Terry Lee - Manly Warringah

Manly Warringah District Cricket Club | May 16, 2026

Terry Lee is widely regarded as one of the great figures in Manly Cricket history. Representing the club from 1954 to 1977, he compiled an outstanding 7,504 runs at an average just shy of 35, securing his place among the club’s top ten run-scorers of all time.

A prolific batsman, Lee held the club record for most centuries, with 15 to his name—a milestone that stood for decades before being surpassed by Jay Lenton. His contributions were instrumental in Manly’s success, including their First-Grade premiership victories in the 1957/58 and 1973/74 seasons, the latter under the captaincy of Mick Pawley.

Beyond his achievements at club level, Lee’s talent was recognised at a higher level, earning him selection for New South Wales on 27 occasions.