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Ted Dexter

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INTL CAREER: 1958 - 1968
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Ted Dexter, the old-fashioned modernist

Ted Dexter, the old-fashioned modernist

The former England batter and captain was a man out of sync with his times in more ways than one

26-Aug-2021•David Hopps
Former England captain Ted Dexter dies aged 86

Former England captain Ted Dexter dies aged 86

A powerful middle-order batter and medium-pace bowler, Dexter played 62 Tests, leading the side in 30 of those

26-Aug-2021•Andrew McGlashan
Andy Flower and Kumar Sangakkara among 10 players inducted into ICC Hall of Fame

Andy Flower and Kumar Sangakkara among 10 players inducted into ICC Hall of Fame

Monty Noble, Aubrey Faulkner, Learie Constantine, Stan McCabe, Vinoo Mankad, Ted Dexter, Bob Willis, Desmond Haynes also on the list

13-Jun-2021•ESPNcricinfo staff
Gillette Cup took Sussex captain's fancy - and delivered a maiden trophy

Gillette Cup took Sussex captain's fancy - and delivered a maiden trophy

New competition appealed to Ted Dexter, whose raffish unorthodoxy reflected the atmosphere in Brighton on a lively Saturday evening

11-Jun-2020•Paul Edwards
He also played cricket

He also played cricket

Before he was a commentator, Richie Benaud was a shrewd captain and an ace legspinner, as he showed in the famous Old Trafford Test of 1961

04-May-2015
Is Vaughan the one to reconnect the ECB with its public?

Is Vaughan the one to reconnect the ECB with its public?

England could do worse than appoint the outspoken, media-friendly former captain as their director of cricket

29-Apr-2015•Rob Steen
In praise of voices of experience

In praise of voices of experience

Men like Geoffrey Boycott and Ted Dexter, who are still keen to be part of the cricket debate, part of the life of the game, are always worth listening to

25-Dec-2013•Jon Hotten
'A perversion of positive cricket'

'A perversion of positive cricket'

The world's first one-day final still managed to upset purists and cause controversy over the tactics used

13-Sep-2013•Martin Williamson
Benaud's Manchester miracle

Benaud's Manchester miracle

England needed 256 in 230 minutes at Old Trafford. Ted Dexter blazed 76 but a wily Australian captain had the final say

01-Aug-2013•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi
Opening Pandora's one-day box

Opening Pandora's one-day box

Fifty years ago, an effort to bring crowds back to cricket led to the birth of a new format

20-Apr-2013•Martin Williamson
That '70s cricket circus

That '70s cricket circus

Testkill, co-written by Ted Dexter, is a murder mystery involving the death of a bowler. The plot should take a backseat for the reader, who must read it for the portrayal of seventies cricket in all its sordid naffness

07-Apr-2013•Jonathan Wilson
'Winning in Australia has always been the pinnacle'

'Winning in Australia has always been the pinnacle'

Bouncing back to put one across the old enemy, on their turf - doesn't get much better than that

19-Aug-2011•Ted Dexter
A competition at the cutting edge

A competition at the cutting edge

The English domestic scene, and following it the international cricketing scene, changed dramatically with the birth of limited-overs cricket

08-Feb-2011•Ivo Tennant
You're not going to believe this, but...

You're not going to believe this, but...

Following James Anderson's boxing injury, we look at XI other instances where players found bizarre ways of sidelining themselves

19-Oct-2010•Martin Williamson
The vicar's son, the rebel and the poet

The vicar's son, the rebel and the poet

His style and charisma were natural and irresistible to a ten-year-old back in the 1960s

07-Oct-2008•Alan Lee
Dolly mixture

Dolly mixture

Forty summers ago a Cape Coloured South African playing for England unwittingly threw MCC into crisis over a tour to the apartheid republic

12-Sep-2008•Rob Steen
Dexter elected as Sussex President

Dexter elected as Sussex President

Ted Dexter has been elected as the next President of Sussex and will succeed Robin Marlar. He comes into the role as the club prepares to defend the Championship title and C&G Trophy

28-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff
The cheque's in the post

The cheque's in the post

Steven Lynch looks at cricket's dog-ate-my-homework moments

12-Sep-2006
When youth has flown

When youth has flown

Ted Dexter on the unwinnable war against Anno Domini

29-Jun-2004
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