| CRONJE | W J -, South Africa Test cricketer who hit 135 against India at Port Elizabeth in 1992 |
| PROCTER | M J ___, South Africa Test cricketer who took 6-73 against Australia at Port Elizabeth in 1970 (7) |
| DUPLESSIS | F ___, South Africa Test cricketer who hit 137 against New Zealand at Port Elizabeth in 2013 (2,7) |
| NTINI | Makhaya ___, South Africa Test cricketer who took 6-59 against Pakistan at Port Elizabeth in 2007 (5 |
| GANGA | D ___, West Indies Test cricketer who hit 135 against India at Basseterre in 2006 (5) |
| KLUSENER | L ?, South Africa Test cricketer who made 174 against England in Port Elizabeth in 1999 |
| LANCE | South Africa Test cricketer who made 174 against England in Port Elizabeth in 1999 (5) |
| BARLOW | E J -, South Africa Test cricketer who hit 201 against Australia at Adelaide in 1964 |
| CHANDERPAUL | S ?, West Indies Test cricketer who made 104 against South Africa in Port Elizabeth in 2007 |
| LAKMAL | Suranga ...... , Sri Lanka Test cricketer who took 5-63 against South Africa in Port Elizabeth in 2016 (6) |
| ATHEY | C W J ___, England Test cricketer who hit 123 against Pakistan at Lord's in 1987 (5) |
| MUNRO | Colin ..... , 2013 New Zealand Test cricket debutant against South Africa in Port Elizabeth (5) |
| BENSTOKES | New Zealand-born cricketer who hit an unbeaten 135 to win the Ashes Test at Headingley in 2019 |
| GAYLE | West Indies opener who made 135 in the 1st ODI against England in Bridgetown in 2019 (5) |
| CHRIS | West Indies opener who made 135 in the 1st ODI against England in Bridgetown in 2019 (5) |
| WYCLIFFE | Detective in a series of novels set in the author W. J. Burley's native Cornwall and surrounding areas (8) |
| RAILWAYGUIDE | Bradshaw's ___ ___: handbook first published by W.J. Adams in 1839 (7,5) |
| CHOI | K J -, South Korean golfer; 2011 Players Championship winner (4) |
| ALGOA | Bay in South Africa upon which Port Elizabeth stands (5) |
| VOCE | W ___, England Test cricketer who took 7-70 against West Indies at Port of Spain, Trinidad in 1930 ( |
