Thomas Sueter (17 April 1750 – 17 February 1827) was an English cricketer who represented Hampshire as a member of the Hambledon Club. Sueter was a left-handed...

Sueter is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Murray Sueter (1872–1960), British naval officer Tom Sueter (1750–1827), English cricketer...

added 192 for the first wicket against Caterham. It is believed they were Tom Sueter and Edward "Curry" Aburrow. When Hambledon played Kent at Broadhalfpenny...

occurred in the Hampshire v Kent match at Windmill Down on 13–15 July 1786. Tom Sueter of Hampshire, who had scored 3, was the player in question, as recorded...

"Buck" Stewart, Tom Sueter and William Yalden. The England players were John Boorman, Childs, John Frame, James Fuggles, Gill, Dick May, Tom May, Joseph Miller...

the straight bat. 1767 – two Hampshire batters (believed to have been Tom Sueter and either George Leer or Edward "Curry" Aburrow) recorded a first-wicket...

Retrieved 2016-03-01. Ryder R (1972) The great wicket-keepers - from Tom Sueter to Alan Knott, Wisden Cricketers' Almanack. Retrieved 2016-03-01. Rabada...

the sources do not name the players but they are believed to have been Tom Sueter and either George Leer or Edward "Curry" Aburrow.[citation needed] 3 June...

defeated Surrey by an innings and 41 runs after their opening batsmen, Tom Sueter and George Leer shared a century partnership of 128 for the first wicket;...

information is known. William Sturt 1815–1817 Three matches for Sussex. Tom Sueter 1772–1790 Played 67 first-class matches, 54 of them for Hampshire. Frederick...

May 1790 and won by the left-handed team by 39 runs. Hambledon players Tom Sueter, James Aylward and David Harris made significant contributions to the...

Hampshire when its team included players like John Small, Thomas Brett and Tom Sueter. Although the records of many matches in which he almost certainly played...

Gilligan Led Them Out", 1970, pp. 124–30 "The Great Wicket-Keepers: From Tom Sueter to Alan Knott", 1972, pp. 137–45 "The Warwickshire Way", 1973, pp. 127–34...

innings. He was bowled by Richard Nyren in the first and caught behind by Tom Sueter in the second. Hampshire won the match by 198 runs. Palmer is undocumented...

Sir Horatio Mann, 2nd Baronet Kent A leading patron of Kent cricket. Tom Sueter Hambledon and Hampshire Outstanding wicketkeeper-batsman, especially noted...

is contradicted by Nyren who says that the earlier Hambledon batsman Tom Sueter was noted for his cut shot and probably invented forward play, being the...

Hampshire sides. Robert Stone 1773–1790 Played in 10 first-class matches. Tom Sueter 1772–1790 Played 67 first-class matches, 54 of them for Hampshire. Thomas...

addition to 1833 edition 107 Thomas White 14 October 1832 70 Memoranda 156 Tom Sueter 7 October 1832 60–65 21 October 1832 75–76 William Barber 23 September...

and steady batter" and that his wicket-keeping was inferior to that of Tom Sueter whom Nyren considered to have had to keep wicket to quicker bowlers such...

Hampshire winning the game by 1 wicket. This was the match in which Tom Sueter was given out and hit the ball twice, the earliest recorded instance of...

Long Fields in a 30 to 40 minute fight, depending on the source. Events Tom Sueter of Hampshire was given out for hitting the ball twice, the first recorded...

"the first great match this season". The Hampshire team was John Small, Tom Sueter, Richard Nyren, George Leer and Thomas Brett. England's five were Lumpy...

"an astonishing double by the standards of the day". In another match, Tom Sueter of Hampshire was given out hit the ball twice, the first time that this...

CricketArchive. Retrieved 2024-06-02. (subscription required) Ryder R (1972) From Tom Sueter to Alan Knott: the great wicket-keepers, Wisden Cricketers' Almanack....

on Friday" in making his score. The Hampshire total was 403 runs, with Tom Sueter scoring 46 runs, the second highest score in the innings. The match is...

ancient Rome Pythagoras (freedman) Who breaks a butterfly upon a wheel? SUET., Nero 28,1: "Puerum Sporum exsectis testibus etiam in muliebrem naturam...

makes oblique references to Major Tom and Tai Mo Shan. Bobby suddenly dies shortly after Yau's return. Fat sends Suet to retrieve and refuel his bus upon...

Kent" team, Dorset's XI, featured the Hambledon players Noah Mann and Tom Sueter with the Chertsey and Surrey players William Bedster and Lumpy Stevens...

pudding probably first created in the early 19th century. It is a flat-rolled suet pudding, which is spread with jam and rolled up, similar to a Swiss roll...

recent invention. In 2004 Robin Dunseath, publicist for Scottish entrepreneur Tom Farmer and ex-president of the World Haggis Hurling Association, said he...