Henry Foley (cricketer)

Henry Foley (cricketer)

Infobox Historic Cricketer


nationality = New Zealand
country = New Zealand
country abbrev = NZ
name = Henry Foley
picture = Cricket_no_pic.pngbatting style = Left-hand bat
bowling style = -
tests = 1
test runs = 4
test bat avg = 2.00
test 100s/50s = 0/0
test top score = 2
test balls = -
test wickets = -
test bowl avg = -
test 5s = -
test 10s = -
test best bowling = -
test catches/stumpings = 0/-
FCs = 15
FC runs = 670
FC bat avg = 33.50
FC 100s/50s = 1/2
FC top score = 136
FC balls = 246
FC wickets = 4
FC bowl avg = 34.50
FC 5s = 0
FC 10s = 0
FC best bowling = 2/16
FC catches/stumpings = 13/-
debut date = 10 January
debut year = 1930
last date = 10 January
last year = 1930
source = http://content-aus.cricinfo.com/ci/content/player/37001.html Cricinfo

Henry Foley, born at Wellington, New Zealand on 28 January, 1906 and died at Brisbane on 16 October, 1948 was a cricketer who played for Wellington and New Zealand.

Foley was a left-handed opening batsman and a fine slip fieldsman whose career was curtailed by ill-health. He played only one Test for New Zealand: the very first Test against England played at Christchurch in January 1930. He scored two runs in each innings as New Zealand lost inside two days.

He played for Wellington until 1937 and made 39 against Douglas Jardine's MCC team in 1932-33.

Outside cricket, Foley worked for the Commercial Bank of Australia. He had Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce degrees.


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