Elvis Reifer

[1] Reifer was a key member of the Pickwick Cricket Club in the early 1980s, where as a left-arm fast-medium bowler he opened the bowling alongside Odwin Gilkes.

[1] He was signed by Hampshire for the 1984 English season as a replacement for Milton Small, who had been called up to the West Indian team prior to his arrival.

[2] Reifer made twenty first-class appearances during his one season at Hampshire,[3] taking 49 wickets at an average of 35.93, with his best figures remaining those he took on debut.

[3] Despite going wicketless in the match, he did make an unbeaten half century batting at number ten in the Barbados first innings.

[1] He was married to Carol Roberts-Reifer, a well known radio and television personality in Barbados,[1] with their son Raymon playing international cricket for the West Indies.