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Roy Genders was an English cricketer born on July 21, 1913, in Calcutta, India. He played as a right-handed batsman and occasional right-arm medium-fast bowler, representing Worcestershire in first-class cricket. Genders made his debut in 1930 and had a career spanning over a decade, with notable contributions to the team during the 1930s.
Throughout his career, Genders appeared in 246 first-class matches and accumulated over 9,000 runs, including 16 centuries, with a highest score of 212. He was particularly renowned for his ability to play aggressive innings and adapt to varying conditions, which contributed to Worcestershire's competitive edge during his tenure. In addition to his batting prowess, he also took 64 wickets, showcasing his all-round capabilities.
After retiring from professional cricket, Genders left a lasting legacy through his contributions to Worcestershire cricket and his influence on younger cricketers. He was known for his dedication to the sport and was a respected figure in the cricket community. Genders passed away on December 17, 1995, leaving behind a rich history within English cricket.