This is a very rare and unique match worn England Cricket shirt signed and worn by Angus Fraser during the 1998 series against South Africa.Angus has signed the front and also written his bowling figures on aswell. 

This is an unframed shirt but we can frame it if you want at an additional cost.

100% AUTHENTIC AND A MUST FOR ANY COLLECTOR OF CRICKET MEMORABILIA AND ESPECIALLY SIGNED MATCH WORN SHIRTS.

A real one off!!!!


Angus Fraser Bibliography;

Angus Robert Charles Fraser (born 8 August 1965, Billinge Higher End, Wigan, Lancashire), is the current Managing Director of Cricket of Middlesex County Cricket Club and a former English cricketer and journalist.
Gus Fraser was educated at the Gayton High School in Harrow, Middlesex. Perhaps his finest hour came in the Barbados Test match of the 1993/94 West Indies tour, when Fraser took 8-75 in the first innings to help set up a famous victory, West Indies' first defeat at Bridgetown for more than half a century. His career-best first-class cricket figures, 8-53, were also taken in a Test against the same opposition, this time at Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago in 1997/98. Despite taking eight wickets in an innings, he did not win the Man of the Match award, which went to Carl Hooper from the winning West Indies side.
His ODI high score of 38 not out, scored late in the innings at No. 10 and including a massive six off Steve Waugh, almost brought England back from the brink of defeat against Australia during the 1990/91 tour (Australia won by three runs). Another fine moment with the bat was in a last-wicket second-innings stand with Robert Croft to save the third Test at Old Trafford against South Africa in 1998. Throughout his career he used a bat nicknamed the "Gussy Hitter", the design for the blade was famously put together by his mother.
Despite his Lancashire birthplace, Fraser played all of his county cricket for Middlesex, in a first-class career running from 1984 to 2002 and served as the county captain from 2001 until his retirement in 2002. He served as the cricket correspondent of The Independent newspaper (2002-2009) until his appointment to the newly created role of Managing Director of Cricket by Middlesex in January 2009. He is also a regular contributor to the BBC's Test Match Special.
In the 1996 edition of Wisden, he was one of the Wisden Cricketers of the Year
He currently now resides in Pinner with his wife and two children, Alexander and Bethan. In 2008, Fraser in his first managerial role secured the U15 Middlesex Schools Association County Cup with The John Lyon School, with his son playing in the squad.

ENGLAND TEST SERIES AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA 1998:

Angus Fraser appeared in the final two tests against South Africa getting three five wicket hauls which helped England win the series.

England won their first 5-match series for 12 years after a 23 run victory in the final Test.
At 11.28 on Monday morning the final South African wicket fell and supporters rushed onto the pitch at Headingley to celebrate the victory and the conclusion of a truly nail-biting Test match.

Mark Butcher was announced as Man of the Match for his innings for 116. The player of the series for England is Michael Atherton and for South Africa, Allan Donald.

England's selectors have also announced a 37 man squad for the Triangular Tournament and the World Cup.

England won the 4th Test and levelled the series 1-1 after an 8-wicket victory at Trent Bridge on Monday. Alec Stewart made 45 from just 34 balls as the home side reached the 247 set for victory with half a day to spare.

After the 3rd Test, Alec Stewart was appointed as captain England for one-day matches as well.

England survived the final day of the 3rd Test at Old Trafford - the scores level with just one second innings wicket remaining. Alec Stewart's 164, Mike Atherton's 89 and a crucial unbeaten 37 from Robert Croft all helped to keep the series alive.

South Africa won the 2nd Test at Lord's by 10 wickets, Jonty Rhodes awarded Man of the Match for his 100 and fielding.

The First Test ended in a draw after rain ruined what could have been an exciting final day. Dominic Cork made a fine return to the England team, taking five wickets in South Africa's first innings, however Darren Gough was injured in his comeback without bowling a ball, being struck on the hand by Allan Donald.

South Africa have already won the Texaco Trophy: they beat England in the first 2 matches by 3 wickets at The Oval, and by 32 runs at Old Trafford, England won the 3rd match by 7 wickets at Headingley with 15 overs to spare, Darren Gough and Jonty Rhodes were the men of the series.


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