Name the cricketer who played for Gloucestershire and England who scored 7,249 runs and 22 centuries in test matches?
Sam Cook (Gloucestershire cricketer) Sam Cook (Gloucestershire cricketer) Cecil "Sam" Cook (23 August 1921 – 4 September 1996) was an English first-class cricketer who played for Gloucestershire and in one Test match for England. Born in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, Cook was a small and stocky slow left-arm spinner, who emerged unexpectedly after World War II when Gloucestershire had lost Tom Goddard’s former partner Reg Sinfield. Wally Hammond saw him in the nets during the spring, and took Cook on immediately with great expectations that were amply fulfilled. Cook, who was never known by his given name, took a wicket with his first ball in first-class
Steve James (cricketer) Steve James (cricketer) Stephen Peter James (born 7 September 1967 in Lydney, Gloucestershire) is an English journalist and former cricketer who played two Tests for England in 1998, making 71 runs in four innings. He was captain of Glamorgan for three seasons before retiring in 2003 after 17 seasons with the club, aged 35. He played a total of 245 first-class matches, making 15,890 runs at a batting average just above 40, with a total of 47 centuries and a highest score of 309 not out against Sussex in 2000 - which is the Glamorgan record highest score. He scored