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  Nationality English
  Country England
  Country Abbrev Eng
  Name Alec Stewart
  Picture Cricket_no_picpng
  Batting Style Right-handed batsman (RHB)
  Bowling Style Medium
  Tests 133
  Test Runs 8463
  Test Bat Avg 3954
  Test 100s/50s 15/45
  Test Top Score 190
  Test Overs 32
  Test Wickets 0
  Test Bowl Avg -
  Test 5s 0
  Test 10s 0
  Test Best Bowling 0/13
  Test Catches/stumpings 263/14
  ODIs 170
  ODI Runs 4677
  ODI Bat Avg 3160
  ODI 100s/50s 4/28
  ODI Top Score 116
  ODI Overs 0
  ODI Wickets 0
  ODI Bowl Avg -
  ODI 5s 0
  ODI Best Bowling -
  ODI Catches/stumpings 159/15
  Date 8 September
  Year 2003


Alec James Stewart OBE (born 8 April , 1963 in Merton , Surrey ) is a retired English Cricket er, a right-handed Batsman - Wicketkeeper and former captain of the English Cricket Team . He is the most capped English Test cricketer, having played in an English Record of 133 Test matches.

He was educated at Tiffin Boys' School in Kingston Upon Thames and made his debut for Surrey in 1981 earning a reputation as an aggressive opening batsman and occasional wicketkeeper. He made his England debut in the first Test of the 1989/90 tour of the West Indies , along with Nasser Hussain , who would eventually replace him as England captain.

He was vice-captain of the England side during most of Michael Atherton 's tenure as captain, eventually succeeding him in 1998. While England won their first series under him, against South Africa , failures against Australia and in the 1999 Cricket World Cup saw him sacked from the captaincy to be replaced by Hussain.

He continued as an England player for five more seasons, and became only the fourth player to score a century in his 100th Test at Old Trafford .

He has the dubious honour of having the lowest batting average of any player to have scored 8000 or more runs in test cricket.

He is also the son of former English Test cricketer, Micky Stewart . Stewart is a well-known supporter of Surrey County Cricket Club and Chelsea F.C.


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  Before Mike Atherton
  Title English National Cricket Captain
  Years 1998 - 1999
  After Nasser Hussain