Malcolm Walker (14 October 1933 – 2 September 1986) was a cricketer who played for Somerset in first-class matches between 1952 and 1958.
Three wickets in the match earned him a contract, and in 1953 he started the season as a regular member of what was a very weak side.
[2] He made exactly 100, putting on 152 with Peter Wight for the fourth wicket and more than doubling his previous first-class aggregate.
That limited his further appearances, but he failed to reach 50 in any other innings that season, though his off-spin produced a return of five for 45 against Gloucestershire at Bristol, and that, like his century, remained the best of his career.
[4] In its review of Somerset's season, Wisden said the innings at Romford "raised hopes of [Walker] developing into an attractive opening batsman".