Cyril Arthur Merry (20 January 1911 – 19 April 1964) was a cricketer who played for Trinidad and Tobago and West Indies.

[1] Merry was a hard-hitting right-hand batsman and occasional bowler who had played only a handful of matches for Trinidad before he was picked for the 1933 West Indies tour of England.

He was one of the more forceful batsmen in the side, and his 146 in the match against Warwickshire was made at more than a run a minute.

His bowling appears to have been used largely to change ends or break partnerships.

Merry was also captain of the Queen's Park Cricket Club in Port of Spain and later its secretary.