Ian Stanley Akers-Douglas (16 November 1909 – 16 December 1952) was an English amateur cricketer and rackets player.
[3] His cricketing career began with one match for the Kent Second XI in the 1928 Minor Counties Championship before making his first-class debut for Oxford University in 1929.
Akers-Douglas returned to play for Oxford in 1930 and made four appearances for Kent in the County Championship during the 1930 season.
Following the close of the 1938 season, Akers-Douglas played just one further cricket match for Kent, against the Rest of England.
His first marriage, to Joan Holroyd Toms, in 1933, produced a daughter, and ended in divorce in 1943, in which it was alleged his wife had committed adultery with Geoffrey Lowndes.