Graham Lloyd was pigeonholed fairly on early on in his career as a one-day specialist, largely because of his no nonsense batting style and outstanding fielding. He was a key member of the Lancashire side which dominated one-day cricket in the mid to late 1990s, although he failed in finals at Lord's. Perhaps he wasn't the big stage player - his six one-day appearances for England produced just 39 runs and he never looked at home. But his first-class record was impressive - 11,279 runs at 38.23 - but largely overlooked outside Lancashire. He retired in 2002 after failing to secure a regular place in the first team and went to play Minor Counties cricket for Cumberland, as well as coaching at Accrington, the club where - and father, David - started.
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