Rowan Rait Kerr
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Colonel Rowan Scrope Rait Kerr (13 April 1891 - 7 April 1961) was an Irish-born cricketer and administrator.
Rait Kerr was born in Bray, Ireland and led a distinguished army career. He played for the Europeans in India and played in six first-class matches between 1913/1914 and 1920/1921 as a right-handed batsman.
He succeeded William Findlay as Secretary of the Marylebone Cricket Club in 1936 and he retired in 1952. His daughter Diana Rait Kerr became the first Curator of the MCC and she later became one of the first elected lady members of the club in 1999.
Colonel Rait Kerr died at Constantine Bay in Cornwall, aged 69.
[edit] External links
- Rowan Rait Kerr at Cricinfo
- Rowan Rait Kerr at Cricket Archive
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