Tiger Smith [SEP] occupation
cricket school right up until the early 1970s when he handed the reins over to younger personnel. He was always renowned for his fighting qualities both on and off the cricket field and for his razor-sharp sense of humour which made him popular throughout his association with the game of cricket.
At the time of his death, Tiger Smith was the oldest living Test cricketer and was the last surviving pre-First World War player.
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- Test batting and wicket-keeping
- First-class
1960
- 24 – Larry Key – at Calgary Stampeders, Jul 31, 1981
- 24 – Mervyn Fernandez – 3 times
- 24 – Lui Passaglia – versus Toronto Argonauts, Sep 6, 1985
- 24 – Cory Philpot – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Sep 16, 1995
- 24 – Alfred Jackson – versus Montreal Alouettes, Aug 4, 2001
- 24 – Sean Millington – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Jul 18, 2002
- 24 – Geroy Simon – at Hamilton Tiger-