William Victor Fox (8 January 1898 – 17 February 1949) was an English sportsman who played both cricket and football to a high level.
Fox made his first-class debut for Worcestershire in May 1923, making 5 and 7 in an innings defeat against Hampshire at Southampton.
[1] However, thereafter he contributed some useful innings throughout the season and ended not far short of a thousand runs, including his maiden century, an unbeaten 178 against Northamptonshire.
[5] His form fell away in 1930, and after hitting 134 against Lancashire at the start of July[6] Fox made only one further half-century in 15 innings that year.
He was a strictly occasional bowler, sending down fewer than 35 overs in his career and claiming just two first-class wickets.