey's achievements in cricket administration.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/cricket/1055429.stm (490 words)

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		He scored 38 in the second Test in Delhi and 27 in the third at Calcutta, bowling 19 overs and taking 2-65 in Madras.
		In 1988, with English cricket in turmoil after the discarding of two captains and many players the selectors, with May as chairman, turned to Kent captain Cowdrey.
		In his first innings as captain he was lbw to Marshall for 0 and, when injury put him out of the next match, he was quickly discarded in favour of Graham Gooch.
	www.sporting-heroes.net /cricket-heroes/displayhero.asp?HeroID=1001 (113 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Kent \| Cricket club reveal new lime tree
		Former Kent and England skipper Chris Cowdrey said the ceremony would go ahead as "Lucky would have wanted it".
		At the ceremony Mr Cowdrey read a poem called Farewell the St Lawrence Lime which was written by a Kent fan shortly after he heard the news of its demise.
		Mr Cowdrey said he had originally hoped the club would raise enough money for a full-sized tree to be planted instead.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/kent/4328651.stm (303 words)

	Cricinfo - Kent to replace the lime tree
		Luckhurst had been due to conduct the ceremony, but instead the duties were carried out by his precedessor, Robert Neame, who oversaw the repositioning of a sapling that had been planted on the boundary's edge in 1999, when the club first became aware of the poor state of the old tree.
		Chris Cowdrey, the former Kent and England captain, read a poem entitled "Farewell the St Lawrence Lime", which was written by a Kent fan shortly after the January storm.
		The show must go on," Cowdrey said, in reference to Luckhurst's untimely death.
	www.icc-cricket.com /india/content/story/145958.html (296 words)

	123India.com Cricket
		The 1000th Test in Test annals was played at Hyderabad in the Sindh province of Pakistan from 25th—30th November 1984, in which the hosts got the better of New Zealand by seven wickets.
		Chris Cowdrey of England got Kapil Dev with his fourth ball in Tests.
		His father Colin Cowdrey who was in London listening to the commentary while driving was so surprised he drove into the wrong direction of a one way road.
	cricket.123india.com /htmls/facts.html (2728 words)

	Motivational Speakers
		As GMTV Inch Loss Island's resident motivator and on BBC's Confidence Lab, Pete has become a leading personality on screen with his enthusiasm, sense of humour and compassion.
		Chris has risen to the challenge, achieving the Captaincy of both Kent and England.
		He is a popular, charismatic and natural leader, distinguishing himself in the world of sport, broadcasting and Public Speaking.
	www.cityspeakersinternational.co.uk /speakers_motivational.php?page=3 (1023 words)

	Chris Cowdrey Client Testimonial
		Chris Cowdrey , a former captain of the Kent and England cricket team is a long standing client of Goodman Jones, as was his much respected late father , Colin Cowdrey (Lord Cowdrey of Tonbridge CBE ). Chris is now heavily involved in cricket coaching in schools and he is an established public speaker, writer and commentator.
		Chris says " I have so many business interests to take care of at any one time, I have to make sure that I can keep all those proverbial balls in the air.
		I need the support of my accountants to do this, and that's exactly what I get from Goodman Jones.
	www.goodmanjones.co.uk /?id=cc_ct (135 words)

	Claire Walker PR (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		He skippered the side that retained the Ashes in 1986-87 but was also the unfortunate batsman on the receiving end of Shane Warne's 'ball of the century' in 1993.
		Chris Cowdrey played cricket for Kent for 16 years and captained them for 6.
		He also played 9 internationals for England, captaining in 1988 and toured India with the victorious England team in 1984-5.
	www.clairewalkerpr.com /archive/2005/sticky_wicket/sticky_wicket.html (497 words)

	The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Sport
		Former Kent and England captain Lord Cowdrey of Tonbridge, 67, had suffered a stroke in July.
		Cowdrey’s son Chris said the legendary batsman died at his home in the early hours, the Press Association reported.
		Lord Cowdrey had three sons by his first wife, Penny, two of whom played for Kent — Chris, who also played for England, and Graham.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2000/20001206/sports.htm (4990 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Chris Cowdrey
		Chris Cowdrey suffered throughout his career from comparisons with his father, Colin, but he was a better cricketer than many critics gave him credit for, although not quite up to the highest level (despite him calling his autobiography Good Enough).
		He captained England once, against West Indies in 1988, but his chance to prove his detractors wrong never came as he was injured after the one appearance and never chosen again.
		Double Wicket World Cup launch event: Chris Cowdrey
	content-aus.cricinfo.com /ci/content/player/10843.html (318 words)

	iCricketer.com - all about cricket
		Broad used to be an opening batsman like his father Chris, who played a starring role in England's Ashes tour triumph of 1986-87 and now travels the world as an International Cricket Council match referee.
		But competition for places prompted him to focus more on his bowling and it paid off for both the England Under-19 team and for Leicestershire, for whom he took 30 first-class wickets last summer at a cost of only 27 runs each.
		Only 11 fathers and sons have played for England, including Mickey and Alec Stewart, Colin and Chris Cowdrey, Jeff and Simon Jones.
	www.icricketer.com /html/newsdesk/art_200506.html (515 words)

	:: VivaCricket :: News: English ”Rebels” to sue South African cricket
		The squad, headed by captain Mike Gatting, claim they are owed a combined total of around £140,000 to cover UK income tax payable on their tour fees.
		But the 16-man party signed contracts for two full tours, thought to be worth around £60,000 each.
		And the group, including former England skippers Chris Cowdrey and John Emburey, and chairman of selectors David Graveney, say they should still have received the full amount.
	www.vivacricket.co.za /html/news955.shtml (497 words)

	From the Ashes, it rose! - cricket
		In these couple of decades, England ended up biting the dust always in the Ashes encounters, courtesy the stream of the pacemen who seemed to be coming off an assembly line from Australia - Terry Alderman, Craig McDermott, Merv Hughes, Bruce Reid (a New Zealander), and now Glen McGrath and Brett Lee.
		The list of the captains that the English Cricket Board went through, to stem the bleeding of the fan base, popularity and importantly, the national prestige, from the oldest Chris Cowdrey to the youngest Graeme Hick, was unlike any that has ever seen before in the history of cricket.
		Quick fixes, fast solutions and instant gratifications were on the top of the agenda in the board meetings, and the rising mania of soccer didn't help either.
	www.idlebrain.com /community/etc/ashes.html (715 words)

	Tahoe Daily Tribune - News
		They're apparently a little overwhelmed by the options as they browse, too.
		Chris Cowdrey, who was visiting Tahoe from southern England, tried to piece together how to put together her scrapbook last week.
		"I used to be good with my hands," said Cowdrey, who glanced at the travel section the Novasels have stocked with colorful materials on the states.
	www.tahoedailytribune.com /article/20060619/NEWS/106190013 (389 words)

	Lycos- 'CHRIS COWDREY SIGNED 5 x 3.5 INCH PHOTOCARD' in 'Collectibles & Rare Objects'
		Lycos- 'CHRIS COWDREY SIGNED 5 x 3.5 INCH PHOTOCARD' in 'Collectibles and Rare Objects'
		CHRIS COWDREY SIGNED 5 x 3.5 INCH PHOTOCARD
		Signed by the former Kent and England captain Chris Cowdrey in blue pen.
	shopping.lycos.co.uk /12308en512.html (112 words)

	Preview of West Indies Youth Tour of England (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Willett, the son of the first Nevisian Test player Elquemedo, is one of the most technically-gifted and exciting batsmen to emerge from the West Indies youth circuit in years, following Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Marlon Samuels, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Ryan Hinds, Leon Garrick and Chris Gayle.
		A right-hander who is equally confident on both front and back foots, he has a bright future.
		The Windies won at home, by a 1-0 margin in 1995, a series that involved Lewis, Ramnarine, Trescothick, Lincoln Roberts, Marlon Black, Reon King, Chris Schofield and Andrew Flintoff.
	www.caribvoice.org /Sports/Bailey/englandpreview.html (822 words)

	Miscellaneous Autographed Material (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Official MCC cover, postmarked The Gabba, 21.6.1988 with WG Grace stamp; signed in blue/fl ink by Denness, Gower, Smith, Gatting, Sir Len Hutton, Stewart, and Sir Donald Bradman; Number 16 of 150 issued.
		Official MCC cover, postmarked Perth, 21.6.1988 with WG Grace stamp; signed in blue/fl ink by 6 former England Cricketers - May, Trueman, Gooch, Chris Cowdrey, Randall and David Lloyd.
		Official cover, postmarked Adelaide 23.1.1997 over two 45c stamps bearing Bradman’s image; further postmarked Lord’s 21.6.1997 during the Second Test Match over a 34p Australian Bicentenary stamp bearing the image of WG Grace.
	www.members.aol.com /ianphipps/cd.htm (2931 words)

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