Peter Anderson was a decent club cricketer - good enough to captain Hong Kong where he worked for the British police and where he was subsequently a member of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. In 1983 he joined Somerset, and in two decades as chief executive he was a vociferous defender of county cricket. He retired in July 2005, although he was still playing for his local club side at Seaton in Devon.

Recent Matches of Peter Anderson

Match	Bat	Bowl	Date	Ground	Format
Hong Kong vs P.N.G.	15	--	30-Jun-1986	Solihull	ICCTROPHY # 129
Hong Kong vs Fiji	--	--	27-Jun-1986	Dorridge	ICCTROPHY # 121
Hong Kong vs Israel	20*	--	25-Jun-1986	Barnt Green	ICCTROPHY # 117
Hong Kong vs U.S.A.	2	--	23-Jun-1986	Leamington Spa	ICCTROPHY # 110
Hong Kong vs Netherlands	0	1/11	20-Jun-1986	Wroxeter	ICCTROPHY # 103

News and Features about Peter Anderson

Stepping off the soapbox

Somerset's Peter Anderson was one of the county game's most outspoken officials and vociferous supporters. Ivo Tennant reports on his retirement

27-Aug-2005

Anderson reflects on the Richard Johnson situation

The day after Richard Johnson was called up at short notice to the England squad as standby for the Third npower Test, before the final team was announced this morning, Somerset Chief Executive Peter Anderson told me "It's wonderful news for Richard

02-Aug-2001•Richard Walsh