At the end of the tour, Livingston was signed as a batsman by Northamptonshire as part of the county's policy to import talented cricketers, a policy that brought in the England captain Freddie Brown from Surrey. Livingston was an immediate success, scoring 1966 runs in his first season, and over the next eight years he was often near the top of the English batting averages.
At the end of the tour, Livingston was recruited by Northamptonshire as a batsman under their policy to attract gifted cricketers, which also brought in England captain Freddie Brown from Surrey. Livingston quickly excelled, scoring 1966 runs in his first season, and over the following eight years he frequently topped the English batting averages.