Heyhoe-Flint, Rachael (1939–)
Heyhoe-Flint, Rachael (1939–)
British cricketer. Name variations:(also seen as Rachel). Born Rachael Heyhoe, June 11, 1939, in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England; received diploma in physical education at Dartford, Kent; m. Derrick Flint (cricketer).
Coached field hockey, worked as journalist and sports reporter for newspaper and tv; right-handed batsman, was a member of England women's cricket team (1960s–70s) and captained side for 11 years; represented England at hockey and played county squash; served as vice-chair of Women's Cricket Association (1981–86) and worked as promoter of various clubs and organizations. Was 1st woman to receive an MBE for services to cricket.
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