Johnson batted left-handed and bowled orthodox slow left-arm spin.
From 1969 onwards, he played several Second XI matches for Worcestershire County Cricket Club in his summer holidays.
In 1971, he played in two games for the Northamptonshire County Cricket Club seconds.
In 1972, he topped the batting averages for the Young England Under-19 cricket team on a tour of the West Indies.
He scored a total of 438 runs with an average of 62.57.
In his four seasons at Worcestershire, Johnson won runners-up medals in the 1972 John Player League and the 1973 Benson & Hedges Cup.
In 1974, the Worcestershire team, which included Imran Khan, won the County Championship.
Johnson batted left-handed and bowled orthodox slow left-arm spin. From 1969 onwards, he played several Second XI matches for Worcestershire County Cricket Club in his summer holidays. In 1971, he played in two games for the Northamptonshire County Cricket Club seconds. In 1972, he topped the batting averages for the Young England Under-19 cricket team on a tour of the West Indies. He scored a total of 438 runs with an average of 62.57. In his four seasons at Worcestershire, Johnson won runners-up medals in the 1972 John Player League and the 1973 Benson & Hedges Cup. In 1974, the Worcestershire team, which included Imran Khan, won the County Championship.
Ivan Johnson