Col Hoy
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Full Name
Colin Hoy
Born
May 09, 1922, Windsor, Brisbane, Queensland
Died
March 24, 1999, Brisbane, Queensland, (aged 76y 319d)
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Umpire
Col Hoy umpired nine Tests in Australia in the 1950s and 1960s, including the most famous of them. After Joe Solomon hit the stumps at Brisbane in 1960-61, Hoy gave Ian Meckiff run out to record the first tie in Test history. West Indian captain Frank Worrell said he would be happy to have the same umpires - Hoy and Colin Egar - again; and he did, in all five Tests. However, Hoy retired from umpiring after that season and concentrated on business and playing grade cricket in Brisbane. He made a brief comeback as an umpire during World Series Cricket.
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Col Hoy Career Stats
Umpire & Referee
| Format | Mat | Umpire |
|---|---|---|
| Tests | 9 | 9 |
| FC | 24 | 24 |
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Recent Matches of Col Hoy
| Match | Date | Ground | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| WSC Aust. vs WSC WI | 30-Jan-1979 | Melbourne | OTHEROD |
| WSC Aust. vs WSC WI | 28-Jan-1979 | Melbourne | OTHEROD |
| WSC Aust. vs WSC WI | 09-Jan-1979 | Melbourne | OTHEROD |
| WSC World XI vs WSC WI | 08-Jan-1979 | Melbourne | OTHEROD |
| WSC Aust. vs WSC World XI | 01-Jan-1979 | Brisbane | OTHEROD |