Description: (English Amateur Cricketer)
William Gilbert Grace was a distinguished English amateur cricketer renowned for his exceptional talents and immense impact on the sport. He enjoyed a record-equalling 44 seasons in first-class cricket, leading multiple teams as captain. Grace was a formidable right-handed batsman and bowler, known for transforming contemporary batting techniques. His mastery extended across all facets of the game, earning him praise for his strategic prowess. Beyond cricket, he displayed prowess in various sports and attained qualification as a medical practitioner in 1879.