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Derek Pringle Biography

Derek Pringle is one of the most popular and richest Cricket Player who was born on September 18, 1958 in Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya. Former cricket player who was the winner of Six County Championships with Essex between 1978 and 1993.

He as well as He and Allan Lamb were both part of England’s 1992 Cricket World Cup team. were both members the England’s team for 1992’s Cricket World Cup team.

Derek Raymond Pringle (born 18 September 1958) is an English former Test and One Day International cricketer for England, and is now a cricket journalist.

His father Donald Pringle played two matches for East Africa in the 1975 Cricket World Cup.

His father Donald played for East Africa in the 1979 World Cup.

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By the turn of the year he had lost his place to another aspiring all-rounder, David Capel from Northampton, who played in the Bicentenary Test in Sydney as well as the Test series in New Zealand. Again recalled for the home series against West Indies in 1988, Pringle took immediate action by taking five wickets in the Texaco Trophy series and making a crucial 39 in the second game at Headingley, which proved to be the difference between the two teams. Arguably that game was his highest point for England.

Derek Pringle Net Worth

Derek Pringle is one of the richest Cricket Player from Kenya. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Derek Pringle's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

He was a student at Cambridge University and was called up by England for the first time in 1982.

The routine of warming up that included sitting on the back, and looking like he was wrestling against an unidentified beast became a cult character.

He has eclectic tastes in fashion and music in comparison to his former team-mates. Pringle’s interests include archaeology, photography, writing, real ale, and more obscure musical trends. He picked a track, (The Soft Boys with “I Wanna Destroy You”), for Rough Trade Records’ 30th anniversary compilation album.

The “in-out” nature of Pringle’s selection continued again in 1989. Botham and Pringle played together in the Texaco Trophy, but Botham sustained a facial injury facing Glamorgan bowler Steve Barwick. On a very flat pitch at Leeds, Pringle was one of four bowlers put to the sword by the Australian batsmen. He was dropped until the final Test of the series at the Oval, where he took four wickets in the Australian first innings and was England’s most successful bowler. For the following winter tour to the West Indies, the England selectors pursued a youth policy, which did not include Pringle. Chris Lewis became England’s new all-rounder.

For the following winter tour of 1991–92, Pringle bowled tightly in the Test Series in New Zealand and was a star in the following World Cup. Opening the bowling in every game, he produced tidy figures in every match, particularly in the World Cup Final in which England were beaten by Pakistan.

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With Botham returning for the last Test of the year at the Oval, Pringle was dropped and did not make the 1986–87 Australian tour. He did not return to the side until the following winter’s tour to India and Pakistan for the 1987 World Cup, as Botham had decided not to tour. Pringle’s style of bowling proved to be unsuccessful on dead Asian pitches; he went for 83 runs against West Indies in Gujranwala, and did not play another game in that tournament.

Phase 3 – “Pring the swing” As so often happened around this time, England’s youth policy was not long-lasting; Pringle was back in the England team by the beginning of the 1991 season, again against the West Indies. In the interim he had made a clear change to his bowling style, slightly slowing down and swinging the ball. In this new style he proved highly effective throughout that series. On a lively Headingley pitch, his style took wickets and proved hard to score against. He took five wickets at Lord’s and shared a big partnership with Chris Lewis in the second innings at Birmingham. With Botham returning from the wilderness for the final test of that series, Pringle was dropped again.

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The English home season of 1992 saw Botham and Pringle initially play together in the Test side, but neither lasted long. Botham played his last Test at Lord’s, and Pringle was dropped until the Leeds Test match. Again, Pringle was instrumental in England’s win versus Pakistan, and the selectors persisted with him for the Oval. By this stage he was beginning to be easier to play on flat pitches but an excellent opponent when there was anything in the pitch. On a very true, fast, bouncy surface at the Oval, Pringle looked highly playable, and his final bow on a Test match field saw him having his off stump flattened by Wasim Akram. He was not chosen to tour India in 1992–93, but did make the Texaco Trophy side for 1993 against Australia. Failing to make the Test side, he retired shortly afterwards.

Top Facts about Derek Pringle

1. Derek Raymond Pringle was born in Nairobi, Kenya in 1958.
2. He was educated at St. Mary’s School (Nairobi), Felsted School and Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge.
3. He played for Essex between 1978 and 1993 and was member of Essex sides that won the County Championship six times.
4. He played 30 Tests and 44 One Day Internationals between 1982 and 1993, scoring 695 runs and taking 70 wickets.
5. He appeared in two World Cups and was a member of England’s 1992 World Cup Final team.
6. He changed his bowling style to slightly slowing down and swinging the ball in 1991.
7. He took three five-wicket hauls in Test match cricket against the West Indies on three successive tours.
8. He took his best one-day international figures of 4/42 against Pakistan in an England victory at Lord’s in 1992.
9. He took the best bowling figures for an England male player in a List A cricket World Cup final with 3/22.
10. He retired from cricket in 1993.
11. After retirement, he became a cricket correspondent firstly with The Independent and then The Daily Telegraph.
12. He was threatened with deportation by the Mugabe administration in Zimbabwe during an England cricket tour of the country in 2004.
13. He has eclectic tastes in fashion and music compared to his former team-mates.
14. He was a Technical Advisor to the Oman cricket team in 2015.
15. He appeared as an extra in the film Chariots of Fire.

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Derek Ranked on the list of most popular Cricket Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Kenya. Derek Pringle celebrates birthday on September 18 of every year.

Phase 2 – England’s all-rounder By the summer of 1986, Botham had been banned for three months for smoking cannabis. Pringle was therefore elevated to fulfil Botham’s role. 1986 was probably one of the worst years for English Test cricket. Pringle played in the first three-match series of the summer, bowling adequately but having his batting exposed by the Indian spin attack, particularly Maninder Singh.

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