Our next meeting will be the The Early Years - Angus Fraser in conversation with Roy Jakes is on 3rd September at 8.00pm at Pinner Village Hall.
Angus Fraser MBE joins PLHS Chairman Roy Jakes for a conversation exploring his early years in Harrow and the beginnings of a remarkable career in top‑level cricket, journalism and cricket administration.
Known affectionately as “Gus”, Fraser was born in Billinge, Lancashire, grew up in Harrow Weald and now lives in Pinner. He was educated at Gayton High School and played for Stanmore Cricket club where he was spotted by Don Bennett the Middlesex coach.
Angus became the backbone of England’s bowling attack throughout the 1990s, earning a reputation for unwavering accuracy, resilience, and tactical intelligence at the highest level of the sport. He played in 46 Test Matches, 42 One-Day Internationals and named Wisden’s Cricketer of the Year in 1996. Angus was appointed MBE for services to cricket in 2021.
The meeting will be at 8.00pm, in Pinner Village Hall, Chapel Lane, Pinner, HA5 1AA
Due to high demand this is a ticketed event. The link to book tickets has been emailed to members. The link will be published on this website on 18th August for non-members to book any remaining tickets.
Suggested visitor donation £3.
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