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List of International cricket families

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List of International cricket families is a list of people grouped by family who are associated with Test, One Day International or Twenty20 International cricket.

Afghanistan

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Malik/Abid/Sadiq/Alam

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Taj, Hasti, Karim and Aftab are brothers. Taj was the first coach of Afghanistan national team,[1] while the others played international cricket.

Afghan/Janat/Salamkheil

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Asghar and Karim are brothers. Waqar is Asghar's nephew.

Ashraf

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Mirwais and Sharafuddin are brothers.

Ahmedzai/Jamal

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Raees and Nasir are brothers. Bilal Ahmadzai son of Raees Ahmadzai

Mangal

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Nowroz and Ihsanullah are brothers.

Zadran

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Ibrahim and Mujeeb are cousins. They are nephew of Noor ali Zadran.

Australia

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Agar

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Ashton and Wes are brothers.

Alderman/Emerson

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Alderman's sister Denise Emerson is married to former Test umpire Ross Emerson and she herself played seven Tests for the Australian women's cricket team.

Archer

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Ken and Ron were brothers.

Bannerman

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Alec and Charles were brothers.

Benaud

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Richie and John are brothers.

Blackwell

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Alex and Kate are twin sisters, and Lynsey is Alex's wife

Campbell/Ponting

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Ponting is the nephew of Campbell. Hilfenhaus is the second cousin of Ponting.

Chappell/Richardson

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Ian, Greg and Trevor Chappell are brothers and Vic Richardson's grandsons

Cooper

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Paul is the great-grandson of William.

Darling

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Rick is Joe's great-nephew.

Giffen

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George and Walter are brothers.

Gregory

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Charles, Dave and Ned Gregory

Dave and Ned were brothers in a family of 6 cricketing brothers. Dave and Ned made their Test debut in the same match, the first recognised Test match (played in 1877 between Australia and England in Melbourne). Syd was Ned's son, and Harry Donnan was Ned's son-in-law. Jack was Dave and Ned's nephew. Nellie and Louisa Gregory are thought to be pioneering sisters (Ned's daughters) in term of the women's cricket game in Australia.

Harvey

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Neil and Merv were brothers. Another brother, Mick was a Test umpire.

See also: Harvey family

Haynes/Poulton

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Haynes and Poulton married each other.

Healy/Starc

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Alyssa is Ian's niece. Ian was the wicketkeeper for the Australian men's team. Alyssa, currently the wicketkeeper for the Australian women's team, is married to Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc; they are the third couple to have both played Test cricket.

Hilditch/Simpson

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Andrew is the son in law of Bob.

Hussey

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Michael is David's elder brother.

Johnson/Park

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Ian is the son in law of Roy.

Laughlin

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Ben is the son of Trevor.

Lee

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Brett and Shane are brothers.

Lehmann/White

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Darren and Craig are brothers-in-law; Darren is married to Craig's sister Andrea. Darren's son Jake currently plays domestic cricket in Australia.

Marsh

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Geoff is the father of Shaun and Mitchell.[2]

McDermott

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Ben is the son of Craig. Ben's brother Alister plays domestic cricket in Australia.

McLeod

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Bob and Charlie are brothers.

Pattinson

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Darren and James are brothers, Darren has represented England in tests, James has represented Australia in Tests and ODIs.

Shevill/Blade

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All were sisters. Another sister Lily played for the New South Wales women's cricket team. Essie and Lily were twins born 6 April 1908.[3]

Sutherland

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Annabel and Will played international cricket while her father James was the chief executive of Australian Cricket Board.

Tredrea

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Janette and Sharon are sisters.

Trott

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Albert and Harry were brothers.

Trumble

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Hugh and Billy were brothers.

Valetta

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Mike is the brother-in-law of Graeme.

Waugh

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Mark and Steve are fraternal twin brothers. Another brother Dean played at the domestic level. Austin, the son of Steve has played for the Australia national Under-19 team.

Austria

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Avdylaj

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  • Valentina Avdylaj
  • Rezerta Avdylaj

Valentina and Rezarta are sisters.[4]

Bangladesh

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Abedin

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Minhajul and Nurul are brothers.

Iqbal/Khan

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Nafees and Tamim are brothers and the nephews of Akram.

Mahmudullah/Rahim

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Mushfiqur Rahim and Mohammad Mahmudullah are double brothers-in-law.

Bermuda

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Bascome

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All three are brothers. The father of these brothers Herbert Bascome played List-A cricket for Bermuda, including the 2001 ICC Trophy.

Leverock/Greenidge

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Dwayne and Alvin are the uncles of Kamau. Alvin played international cricket for the West Indies.

Canada

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Mulla

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Asif and Mohsin are brothers.

Cook Islands

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Dickson

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  • Cory Dickson
  • Hayden Dickson

Cory and Hayden are brothers.

Parima

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  • Aue Parima
  • Tom Parima

Aue and Tom are brothers.

Croatia

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Vukusic

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  • Erin Vukusic
  • Zach Vukusic

Erin and Zach are siblings.

Denmark

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Neilsen

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Inger and Susanne are sisters.

England

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Adams

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Georgia is the daughter of Chris.

Ali

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Moeen and Kabir are cousins.

Atherton

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Josh de Caires Son of Michael

Frank de Caires who played Test cricket for West Indies, has a daughter Isabelle who married to Atherton.

Bairstow

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Jonny is the son of David. Jonny's brother Andrew has also played at the domestic level.

Ball/French

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Ball is the nephew of French.

Broad

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Stuart is the son of Chris.

Brunt/Sciver

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Brunt and Sciver announced their engagement in October 2019 [5] and were married on 30 May 2022.

Butcher

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Mark is the son of Alan.

Christiani

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Cyril and Robert are brothers. Two more brothers Harry and Ernest played first-class cricket for British Guiana.

Compton

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Nick is the grandson of Denis. Other relatives Leslie, Richard, Patrick and Ben have also played first-class cricket.

Cowdrey

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Chris and Graham are the sons of Colin. Chris's son Fabian also played first-class cricket for Kent.[6]

Curran

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Tom, Ben, and Sam are the sons of Kevin, who represented Zimbabwe in international cricket. Kevin Patrick Curran whom father to Kevin also played for Rodhasia.

Duleepsinhji/Indrajitsinhji/Ranjitsinhji/Singh

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Duleepsinhji and Hanumant, were the nephews of Ranjitsinhji. Jadeja is the great-grandnephew of Duleepsinhji. Indrajitsinhji was a cousin of Hanumant. Ajay, Hanumant and Indrajitsinhji have all played for India.

Ealham

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Father and son. Alan captained Kent and was twice 12th man for England in 1977. Alan's son Mark played for Kent, Nottinghamshire and England.

Edrich

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Bill and John were cousins. Brian Edrich, Eric Edrich and Geoff Edrich were brothers of Bill, who also played first-class cricket.

Gilligan/May

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Arthur and Harold were brothers. May was the son-in-law of Harold.

Grace

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Main article: Grace family

All were brothers, from a large family of cricketers. All three brothers played in the same match against Australia at The Oval in 1880.

Greig

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Tony and Ian were brothers.

Gunn

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George and John were brothers and nephews of Billy. George's son G.V. Gunn played for Nottinghamshire.

Haddelsay

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Joyce and Muriel are sisters.

Hardstaff

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Harris/Haig

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Nigel is the nephew of Harris.

Harris/Kimmance

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Grace and Laura are sisters. Laura and Delissa married each other.

Hearne

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Frank, George and Alec were brothers, and John was their cousin, from a large family of cricketers.

Frank Hearne played Test cricket for England against South Africa and later, having settled in South Africa, for South Africa against England. In the Cape Town Test of 1891-92, Frank played for South Africa while his two brothers and cousin were playing for England. Frank's son, George, also played for South Africa.

Hollioake

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Brothers Adam and Ben both made their Test debut for England in the 5th Test of the 1997 Ashes series, becoming only the third set of brothers to make their Test debut in the same match. They played 4 and 2 Tests respectively, as well as 35 and 20 ODIs respectively in their international careers.

Hutton

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Sir Leonard was Richard's father.

Jones

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Jeff is Simon's father.

Langridge

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James and John are brothers. While James played international cricket, John was an international umpire.

Lloyd

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Graham was the son of David.

Mann

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George was the son of Frank. Simon, the former British Army officer and mercenary, was the son of George.

Overton

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Craig and Jamie are identical twin brothers.

Parks

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Pattinson

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Darren and James are brothers, Darren has represented England in tests, James has represented Australia in tests and ODIs.

Powell

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Jane and Jill are twin sisters.

Prideaux/Westbrook

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Ruth is the 0wife of Roger.

Pringle

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Don was the father of Derek. Don played for East Africa in the 1975 World Cup.

Richardson

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Peter is the older brother of Dick.

Roy/Snater

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Jason and Shane are cousins. Shane played international cricket for Netherlands.

Sidebottom

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Arnie is the father of Ryan.

Smith

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Chris is the older brother of Robin.

Smith

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Mike is the father of Neil.

Stewart/Butcher

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Alec is the son and Mark is the son-in-law of Mickey. Alec and Mark were brothers-in-law. At one time in their respective playing careers. Butcher was married to Mickey's daughter Judy.

Studd

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George was the older brother of Charles.

Tate

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Maurice was the son of Fred.

Townsend

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David was the son of Charlie.

Tremlett

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Chris is Maurice's grandson.

Tyldesley/Vaughan

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Ernest and Johnny were brothers. Michael is the great-grandson of one of the sisters of Johnny and Ernest.[7]

Valentine

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Carol is the sister of Bryan.

White/Lehmann

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Darren and Craig are brothers-in-law, Darren is married to Craig's sister Andrea.

Willey

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David is the son of Peter.

Wilson

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Clem was the older brother of Rockley.

Wright

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Luke and Ashley are brothers. Ashley plays international cricket for Guernsey.

Eswatini

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Mkhatshwa

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  • Ntombizodwa Mkhatshwa
  • Ntombizonke Mkhatshwa

Both are twin sisters.

France

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Mangal

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  • Rahmatullah Mangal
  • Rohullah Mangal

Rahmatullah and Rohullah are brothers.

McKeon

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Gustav and Ines are siblings.

Guernsey

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Stokes

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Anthony and Matthew are brothers

Hong Kong

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Ahmed

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Irfan and Nadeem are brothers.

Ahmed/Nawaz

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Tanvir and Ehsan are brothers.

India

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Ali

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Wazir Ali and Nazir Ali were brothers. They both made their Test debut in India's inaugural Test match, against England at Lord's in 1932. Wazir Ali's son, Khalid Wazir played Test cricket for Pakistan.

Amarnath

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Surinder, Mohinder and Rajinder are sons of Lala.

Amar Singh/Ladha Ramji

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They were brothers.

Apte

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The Aptes were brothers.

Binny

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Stuart is son of Roger.

Chahar

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Rahul and Deepak Chahar are double cousins.

Dhawan

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Rishi and Raghav are brothers. Raghav plays international cricket for Uganda.[8]

Edulji

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Diana and Behroze are sisters.

Gaekwad

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Shatrunjay is the son of Anshuman, who is the son of Datta

Ghulam Ahmed/Asif Iqbal

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Ghulam Ahmed was the uncle of the Asif who represented Pakistan in Test cricket.

Gupte

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Subhash was the elder brother of Baloo.

Hindlekar/Manjrekar

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Vijay Manjrekar was the father of Sanjay and the nephew of Hindlekar.

Kanitkar

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Hrishikesh is the son of Hemant.

Karthik/Itticheria

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Susan Itticheria played Tests and ODI for Indian Women's Team. Her daughter Dipika Pallikal Karthik an Indian squash champion is married to Dinesh Karthik.

Khan/Jilani

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They were brothers in law. See also #Burki/Khan/Niazi.

Kirmani/Abid Ali

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Kirmani's daughter married Abid Ali's son in 2002,[9] but he died in 2008.[10]

Mankad

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Vinoo was the father of Ashok. Rahul Mankad, another son of Vinoo, was a first-class cricketer.[11]

Mantri/Gavaskar/Viswanath

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Sunil Gavaskar is Rohan's father and Mantri's nephew. Viswanath is married to Sunil Gavaskar's sister Kavita.

Menon

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Narendra is the father of Nitin. Both are umpires.

Nayudu

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C. K. was the elder brother of C. S.

Pandya

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Krunal is the elder brother of Hardik.[12]

Pataudi

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Iftikhar was Mansur's father. Iftikhar played three Tests for England, before captaining the Indian team that toured England in 1946.

Pathan

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Irfan and Yusuf are half-brothers. Yusuf is elder to Irfan.

Roy

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Pankaj was the father of Pranab and the uncle of Ambar

Rathour/Kapoor

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Brothers in law

Sharma

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Yashpal is the uncle of Chetan.

Singh

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Ram Singh was the father of Kripal Singh and Milkha Singh, Arjan is the son of Kripal Singh.

Singh

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Yograj Singh is the father of Yuvraj.

Tendulkar

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Arjun Tendulkar, son of Sachin Tendulkar, is a first-class cricketer.

Ireland

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Adair

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Mark and Ross are brothers.

Delany

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Laura and Gareth are siblings. David is their cousin.

Garth

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Anne-Marie is the mother of Kim. Her husband Jonathan Garth has played for Ireland at first-class and List-A level, whose son with the same name Jonathan Garth has also played domestic cricket.

Joyce/Anderson

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All are siblings who have played Test and/or ODI cricket in the Irish men's and women's cricket teams. Dominick and Ed made their debuts for opposite teams, Ireland and England respectively. Another brother, Gus, played first-class cricket for Ireland. Isobel and Cecelia are twin sisters. Isobel married John, who played international cricket for Ireland.

Kenealy

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Amy and Suzanne are sisters.

Lewis

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Gaby and Robyn are sisters. Their father Alan and grandfather Ian have also played first-class cricket for Ireland.

Little

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Hannah and Louise are the sisters of Josh.

Maguire

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Aimee and Jane are sisters.

McCarthy

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Louise is the sister of Barry.

Mooney

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John and Paul are brothers

O'Brien

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Kevin and Niall are brothers and played together in the 2007, 2011 and 2015 Cricket World Cups.

Poynter

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Andrew and Stuart are brothers

Rankin

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Boyd and David are brothers. Boyd has also played international cricket for England.

Tector

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Alice is the sister of Tim.

Italy

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Manenti

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Ben and Harry are brothers.

Japan

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Kadowaki-Fleming

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Kendel and Alester are brothers.

Yamamoto-Lake

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  • Kiefer Yamamoto-Lake
  • Lachlan Yamamoto-Lake

Kiefer and Lachlan are brothers.

Jersey

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Tribe

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Asa and Zak are brothers.

Kenya

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Sharma

Sita Sharma is married to Pushkar Sharma, and their wedding took place on December 7, 2023. Pushkar is currently playing for Kenya.

Karim

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Aasif is the father of Irfan.

Modi

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  • Subhash Modi
  • Hitesh Modi

Hitesh who is an umpire, is the father of Subhash.

Odhiambo/Odoyo

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Thomas Odoyo is the uncle of Nelson Odhiambo

Odhiambo/Onyango/Ngoche

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Nehemiah, Lameck, James and Shem are brothers. Their sisters Margaret Banja and Mary Bele have also represented Kenya.

Obuya/Otieno

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All three are brothers.

Odumbe

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Edward and Maurice are brothers.

Suji

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Tony and Martin are brothers.

Tikolo

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Tom Tikolo, elder brother of David and Steve, played first-class cricket for Kenya.

Luxembourg

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Barker

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  • James Barker
  • Timothy Barker

James and Timothy are twin brothers.

Malaysia

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Azmi

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Sasha and Zumika are sisters.

Singh

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Pavandeep and Virandeep are brothers.

Namibia

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Burger

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Brothers. (Unrelated to Jan-Berrie Burger, despite the name.)

Green

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Zane & Kayleen are brother and sister

Kotze

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Bjorn and Deon are brothers

Nepal

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Sheikh

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Aarif and Aasif are brothers.

Netherlands

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Ahmad

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Musa and Shariz are brothers.

Cooper

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Tom and Ben are brothers.

de Leede

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Bas is the son of Tim and a cousin of Babette. Frans, the father of Tim, had umpired in Women's ODIs.

Hemmings/Morgan

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Beth is the niece of Eddie.

Jonkman

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Mark and Maurits are identical twins.

Klein

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Kyle and Ryan are brothers.

Mol

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Geert and Hendrik are brothers.

Rambaldo

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Caroline and Helmien are sisters.

Seigers

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Heather and Silver are sisters.

van Oosterom

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Robyn is the daughter of Robert.

Zulfiqar

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Sikandar and Saqib are brothers. One more brother Asad played List-A cricket for Netherlands. In 2017, they became the first ever triplets to appear in the same professional match.[13]

Zwilling

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Iris and Mikkie are sisters.

New Zealand

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Anderson

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William "Mac" Anderson was Robert's father.

Astle/McMillan

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Nathan is married to the sister of Craig's wife. Lisa is Nathan's sister.

NB: Todd Astle is unrelated.

Bailey/Hatcher

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Dot and Joan are sisters.

Bracewell

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Brendon and John Bracewell are brothers. Doug Bracewell is the son of Brendon Bracewell. Doug's cousin (Brendan and John's nephew) Michael also played for New Zealand.

Bradburn

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Grant was the son of Wynne.

Burgess

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Mark played for New Zealand while his father Gordon was a President of New Zealand Cricket Council.

Brownlee

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Delwyn and Leonie are sisters. While Delwyn played, Leonie was an umpire in women's international cricket.

Buck/Ell

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Hilda and Agnes are sisters in law.

Cairns

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Chris is the son of Lance.

Cave

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Harry is the nephew of Kenneth. While Harry played Tests, Kenneth was a Test umpire.

Cleaver/Williamson

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Dane is the cousin of Kane.

Crowe

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Jeff and Martin are brothers, sons of first-class cricketer Dave Crowe

Franklin/Coulston

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Jean is the aunt of James.

Hadlee

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Walter is the father of brothers Barry, Dayle and Richard. Karen, who played in one One-day International for the New Zealand women's cricket team against England in 1977-78 was married to Richard.[14]

Harris

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Parke "Zin" Harris is the father of Chris Harris. Chris's brother Ben also played domestic cricket for Canterbury.

Hart

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Matthew is the older brother of Robbie.

Horne

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Matt and Phil Horne are brothers.

Howarth

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Geoff and Hedley Howarth are brothers.

Kuggeleijn

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Chris is the father of Scott.

Latham

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Tom is the son of Rod.

Leggat

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Gordon and Ian are cousins.

Marshall

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Hamish and James are identical twins.

McCullum

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Nathan is the older brother of Brendon. Their father Stu played domestic cricket

McGlashan

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Sara is the younger sister of Peter.

Milburn

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Rowan is the daughter of Barry. She also played for the Netherlands.

Murray/Kerr

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Bruce is the grandfather of Amelia and Jess, whose father, Robbie Kerr, played first-class cricket in New Zealand.

Parker

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John and Murray are brothers.

Pringle

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Tim is the son of Chris. Tim currently plays for Netherlands.

Redmond

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Rodney is Aaron's father

Reid

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John is Richard's father.

NB: John Fulton Reid is unrelated, but is the cousin of Australian Test and ODI player Bruce Reid.

Rutherford

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Ken is Hamish's father. Ken's brother Ian also played first-class cricket.

Satterthwaite/Tahuhu

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Amy Satterthwaite and Lea Tahuhu have been married since March 2017.[15] They became the first international teammates to marry and the first married couple to play together.

Signal

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Rose and Liz are twin sisters and were the first instance of twins playing in the same Test: New Zealand women against England in 1984.

Snedden

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Colin is Martin's uncle. Colin's father Warwick also played first-class cricket, as did Warwick and Colin's father Nessie and uncle, Cyril Snedden. Martin's son Michael has also played first-class cricket.

Stead

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Gary is the nephew of Janice.

Tolchard/Twose

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Tolchard is the nephew of Twose.

Turner

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Alfred is the father of Glenn. While Glenn played Tests and ODIs, Alfred stood as an umpire in Women's ODIs.

Vivian

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Giff was Graham's father.

Webb

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Murray and Richard are brothers. Note: Murray Webb played only Tests; Richard played only One Day Internationals.

Nigeria

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Abdulquadri

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  • Taiwo Abdulquadri

Kehinde and Taiwo are twin sisters.

Oman

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Adnan and Aqib are brothers.

Pakistan

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Afridi

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Shaheen and Riaz are brothers. Shahid is the father-in-law of Shaheen. Irfan who plays for Uganda, is the nephew of Shahid.

Afridi

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Abbas is the nephew of Gul.

Ahmed

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Saeed and Younis are brothers.

Ahmed/Kardar

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Abdul and Zulfiqar are brothers in law.

Ahmed/Malik

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Ijaz and Salim are brothers-in-law.

Akmal/Azam/Qadir

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Kamran, Umar and Adnan are brothers. Kamran is the eldest and Umar the youngest. Babar Azam is their cousin. Umar is Qadir's son-in-law and Usman's brother-in-law.

Ali/Shafique

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Abdullah is the nephew of Arshad, who played for UAE.

Burki/Khan/Niazi

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The first three are cousins. Baqa Jilani who was the uncle of the three, and Jahangir Khan who was the father of Majid played Test cricket for India. Bazid Khan is the son of Majid. Misbah-ul-Haq is the distant cousin of Imran Khan from the Niazi Clan

Dalpat/Kaneria

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Anil and Danish are cousins

Elahi

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Manzoor, Zahoor and Saleem are brothers.

Farhat

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Brothers, with both playing test and one day cricket.

Hassan/Sajjad

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Pervez and Waqar are brothers.

Haq

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Imam is the nephew of Inzamam.

Imtiaz

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Saleema who is an umpire, is the mother of Kainat.

Iqbal/Miandad

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Javed is the uncle of Faisal.

Imtiaz

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Saleema is the mother of Kainat. She is an umpire.

Khan

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Moin and Nadeem are brothers with both having represented the country in Tests and one-dayers. Azam is the son of Moin.

Khan

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Shaiza and Sharmeen are sisters.

Mohammad

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Hanif, Mushtaq, Sadiq and Wazir are brothers. A fifth brother Raees was once twelfth man for Pakistan. Hanif, Mushtaq and Sadiq all played against New Zealand at Karachi in 1969-70. Hanif is the father of Shoaib.[18]

Naeem

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Jasmine is the wife of Naeem. Naeem played international cricket for Pakistan, while Naeem is an international umpire.

Nazar

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Nazar Mohammad is the father of Mudassar Nazar, and also of Mubashir Nazar, who played first-class cricket in Pakistan.[19]

Raja

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Wasim and Rameez are brothers.

Rana

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Azmat and Shafaqat are brothers who played international cricket. Their brother Shakoor was an umpire. Shakoor's sons Mansoor and Maqsood played ODIs for Pakistan. Sultan Rana, who was Azmat's twin brother played first-class cricket.

Papua New Guinea

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Amini

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Charles and Chris are brothers.

Vala/Siaka

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Pauke is the wife of Assad.

Romania

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  • Marian Gherasim
  • Laurentiu Gherasim

Marian and Laurentiu are brothers.

Rwanda

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Ishimwe

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Henriette and Gisele are sisters.[20]

Scotland

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Bryce

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Kathryn and Sarah are sisters.

Drummond

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Gordon and Annette are brother and sister. Annette played in 2003 and 2013 for Scotland's Wildcats, Gordon retired as Scotland captain in 2013. Annette and Abbi married each other.

Haq/Hussain/Tahir

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All three men are cousins.[21]

Sole

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Chris and Tom are brothers.

Serbia

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Zimonjic

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  • Nemanja Zimonjic
  • Vukasin Zimonjic

Nemanja and Vukasin are brothers.

Singapore

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Bhasin

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  • Ada Bhasin
  • Riyaa Bhasin

Ada and Riyaa are twin sisters.

Param/Diviya

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Anish and Navin are brothers.[22] Diviya is a cousin of Navin.

Sri Lanka

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de Silva

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Chaturanga and Hasaranga are brothers

de Alwis/Silva

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Rasanjali is the wife of Guy. Both played test cricket.

Fernando

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Nuwanidu and Vishwa are brothers.

Fernando

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Hiruka and Rose are sisters.

Kaluperuma

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Both are brothers.

Labrooy

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Graeme and Wendell are brothers. While Graeme played international cricket, both of them served as match referee in international cricket.

Ranatunga

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All four were brothers.

Samaraweera

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Dulip and Thilan are brothers

Warnapura

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Bandula is the uncle of Malinda. Malinda's father Upali officiated in Women's ODIs.

Wettimuny

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All three are brothers

South Africa

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Bacher

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Adam is the nephew of Ali.

Bosch

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Corbin and Ethan are the sons of Tertius.

Blanckenberg/Ryneveld

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Jimmy was the uncle of Clive.

Callaghan/Kemp

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David and Justin are cousins.

Cook

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Jimmy is Stephen's father.

Cox/Tuckett

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Lindsay is the son of Len and nephew of Joe.

Du Plessis/Viljoen

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Faf and Hardus are brothers in law. Hardus has married Rhemi who is Faf's sister.

Kapp/van Nierkirk

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Van Niekerk and Kapp married in July 2018 [23] In the Women's World T20 that year they became the first married couple to bat together in an ICC tournament.

Hands

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Phillip and Reginald are brothers. Another brother Kenneth played first-class cricket.

Kirsten

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Paul and Gary are brothers, Andy and Peter are half-brothers of Gary and Paul. Both Peter and Gary played international cricket, while Andy was the coach of Kenya national cricket team.[24] Gary had also coached India and South Africa.

Lindsay

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Denis is the son of Johnny, while Neville is the uncle of Johnny.

Malan

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Janneman and Pieter are brothers. Another brother Andre played at the domestic level.

Morkel

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Albie is the elder brother of Morne.

Nourse

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Dave was Dudley's father

Pithey

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Tony and David are brothers.

Pollock

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Peter and Graeme are brothers; Peter is Shaun's father.

Richards

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Alfred and Dicky are brothers.

Richardson

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Michael who plays for Germany, is the son of Dave.

Rowan

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Athol and Eric are brothers.

Snooke

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Stanley and Tip are brothers.

Tancred

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All three were brothers.

Tapscott

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George and Lionel were brothers.

Taylor

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Dan and Herbie are brothers.

Wade

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Billy and Herby are brothers.

Uganda

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Mukasa/Nsubuga

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Roger and Frank are brothers. Another brother Lawrence Sematimba played first-class, List-A and T20 cricket for Uganda.

Ssenyondo/Ssesazi

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Henry and Simon are brothers.

United Arab Emirates

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Shahzad

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Altaf is the father of Rameez.

Rajith

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Rinitha, Rithika and Rishitha are sisters.

United States of America

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Vaghela

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Vatsal and Isani are siblings.

Vanuatu

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Mansale/Matautaava

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Andrew and Patrick are cousins.

West Indies

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Atkinson

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Denis and Eric are brothers.

Best

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Carlisle is the uncle of Tino.

Bravo/Lara

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Darren and Dwayne are half-brothers. Brian is uncle of Darren.

Browne/Browne-John

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All three are sisters who played for the West Indian women's cricket team.

Cameron

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Jimmy is the younger brother of John

Chanderpaul

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Tagenarine is son of Shivnarine

Croft/Hunte

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Colin Croft's father was a cousin of Conrad Hunte, Colin played for Guyana whilst Conrad played for Barbados, both played for the West Indies. [citation needed]

Collins/Edwards

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Fidel and Pedro are half-brothers.

Dottin/Gibson

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Deandra and Ottis are cousins.

Gibbs/Lloyd

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Gibbs and Lloyd are cousins.

Grant

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Both brothers captained the West Indies side.

Davis

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Bryan and Charlie are brothers.

Drakes

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Dominic is the son of Vasbert.

Guillen/van Beek

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Logan is the grandson of Sammy. Apart from West Indies, Sammy has also represented New Zealand in international cricket. Logan is currently a Netherlands international cricketer.

Headley

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George was Ron's father. Ron's son (and George's grandson), Dean Headley, played Test cricket for England.

Holford/Sobers

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Both are cousins.

Hope

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Kyle and Shai are brothers.

Kallicharan/Nagamootoo

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Alvin is Mahendra's uncle. Both played for the West Indies and Guyana. Alvin's brother Derek also played for Guyana as did Mahendra's brother Vishal.

Kanhai/Nagamootoo

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Rohan is Mahendra's uncle. Both played for the West Indies and Guyana.

Knight

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Kycia and Kyshona are twin sisters.

Marshall

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Norman and Roy are brothers.

Murray/Weekes

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David is Everton's son. Both played for the West Indies and Barbados. David's son Ricky Hoyte also played for Barbados

Reifer

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All of them are cousins. While Raymon and Floyd played international cricket, Leslie was an umpire.

Samuels

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Robert is the older brother of Marlon

Scott

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Afred is the son of Tommy.

Shillingford

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Grayson and Irvine were cousins[25] while Shane is related to both.[26] All three played tests for West Indies while Irvine also played ODIs.

Simmons

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Phil is Lendl's uncle.

St Hill

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Edwin and Wilton are brothers.

Stollmeyer

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The Stollmeyer brothers played cricket for the West Indies and Trinidad and Tobago.

Walcott

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While Clyde played for West Indies, Keith was a selector and assistant manager of the West Indies cricket team.

Zimbabwe

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Campbell

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Johnathan is the son of Alistair.

Chibhabha

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Chamu and Julia are siblings.

Curran

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Tom, Ben, and Sam are the sons of Kevin, and represent England in international cricket.

Ebrahim

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Kate is the wife of Dion, who played for New Zealand in international cricket.

Ervine

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Sean and Craig are brothers.

Evans

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Craig is the father of Brad.

Flower

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Grant and Andy are brothers.

Jarvis

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Malcolm is the father of Kyle.

Kaia

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Innocent and Roy are brothers. Knowledge Kaia, who is eldest of the three, played first class cricket in Zimbabwe.

Masakadza

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Hamilton and Shingirai are both older brothers to Wellington

Mutasa/Nyumbu

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Mutasa is the niece of Nyumbu.

Rennie

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Gavin and John are brothers.

Strang

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Bryan and Paul are brothers.

Note: All three pairs of Flowers, Rennies and Strangs played in a Test against New Zealand at Harare in September 1997.[27]

Streak

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Heath is the son of Denis. While Heath played for Zimbabwe, Denis was a national selector. Denis had played for the national team before they were awarded Test status.

Tiripano

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Chipo is the wife of Donald.

Waller

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Andy is the father of Malcolm.[28]

Whittall

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Andrew and Guy are cousins.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Fifteen months across the world with Afghanistan". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 2021-07-24.
  2. ^ Wu, Andrew (16 December 2014). "Shaun Marsh wants end to boom or bust days when he teams up with brother Mitchell".
  3. ^ Lynch, Stephen (13 February 2006). "A catching problem, and the first twins". ESPNcricinfo. ESPN Inc. Retrieved 28 October 2014.
  4. ^ Harvey, Rob (2022-05-04). "France Quad-Series Preview". TAWC. Retrieved 2023-07-30.
  5. ^ "'We knew it was right': Cricketers Nat Sciver and Katherine Brunt get engaged". theguardian.com. 11 October 2019.
  6. ^ "Fabian Cowdrey follows father and grandfather into Kent side". BBC Sport. 2 May 2012.
  7. ^ Ernest Tyldesley cricinfo. Retrieved 9 February 2011
  8. ^ Abhijit (2016-02-19). "9 Interesting facts about Rishi Dhawan". CricTracker. Retrieved 2024-11-07.
  9. ^ "Kirmani's daughter weds Abid Ali's son". Rediff. Retrieved 11 December 2015.
  10. ^ "Faaqer Ali". CricketArchive. Retrieved 4 January 2016.
  11. ^ "Rahul Mankad profile and biography, stats, records, averages, photos and videos". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 2021-07-24.
  12. ^ "Hardik Pandya's Throwback Picture With Brother Krunal Oozes "Desi Swag"".
  13. ^ "Triplets add to storied sibling history". cricket.com.au. Retrieved 2021-05-13.
  14. ^ Lynch, Steven (14 August 2006). "Partnerships - at the crease, and in the church". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 24 April 2024.
  15. ^ "NZ captain Satterthwaite is pregnant". BBC Sport.
  16. ^ Nadeem Khan's profile PCB. Retrieved 16 January 2011
  17. ^ Moin Khan's profile PCB. Retrieved 16 January 2011
  18. ^ Hanif Mohammad cricinfo 25 October 2011
  19. ^ Nazar Mohammad cricinfo Retrieved 25 October 2011
  20. ^ Staff reporter (10 May 2019). "Zimbabwe Trounce Rwanda To Maintain Perfect Record". 263Chat. Retrieved 6 May 2022.
  21. ^ "Home".
  22. ^ Heng, Lim Say (2017-08-15). "Param brothers eager to strike gold at SEA Games". The New Paper. Retrieved 2023-05-03.
  23. ^ "South Africa women's cricket captain Dane van Niekerk marries all-rounder Marizanne Kapp". hindustantimes.com. 9 July 2018.
  24. ^ "Kirsten sets sights on 2011 World Cup". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 2021-07-04.
  25. ^ Grayson Shillingford espncricinfo profile Retrieved 22 April 2012
  26. ^ Shillingford's grandstand finish 21 April 2012 espncricinfo.com Retrieved 22 April 2012
  27. ^ Cricinfo: Zimbabwe v New Zealand, 1997/98, 1st Test
  28. ^ Andy Waller cricinfo 25 October 2011
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