Tim Curtis is one of only two players to score 10,000 one day runs for the county, and during the late 1980s he had a brief international career.
10 Facts About Tim Curtis
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Tim Curtis was perhaps unfortunate to play in an era of very poor England performances and much was made of Tim Curtis's batting stance and technique during his England career.
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In 1989, Terry Alderman frequently had Tim Curtis lbw playing across the line and much of the TV media blamed this on his stance and backlift.
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Tim Curtis moved to Worcestershire in the 1960s to live in Malvern, where he attended The Grove county primary school.
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Tim Curtis moved on to Durham University in 1979, where he captained the university cricket team.
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In 1983, Tim Curtis went to Magdalene College, Cambridge and gained a blue for cricket.
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Tim Curtis is the only man, other than Graeme Hick, to have scored more than 10,000 runs in List A cricket for Worcestershire.
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In 1992, Tim Curtis was appointed captain of Worcestershire, leading the county to success in the 1994 NatWest Trophy.
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Tim Curtis retired from first-class cricket in 1996 and continues to write about, and coach, cricket.
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Tim Curtis had a spell as chairman of the Professional Cricketers' Association.