At least one of Ollivierre's Derbyshire colleagues was unhappy playing alongside a black cricketer; Bill Storer, according to the cricket writer E. H. D. Sewell, believed in "England for the English" and specifically objected to presence of black people.
At least one of Ollivierre's Derbyshire colleagues was dissatisfied playing alongside a black cricketer; Bill Storer, according to the cricket writer E. H. D. Sewell, held a strong preference for "England for the English" and specifically took issue with the presence of black people.