Dave Gregory (cricketer) - Later Cricket Career

Later Cricket Career

After retirement, Gregory was made honorary secretary of the New South Wales Cricket Association, and also stood as an umpire for a first-class match on 27 January 1892. He died in Turramurra, Sydney in 1919.

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