Former England Test Captain Ted Dexter Died – Know His Wife Susan Longfield And Family

Susan Longfield was the wife of former England Test Captain Ted Dexter. Ted died recently at the age of 86 in Wolverhampton after a recent illness. Explore this article to know about her and her husband’s death cause.

Susan is the daughter of former English cricketer Thomas Cuthbert Longfield and former England’s Test Captain Ted Dexter.

Her husband, Ted, died recently in Wolverhampton, surrounded by his family after he has suffered from an illness. He was an aggressive middle-order batsman and also a part-time medium-pace bowler.

For his nation, England, he has played 62 test matches and captain England’s cricket team and Sussex county cricket team in the early-’60s.

Susan’s husband is known as “Lord Ted,” his nickname.

Recently, a few months back, in June 2021, he was included in the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame. He was included as one of the special new members to mark the first edition of the ICC World Test Championship final.

Although it is said, he died due to an illness but is yet to be known what type of illness he was in.

Susan Longfield: Ted Dexter Wife

Susan Longfield has an athletic family as her husband was a former England’s Test captain.

And, her father was a former English cricketer.

However, Susan is known by her father’s and husband’s name, although she is a looker and a former model.

Susan used to work in Paris as a model, as found on Ted’s Wikipedia. More than that, we are unable to know about her personal and previous life.

Susan Longfield Age: How Old Is She?

Susan Longfield’s actual age is yet to be known.

However, her husband dies at 86 years old, so by looking at his age, Susan might be around 80 years old.

She hails from Wolverhampton, and she holds British nationality.

Her Family And Children

Susan Longfield has an athletic background family. Her father, Thomas Cuthbert Longfield, was a former Kent Cricketer.

Her husband, who recently died, was a former England’s Test team captain.

Though, her mothers’ information is not known up to now. And, we are unable to find details regarding her children and grandchildren, if she has.

All of her family members are with Ted while lying on the bed for his death in Wolverhampton.

Find Her Net Worth

Susan Longfield’s net worth details remain unknown to date.

She might have earned quite a hefty amount during her modeling days, but as of now, her net worth remains unknown. Through some sources, we found her husband’s net worth is $$6 Million.

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