141 wickets at an average of 32.04, a single five wicket haul of 5/52. In the field he toom 57 catches in one-day cricket. Something of a journeyman, Davis was the first cricketer to have represented five different first-class counties. Death Two weeks after playing for Leicestershire and while acting as assistant coach of the England women's cricket team, Davis suffered a seizure. The cause of this seizure was discovered to be a low-grade brain tumour. During that season's winter, he underwent radiotherapy and chemotherapy while still coaching Kent Women and England Women. With the treatment having little success in fighting the cancer, he underwent surgery in 2002, but his health continued to deteriorate. In 2003, while attending a match at Canterbury he was awarded a numbered county cap by his former club. Ten days before his death, his wife's sister married the then Kent captain David Fulton. Davis died at Blean in Kent on 29 December 2003. He was buried in his Kent blazer. References External links 1966 births 2003 deaths People from Thanet (district) English cricketers Kent cricketers Warwickshire cricketers Gloucestershire cricketers Sussex cricketers Leicestershire cricketers Berkshire cricketers English cricket coaches Deaths from brain cancer in England