A second Europeans team was formed in Madras in 1908 and this also gained first-class status in 1915/16 when the annual Madras Presidency Match began. That fixture, played at the Chepauk Stadium until January 1948, was between the Europeans and the Indians. The last match was played five months after India gained Independence from the United Kingdom.[1] The Lahore Tournament began in March 1923 and was played sporadically at the Lawrence Gardens ground in Lahore until January 1930. These matches were also first-class and involved the Europeans, the Hindus, the Muslims and the Sikhs.[1] The Europeans played occasional matches against other teams, including Marylebone Cricket Club in 1926.[1]
The details are the player's usual name followed by the years in which he was active as a first-class player for Europeans teams, and then his name is given as it would appear on modern match scorecards. Note that many players represented other first-class teams besides the Europeans.[3]
^E. J. Allen played two first-class match for the side in 1928.[4]
^F. C. Behrend played two first-class match for the side in 1928.[5]
^George Bland played one first-class match for the side in August 1898. He was born at Edgbaston in 1858 and died in Yorkshire in 1938; no other biographical details are known.[6]
^Bowman played two first-class match for the side in 1916.[7]
^B. A. Bragg played two first-class match for the side in 1923 and 1924.[8]
^W. Buyford played his only first-class match for the side in 1913.[9]
^W. B. Chilton played his only first-class match for the side in 1923.[10]
^R. Coleman played his only first-class match for the side in 1941.[11]
^E. R. Coxon played one first-class match for the side in March 1924. No other biographical details are known.[12]
^Davis played his only first-class match for the side in 1919.[13]
^Duncan played his only first-class match for the side in 1900.[14]
^Ellison played one first-class match for the side in September 1896. Apart from being born in Bangalore in 1871, no other biographical details are known.[15]
^R. Fawkes played his only first-class match for the side in 1919.[16]
^O. L. Fullinfaw played one first-class match for the side in January 1947; he later played a first-class match for the Services cricket team. No other biographical details are known.[17]
^B. Gaillard played two first-class matches for the side in 1927. No other biographical details are known.[18]
^B. Gaillard played one first-class match for the side in 1919. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a captain in the military; not the below player, as he was killed in the First World War.[19]
^W. S. Hosking played his only first-class match for the side in 1937.[20]
^Hyde played one first-class match for the side in January 1918. No other biographical details are known.[21]
^P. Johnson played his only first-class match for the side in 1924.[22]
^Kemp played one first-class match for the side in January 1931. No other biographical details are known.[23]
^Killick played one first-class match for the side in January 1932. No other biographical details are known.[24]
^F. Knox played one first-class match for the side in January 1924. No other biographical details are known.[25]
^James Logan played one first-class match for the side in January 1918. Apart from being born in British India in 1882, no other biographical details are known.[26]
^Lonsdale played his only first-class match for the side in 1936.[27]
^C. J. Maclaren played one first-class match for the side in September 1913. No other biographical details are known.[28]
^F. A. Matthews played two first-class matches for the side in March 1926. No other biographical details are known.[29]
^J. G. McGlynn played one first-class match for the side in January 1918. No other biographical details are known.[30]
^A. D. McIntyre played one first-class match for the side in December 1944. No other biographical details are known.[31]
^R. H. Meyer played one first-class match for the side in December 1944. No other biographical details are known.[32]
^L. O'Callaghan played one first-class match for the side in January 1941; he also stood as umpire in first-class matches in British India. No other biographical details are known.[33]
^S. Oliver played one first-class match for the side in January 1917. No other biographical details are known.[34]
^Thomas Parker played five first-class matches for the side from November 1921 to December 1928; he took one five wicket haul. No other biographical details are known.[35]
^H. Platt played two first-class matches for the side in August 1912. No other biographical details are known.[36]
^C. R. Potts played one first-class match for the side in January 1937. No other biographical details are known.[37]
^E. Priestley played three first-class matches for the side between September 1906 and September 1907. No other biographical details are known.[38]
^Proctor played one first-class match for the side in September 1900. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a private in the army.[39]
^Purser played one first-class match for the side in March 1924. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a rifleman in the army.[40]
^B. A. Richardson played one first-class match for the side in December 1945. No other biographical details are known.[41]
^Robinson played one first-class match for the side in January 1918; he took one five wicket haul. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a private in the army.[42]
^Salmon played one first-class match for the side in January 1925. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a private in the army.[43]
^A. W. Saunders played one first-class match for the side in December 1944. No other biographical details are known.[44]
^J. Skipp played two first-class matches for the side in March 1924 and November 1926. No other biographical details are known.[45]
^J. Taite played one first-class match for the side in January 1948. No other biographical details are known.[46]
^P. Thomas played two first-class matches for the side, with one match apiece in January 1936 and January 1938. No other biographical details are known.[47]
^W. H. Turnbull played one first-class match for the side in January 1947. No other biographical details are known, although as a cricketer he was a right-handed batsman and a right-arm medium pace bowler.[48]
^A. Vezey played two first-class matches for the side in November and December 1925. No other biographical details are known.[49]
^W. S. Walcott played three first-class matches for the side between August 1902 and August 1903; he also played one first-class match for Bombay in November 1902. No other biographical details are known.[50]
^S. Ward played one first-class match for the side in January 1934. No other biographical details are known.[51]
^T. H. Watts played three first-class matches for the side between September 1910 and September 1912. No other biographical details are known.[52]
^White played one first-class match for the side in December 1920. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a private in the army.[53]
^Winterbottom played one first-class match for the side in September 1900. No other biographical details are known, except that he was a bombardier in the army.[54]
^D. R. Wright played one first-class match for the side in January 1948. No other biographical details are known.[55]
^W. J. Wright played two first-class matches for the side in December 1944 and 1945. No other biographical details are known.[56]
