10 best players of all time from Middlesex

5 Angus Fraser

Angus Fraser

Although he was born in Lancashire, the seat of one of English cricket's greatest county teams, Angus Fraser played for Middlesex and went on to become one of England's top fast bowlers in the 1990s.

Fraser's accurate bowling, coupled with disconcerting bounce and just the right amount of seam movement, made him a very difficult bowler to face. In addition to that, he was a workhorse and could bowl long spells.

He first debuted for Middlesex in 1984 and continued to play for the next 18 years, during the course of which he became the team's top bowler.

In his first-class career, Fraser picked up 886 wickets at an average of 27.40, while in List A cricket he played 336 games and claimed 392 victims at an average of 26.49. He is one of the giants of Middlesex cricket.