A cricket team representing the Marylebone Cricket Club toured East Africa in late 1981 playing games against Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania and Zambia as well as against the full East African team.[1]
Many games only have potted scorecards available
6 October 1981
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Mohammed Nathoo 33
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Marylebone Cricket Club won by 133 runs
Dar-es-Salaam |
8 October 1981
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Copperbelt Cricket Association President's XI
146/8 | |
Copperbelt Cricket Association President's XI won by 2 wickets
Ndola Cricket Ground, Ndola |
9 October 1981
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Mark Nicholas 126
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Bimal Soni 51
Simon Dennis 3/14 |
Marylebone Cricket Club won by 182 runs
Roan Antelope Ground, Luanshya |
10-11 October 1981
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23/0
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Marylebone Cricket Club won by 10 wickets
Harrison Oval, Ek Park, Kitwe |
13 October 1981
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John Hampshire 80*
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A Vanselm 40
Simon Dyson 3/12 |
Marylebone Cricket Club won by 67 runs
Blantyre Sports Club, Blantyre |
14 October 1981
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Iqbal Lorgat 45
Hugh Wilson 4/10 |
Marylebone Cricket Club won by 4 wickets
Blantyre Sports Club, Blantyre |
16 October 1981
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John Hampshire 104*
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Marylebone Cricket Club won by 87 runs
Lusaka Club Ground, Lusaka |
17-18 October 1981
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182/3
Mike Hooper 64 |
Marylebone Cricket Club won by 7 wickets
Municipal Sports Grounds, Lusaka |
21 October 1981
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John Hampshire 55*
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Simon Dyson 3/8 |
Marylebone Cricket Club won by 131 runs
Metropolitan Sports Club Ground, Lusaka |
23 October 1981
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John Hampshire 41
Sunil Patel 6/22 |
Kenya won by 7 wickets
Nairobi Club Ground, Nairobi |
24-26 October 1981
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155
S Harish 3/29 |
18/0
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Kenya won by 10 wickets
Gymkhana Club Ground, Nairobi |
