- Full Name: Barry Wood
- Date of Birth: December 26, 1942
- Birthplace: Ossett, Yorkshire, England
- Nationality: English
- Batting Style: Right-hand bat
- Bowling Style: Right-arm medium
- Role: Batsman
- International Career: 1972–1978
- Test Matches Played: 12
- ODI Matches Played: 13
Highlights of Barry Wood’s Career
Test Performance
One of Barry Wood’s most memorable Test innings came against Australia in the Ashes, where his gritty knock under pressure helped stabilize the innings. Despite facing fierce bowling attacks, he stood tall and absorbed the pressure like a seasoned campaigner.
ODI Highlights
Barry Wood’s ODI performances were marked by quickfire contributions and disciplined bowling spells. His adaptability made him a regular pick in England’s limited-overs squads during the early days of ODI cricket.
Domestic Glory
Wood’s standout performances in domestic cricket were numerous. Whether it was scoring crucial runs or bowling in death overs, Barry Wood always rose to the occasion. His most cherished moment in county cricket was helping Lancashire win the Gillette Cup, one of the premier domestic one-day tournaments in the 1970s.
