Henry Stevenson
Cricket Player
1867 – 1945
Who was Henry Stevenson?
Henry James Stevenson was a Scottish rugby union international and first-class cricketer.
A fullback, Stevenson was capped 15 times for Scotland and took part in six Home Nations campaigns. This included being part of Scotland's 1891 Home Nations Triple Crown winning side as well as the team which were joint winners with England the previous Championship. The only points of his career were scored through a drop goal in a win against Wales at Edinburgh during their Triple Crown year.
On the cricket field Stevenson was a slow underarm bowler and right-handed batsman. He appeared in five first-class matches between 1901 and 1905, once for the PF Warner's XI, another with HDG Leveson-Gower's XI, twice for the Marylebone Cricket Club and once with Scotland. He managed four wickets at 67.25 and scored 104 runs at 11.55, with a highest score of 35. His biggest wicket was that of Australian Test batsman Reggie Duff, whom he dismissed in one of his matches for Marylebone.
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- Born
- Jul 12, 1867
Stockbridge, Edinburgh - Lived in
- Stockbridge, Edinburgh
- Died
- Aug 8, 1945
Corstorphine
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on July 23, 2013
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