Can we think of any other aquatic-related cricketers..?

Wasn't there a wicket keeper called Roger Pilchard?

a footballer called Peter Haddock who played for Newcastle a few years back

a tennis player called Mardy Fish from the US as well as Tony Roche (Roach)

Maradona was alleged to have used the 'Hand of Cod' to batter one past Shilton

but the only other cricketer who springs to mind (three times over) was the Pollock family

Oh, and I think the Roger you refer to had a brother called Jeff who also played first class cricket for a short while

Ian Fisher.
But there must be more fish out there...

the owner of the team thats just won the constructors F1 title is called Ross Prawn

and the former Sri Lankan captain was called Arjan Rana-tuna (nearly)

and a few players used to bat with the SS Turbo(t) bat in the past

But for every joke there has to be a serious one so I give you....

Vyvian Pike who played for Gloucts a few years back

and apparently Zander de Bruyns first name is a fish but can't say I have ever caught or eaten one (knowingly)

Wasn't there a CODdington a few years back? Footballer Bert Trautman.
Brett Lee's bowling has gone backwards in recent years so he could be called Eel Tterb nowadays.

We've failed miserably on this one.

.......doesn't F Gill who played in 1906 count ?

The current President of MCC, John Barclay, for inexplicable reasons is known as "Trout"

The president's full name is

John Troutbeck Barclay

Actually dpressed it's john Robert troutbeck barclay as surely you would expect any former eton pupil to have three Christian names

That's just greedy.

The Middlesex CEO is called vinny Codrington.

There was, of course, Winston Pla[i]ce (sic) of the Red Roes (sic) county!

You could, perhaps, Fry a few pollacks!

"Long John" Tunny-Cliffe?

Sadly neither WN Roe of Somerset or his son WN Roe of Buckinghamshire seems to have played against EH Sturgeon of the Transvaal.

On the names front, I'm still waiting for a match between Namibia and Durham, so that we can have Burger ct Mustard b Onions.

"Long John" Tunny-Cliffe?

Sadly neither WN Roe of Somerset or his son WN Roe of Buckinghamshire seems to have played against EH Sturgeon of the Transvaal.

On the names front, I'm still waiting for a match between Namibia and Durham, so that we can have Burger ct Mustard b Onions.

Turbot Sutcliffe?

Middle order dyanmo and future Yorkshire capatin - Andrew Hake...?