This is a list in alphabetical order of cricketers who have played in New Zealand for the Southland cricket team in either first-class cricket or the Hawke Cup. The team played eight first-class matches between 1915 and 1921, six of which were against the neighbouring Otago cricket team.[1] They have played in the Hawke Cup since the inaugural competition in 1910–11 and were the first winners of the trophy.

The details are the player's usual name followed by the years in which he was active as a first-class player and then his name is given as it would appear on modern match scorecards. Note that many players have represented other teams besides Southland.[2] Players in bold played first-class matches for Southland.

A

B

  • Hugh Bannerman (1910/11–1914/15) : J. W. H. Bannerman
  • Peter Barton (1965/66) : P. H. Barton
  • Thomas Battersby (1914/15–1918/19) : T. Battersby
  • Mark Billcliff (2000/01–2005/06) : M. R. Billcliff
  • Thomas Bogue (1919/20–1927/28) : T. P. Bogue
  • Stanley Brown (1917/18) : S. E. V. Brown
  • Graham Buist (1968/69–1970/71) : G. T. Buist
  • Kevin Burns (1977/78–1991/92) : K. J. Burns

C

  • Robert Camm (1919/20–1920/21) : R. H. J. Camm
  • William Cockroft (1914/15) : W. E. Cockroft
  • Arthur Cutler (1954/55) : A. S. H. Cutler

D

  • James Darragh (1919/20) : J. F. Darragh
  • Garth Dawson (1977/78–2005/06) : G. J. Dawson
  • David Dixon (1919/20) : D. C. Dixon
  • Jack Doig (1914/15–1920/21) : J. A. Doig
  • Bradleigh Donelan (1988/89–1989/90) : B. T. P. Donelan
  • Alfred Driscoll (1914/15–1929/30) : A. Driscoll
  • Jacob Duffy ((2011/12–2017/18) : J. A. Duffy
  • Ryan Duffy (2009/10–2019/20) : R. M. Duffy
  • Desmond Dunnet (1936/37) : D. M. Dunnet

F

  • Robert Fogo (1914/15–1919/20) : R. H. B. Fogo
  • Shaun Fitzgibbon (2005/06–2019/20) : S. M. Fitzgibbon

G

  • Alan Gilbertson (1954/55–1960/61) : A. W. Gilbertson
  • James Gilbertson (1910/11–1920/21) : J. Gilbertson
  • John Gilbertson (1914/15–1918/19) : J. H. Gilbertson
  • Jim Gill (1954/55) : J. A. Gill
  • Horace Gleeson (1917/18–1920/21) : H. A. Gleeson
  • Thomas Groves (1914/15-1920/21) : T. G. Groves

H

  • Dick Hallamore (1918/19) : R. G. Hallamore
  • Archie Hamilton (1914/15–1920/21) : A. J. Hamilton
  • Donald Hamilton (1910/11–1919/20) : D. C. Hamilton
  • George Hammond (1920/21) : G. Hammond
  • Alick Handford (1914/15) : A. Handford
  • Ben Harris (1989/90–1990/91) : B. Z. Harris
  • Gilbert Heley (1917/18) : G. B. Heley
  • Paul Henry (1989/90–1992/93) : P. J. Henry
  • Syd Hiddleston (1911/12) : J. S. Hiddleston
  • John Hill (1965/66) : J. Hill
  • Robbie Hill (1974/75–1991/92) : R. J. Hill
  • Peter Hills (1976/77–1979/80) : P. W. Hills
  • Lewis Hollands (1964/65–1974/75) : L. D. Hollands
  • Robert Holloway (1960/61–1967/68) : R. A. Holloway
  • Richard Hoskin (1977/78–1992/93) : R. N. Hoskin

I

J

K

  • Edward Kavanagh (1910/11-1920/21) : E. J. Kavanagh
  • Albert Keast (1929/30) : A. W. E. M. Keast
  • Ernest Kemnitz (1914/15) : E. J. Kemnitz
  • Richard King (1990/91–1992/93) : R. T. King
  • George Kingston (1917/18) : G. R. Kingston
  • Ronnie Kotkamp (2011/12) : R. Kotkamp

L

M

O

N

P

  • Bill Patrick (1934/35–1936/37) : W. R. Patrick
  • Francis Petrie (1920/21) : F. R. S. Petrie
  • Arthur Poole (1910/11–1920/21) : A. V. Poole
  • Thomas Pope (1920/21) : T. R. W. Pope
  • Robert Prouting (1965/66) : R. H. Prouting
  • John Purdue (1938/39) : J. W. Purdue

R

S

T

V

W

  • Brendan Ward (1990/91) : B. P. Ward
  • Alfred Washer (1919/20) : A. J. Washer
  • Jeff Wilson (1988/89–2002/03) : J. W. Wilson
  • John Wilson (1977/78–1989/90) : T. J. Wilson
  • S. Wilson (1917/18–1918/19)

Notes

  1. Soper played one Hawke Cup match for Southland and four for Central Otago between the 1994–95 and 1996–97 seasons. His nephew, Blair Soper, played first-class cricket for Otago.[3][4]

References

  1. Southland Match Recalls Some Notable Cricketers, Otago Daily Times, issue 26948, 7 December 1948, p. 9. (Available online at Papers Past. Retrieved 3 June 2023.)
  2. "Southland players". CricketArchive. Retrieved 20 February 2022.
  3. Seconi A (2019) Soper 'happy to be back' after long break, Otago Daily Times, 21 November 2019. Retrieved 4 June 2023.
  4. G Soper, CricketArchive. Retrieved 4 June 2023. (subscription required)
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