Deaths
- January 9 – Ken Cranston, 89, English Test cricketer (1947–48).
- March 16 – Manjural Islam Rana, 22 Bangladeshi Test cricketer (2003–05).
- March 18 – Bob Woolmer, 58, English Test cricketer (1975–81), coach of the South African cricket team (1994–1999), Pakistani cricket team (2004–2007).
- April 25 – Arthur Milton, 79, English Test cricketer (1958–59)
- April 29 – Dick Motz, 67, New Zealand Test cricketer (1961–69)
- April 30 – Tom Cartwright, 71, English Test cricketer (1964–65).
- May 25 – Bill Johnston, 85, Australian Test cricketer (1947–55).
- May 27 – Percy Sonn, 57, South African President of the ICC (2006–07).
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“On almost the incendiary eve
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