10 best players of all time from Middlesex

9 Phil Edmonds

Left-arm orthodox spinner Phil Edmonds came into prominence with the cricket team at Cambridge University and by 1971, he had made his debut for Middlesex in first-class cricket.

Edmonds proved to be an excellent player for Middlesex over the next 21 years and reigned as one of the best spinners on the English domestic circuit.

In a first-class career that spanned 391 games, he picked up 1246 wickets at an average of 25.66, while on the other hand, he did quite well in the 301 List A games with a haul of 323 wickets. Edmonds' great show for Middlesex earned him a call to the national side as well and he went on to play 51 Test for England.

He picked up 125 wickets in his international career and also scored 2 fifties. There is no doubt that he was one of Middlesex's finest.