the MCC's tour of India and Pakistan that winter, however Dick Spooner was selected as keeper for all five Tests. On the tour he scored the only fifty of his first-class career, notching up 67 not out against Maharashtra. Brennan played two more seasons of county cricket, in 1952 he scored 242 runs at 11 with 62 dismissals. In 1953, he scored 379 runs at 14.03, and took 51 dismissals. Brennan retired at the end of that season to pursue business commitments with his family textile business. Also after retiring he served on the Yorkshire committee. In 1964, he played a single match for the MCC against Yorkshire. He died in Ilkley, Yorkshire, following a long illness. References External links Player Profile 1920 births 1985 deaths England Test cricketers English cricketers Yorkshire cricketers People from Eccleshill, West Yorkshire Gentlemen cricketers Marylebone Cricket Club cricketers North v South cricketers Gentlemen of England cricketers Cricketers from Yorkshire Wicket-keepers