List of Presidents of Surrey County Cricket Club

Surrey County Cricket Club is one of eighteen county teams in England that play first-class cricket. Below is a complete list of those who have served as President of the club. The position is an unpaid honorary one, the President acting as a figurehead. Those chosen are distinguished supporters of the club from all walks of life, including politics, business and entertainment, as well as notable former Surrey players and officials. In recent years, Presidents have usually served a one-year term, from the AGM held in March or April of the year specified until the following year's AGM.

No.	Name	Years
1	W. Strahan	1844–1855
2	H. Marshall	1856–1866
3	Frederick Miller	1867–1878
4	William Monson	1879–1894
5	Richard Webster	1895–1915
6	Jeremiah Colman	1916–1922
7	St John Brodrick	1923–1925
8	George Longman	1926–1928
9	Henry Leveson-Gower	1929–1939
10	B.A. Glanvill	1940–1946
11	Harry Primrose	1947–1949
12	Walter Monckton	1950–1952 1959–1964
13	Arthur Tedder	1953–1958
14	George Nugent	1965–1968
15	Caryl Thain	1969
16	Maurice Allom	1970–1977
17	W.E. Gerrish	1978
18	George Edwards	1979
19	Alfred Gover	1980
20	Stuart Surridge	1981
21	Geoffrey Rimbault	1982
22	Michael Barton	1983
23	Alexander Durie	1984
25	Robert Carr	1985
26	Martin Turner	1986
27	Alec Bedser	1987
28	Michael Sandberg	1988
29	Geoffrey Howard	1989
30	Eric Bedser	1990
31	Bernard Coleman	1991
32	William D. Wickson and Dennis Cox	1992
33	John Stocker	1993
34	John Poland	1994
35	Peter May	1995^{[nb 1]}
36	John Paul Getty, Jr.	1996
37	Betty Surridge	1997
38	Micky Stewart	1998–99
39	John Major	2000–01
40	Brian Downing	2002–03
41	Derek Newton	2004
42	Richard Stilgoe	2005
43	John Edrich	2006
44	Vic Dodds	2007
45	Roger Knight	2008
46	Mike Soper	2009
47	David Watts	2010
48	Roger Harman	2011
49	Sir Michael Pickard	2012
50	Sir Trevor McDonald	2013-14
51	Pat Pocock	2015-16
52	David P Stewart	2017-18

↑ Peter May was awarded the honour of President after his death from a brain tumour on 27 December 1994.

References

Surrey CCC Yearbook (various years - the 1980 Yearbook has a complete list of officials up to that date)

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[1] Peter May was awarded the honour of President after his death from a brain tumour on 27 December 1994.