Khershed Meherhomji
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Khershedji Rustomji Meherhomji pronunciation (9 August 1911 in Bombay – 10 February 1982 in Bombay) played for India as a wicket-keeper.
Meherhomji toured England in 1936 and played in the Test at Manchester. He represented Parsis in Bombay Pentangular and various sides in the Ranji Trophy. His uncle Rustomji Meherhomji toured England with the 1911 All India team.
He is the uncle of the Australian cricket statistician Kersi Meher-Homji.
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