Sport - Sports : General   

Mackenzie passes away

P. Subramanyam

London: Former Hampshire captain Colin Ingleby-Mackenzie, who led the club to its first county championship title in 1961, died. He was 72.

Mackenzie was born in 1933 and was the county's last amateur captain. A wicket-keeper and left-handed batsman, he scored 12,421 first-class runs in his 15-season career, which includes 11 centuries. He also played for the MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) and later became the president of MCC and also Hampshire Cricket Club in 2002. The Queen presented him the OBE (Order of the British Empire) in 2005.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section



Skies clear to set the stage for Kumble
Anju fails to qualify; protest thrown out


Cricket

Kumble — a man of mental strength
Accolades pour in
Harmison sees chance for England victory
Seminar on umpiring skills
Batty, Solanki in
Balachandran to be feted today
A great feeling, says Kumble
Metro and ECoRSA joint winners


Tennis

Davenport advances
Navdeep Singh proves his class
India to play Pakistan on grass


Football

Malappuram storms into final
HAL defeats Tollygunge


Golf

ONGC `A' leads on opening day
Chopra sizzles


Racing : Horse

Red Cloud, Abraxas shine
Amazing Senorita pleases
Frida Kahlo may score
Linette wins main event
Rasalas triumphs


Racing : Motor

Schumacher equals Senna's pole record
Cody Crocker takes opening day's honours


Sports : General

Padukone to open RSC summer camp
MEG Boys routs Leo Hockey Club
Two men breach security, enter England's dressing room
Mackenzie passes away
Strong Indian team for TCL Classic


Table Tennis

TTFI to introduce new age-category


Volleyball

Kazakhstan moves closer to title


Weightlifting

Suresh sets record

Copyright © 2006, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu