died in Granby, Nottinghamshire, where he had been Vicar since 1845. (fl. 1820s) Thomas Foster, first-class cricketer with Nottingham Cricket Club (1827–1828), was reportedly born in Bingham, Nottinghamshire. (1835–1900) Richard Daft was a player for Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club. (1848–1933) Philip Miles, first-class cricketer (Nottinghamshire), was born in Bingham. (1849–1894) John Selby, professional cricket player for Nottinghamshire (Born 1862) John Brown, first-class cricketer (Nottinghamshire) was born in Bingham. (1864–1938) Albert Widdowson, first-class cricketer (Derbyshire), was born in Bingham. (1904–1995) Harold Larwood, professional for Nottinghamshire and England (1912–1986) Stafford Castledine, first-class cricketer (Nottinghamshire), was born in Bingham. (1920–2013) Reg Simpson, player for Nottinghamshire and England (Born 1930) Alan Armitage, player for Nottinghamshire and Oxford University Cricket Club (Born 1934) Peter Wynne-Thomas, Retford-born cricket writer, historian, and librarian of Nottinghamshire CCC (Born 1935) Rex Collinge, player for Combined Services, was born in Nottingham. (1935–2018) Geoffrey Huskinson, first-class cricketer, was born in Langar, Nottinghamshire. (Born 1947) Peter Plummer, player for Nottinghamshire Jonathan Stenner (born 1966), first-class cricketer and gastroenterologist, was born in Bingham. (Born 1968) John Trueman, player for Derbyshire County Cricket Club, was born in Nottingham. (Born 1972) Simon Neal, former cricketer, born in Nottingham. (Born 1982) Mark Dale, player for Northumberland County Cricket Club, was born in Nottingham. (Born 1986) Mark Bott, county and international player, was born in Nottingham. (Born 1986) Stuart Broad, player for Nottinghamshire and England (Born 1989) Dan Wheeldon, player for the Unicorns, was born in Nottingham. Association football (1870–1916) Herbert Kilpin, founder and player for A. C. Milan, was born in Nottingham. (1928–1990) Peter Taylor, manager of Burton Albion, Brighton & Hove Albion and Derby County, was born in Nottingham. More famous as Brian Clough's number two at Hartlepools United, Derby County and Nottingham Forest (1942–2002) Jeff Astle, player for West Bromwich Albion, was born at Eastwood, Nottingham. (Born 1944) Henry Newton, Nottingham Forest, Everton and Derby County player (Born 1945) David Pleat, Nottingham Forest player and manager of Tottenham Hotspur, Sheffield Wednesday and Luton Town. (Born 1956) Viv Anderson, first Black player for England, having 30 caps and scoring two goals, also played for Nottingham Forest, Arsenal and Manchester United. (Born 1962) Steve Hodge, Nottingham Forest, Tottenham Hotspur, Leeds United, Aston Villa, Queens Park Rangers, Leyton Orient and England player. (Born 1963) Nigel Pearson, former Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough defender, was born in Nottingham. He also managed Southampton, Leicester City, Hull City, Derby County and