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About Elliott Wilson (cricketer)
- Elliott James Wilson (born 3 November 1976) is a former English cricketer who played county cricket for Worcestershire.
- He was born in St Pancras, London and educated at Felsted School.
- He studied at Durham University and played for British Universities, scoring 85 and 49 in a losing game against the New Zealand cricket team in 1999 A good all round schoolboy sportsman playing representative rugby and hockey, captaining HMC schools at cricket In early July 1998, Wilson made his first-team debut for Worcestershire against Northamptonshire in a tied game in the AXA League, scoring 15 and taking one catch.
- Later that month he scored 61 opening the batting in another one-day match, against the World Champion Sri Lankans, and two days later was selected to make his first-class debut against Yorkshire.
- Wilson was retained in the side for the remainder of the season 1999 was a fairly successful season for Wilson: in nine first-class matches, he scored 536 runs at 35.73, including a career-best 116 against Middlesex and three further half-centuries; while in List A games he scored two fifties, including a career-best 62 against Warwickshire.
- In 2000, he was a regular selection for his county, playing 17 first-class games, and scoring two further centuries Wilson spent the winter playing in Australia, but was forced to return home with a spinal infection.
- The injury led to a significant amount of time out of the game and his eventual retirement following a very brief attempt at a return in 2003. Wilson now works in finance, but also exhibits artwork.
- He is represented by a London gallery, and has shown his work in New York and the London Art Fair.
- He has been Artist in Residence at Masterworks, Bermuda
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