Cricketer

Bill Brown

1912 - 2008

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His biography is available in 16 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 15 in 2024). Bill Brown is the 29th most popular cricketer (up from 38th in 2024), the 683rd most popular biography from Australia (up from 707th in 2019) and the 4th most popular Australian Cricketer.

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Among Cricketers

Among cricketers, Bill Brown ranks 29 out of 136Before him are Garfield Sobers, K. L. Rahul, James Anderson, Mitchell Johnson, Rohit Sharma, and Bishan Singh Bedi. After him are Steve Smith, Syed Kirmani, Rahul Dravid, Sourav Ganguly, Faf du Plessis, and Brian Lara.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1912, Bill Brown ranks 425Before him are Frank Lovejoy, Dorothy Height, James Craig, Malika Pukhraj, Joan Davis, and Dane Clark.  Among people deceased in 2008, Bill Brown ranks 407Before him are Karen Asrian, G. David Low, Gidget Gein, Eudy Simelane, Horst Skoff, and Alfredo Reinado. After him are Adam Ledwoń, Tony Snow, Stephen Kipkorir, Jacob Lekgetho, Kevin Duckworth, and Jonathan James.

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In Australia

Among people born in Australia, Bill Brown ranks 683 out of 1,143Before him are Jennifer Hawkins (1983), Billie Kay (1989), Simon Fairweather (1969), Milly Alcock (2000), Sam Michael (1971), and Patrick Johnson (1972). After him are Peter Tatchell (1952), Mile Jedinak (1984), Heinrich Haussler (1984), Peyton Royce (1992), Callan McAuliffe (1995), and Giaan Rooney (1982).

Among Cricketers In Australia

Among cricketers born in Australia, Bill Brown ranks 4Before him are Don Bradman (1908), Shane Warne (1969), and Mitchell Johnson (1981). After him are Steve Smith (1989), Ian Chappell (1943), Richie Benaud (1930), Allan Border (1955), Steve Waugh (1965), Adam Gilchrist (1971), Phillip Hughes (1988), and Ricky Ponting (1974).