Bryan Davis was a member of Glamorgan`s Championship winning team of 1969. The West Indian had joined the Welsh county the year before and had established himself as a reliable top order batsman and slip fielder.

He passed a thousand runs in both 1969 and 1970, scoring over 1,500 runs in the latter season, but 1970 proved to be his final season of county cricket. His family had never really settled in South Wales, and he returned with them to the Caribbean. Bryan had wanted to continue playing for Glamorgan, but he failed to find a job in Trinidad that would allow him to play county cricket during the summer.

Bryan had first played for Trinidad in 1959/60 and he won four Test caps for the West Indies during their tour to Australia in 1964/65. He also toured India and Ceylon in 1966/67, but failed to win any more Test caps. During the late 1990s, he became a member of the West Indies Cricket Board.

DAVIS  Bryan Allan     

Born – Belmont, Port of Spain, 2^nd May, 1940.                              

Best performances for Glamorgan:

In first-class cricket – 103 v Surrey at The Oval, 1969; 1 /2 v Trinidad at Port of Spain, 1969/70.

In List A cricket – 74 v Somerset at Glastonbury, 1970.

	M	I	NO	RUNS	AV	100	50	CT	ST
First-class	60	103	3	2848	29.87	1	22	67	–
List A	34	34	4	920	30.67	–	7	10	–

	Balls	M	R	W	AV	5wI	10wM
First-class	444	17	229	4	57.25	–	–
List A	12	1	13	0	–	–	–