Barber, Bob, 1935-

found: The professional amateur, 2015:title page (Bob Barber) page 11, etc. (born September 1935, probably in a nursing home in Wythenshawe; made his debut for Lancashire against Glamorgan on May 8, 1954; studied Natural Sciences at Cambridge; made captain of Lancashire in 1960 as an amateur; made his debut for England against South Africa on June 9, 1960; he lost the captaincy of Lancashire at the end of the 1961 season; he joined Warwickshire in 1963; retired from cricket in 1971; diploma in business from Liverpool Polytechnic; MBA, Liverpool University; worked for the British Institute of Management in London, then the management consultancy Collinson Grant; he then took over Sanoda, which became very successful; after giving up the company in the late 1980s, he began a career as an investor, particularly in South East Asia where he spends his winters; lives in Switzerland)

found: Wikipedia, viewed November 4, 2015(Bob Barber; Robert William "Bob" Barber; born September 26, 1935; former English cricketer who played first class cricket for Cambridge University, Lancashire and Warwickshire; he played 28 Test matches for England; after retiring from cricket he went into business)