After a few second eleven games, he did not regain his place and he retired from regular cricket at the end of the season.

Suggested possibilities include juxtaposition with the English origin of regular cricket.

Nevertheless even after the move Hauritz's opportunities to play regular major cricket were limited.

Scott finally broke through to regular first-class cricket in 1931.

After making occasional appearances in 1920 and 1921, he retired from regular first-class cricket.

Defeat in that series ended his Test career, and the following year he ceased playing regular first-class cricket.

He was free to play regular cricket for Middlesex in the 1924 season.

But his lack of regular cricket was considered to count against him.

This was his only season of regular cricket.

He retired from regular cricket writing in 1953.