Born 7 December 1976 in Sydney, Langford-Smith's first two Ireland matches were played in June 2005, but he was playing
against Ireland for the
MCC as Ireland warmed up for the
2005 ICC Trophy. He made his debut for Ireland proper on 23 April 2006, playing against
Hampshire He continued playing in the C&G Trophy that year, This was followed by a C&G Trophy match against
Middlesex at
Lord's and Ireland's first One-Day International. Langford-Smith then played in the 2006
European Championship in Scotland in August, playing against
Denmark,
Italy, the
Netherlands and
Scotland. This was followed by a match against the MCC at Lord's and continued in the Irish side, playing in the 2007
Friends Provident Trophy though he turned out for his club,
Phoenix Cricket Club, the day after the squad was announced. He retired from international cricket in April 2008 citing work and family commitments.
Statistics In all matches for Ireland, Langford-Smith has scored 246
runs at an
average of 15.38 with a top score of 39 against
Somerset in May 2007, ==References==