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G. F. Grace : ウィキペディア英語版
Fred Grace

George Frederick "Fred" Grace (1850–1880) was the youngest of the three Grace brothers to play Test cricket for England.
Although his elder brothers E. M. and W. G. were always "known by (their) initials", the younger Grace was known as Fred, although his initials were used in scorecards like those of all other English cricketers.〔Rae, pp.15–16.〕〔Midwinter, pp.86–87.〕〔Birley, p.104.〕
==Career==

Born 13 December 1850 in Bristol, Grace was "an attractive batsman", but one who "lacked the concentration and resolve to build a long innings". Like his two famous brothers he made a duck on his first-class debut. Grace was selected along with his two brothers to play in the inaugural Test in England, which took place at The Oval in 1880 against Australia. He was out for nought in both innings but held a "skyscraping catch" at the Vauxhall End off the giant Australian batsman George Bonnor.

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