Given the question: What type of details about douglas ovenstone can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: douglas macpherson ovenstone -lrb- 31 july 1921 -- 6 november 2011 -rrb- was a south african cricketer who played first-class cricket between 1942 -- 43 and 1947-48 . he was born at sea point , cape town , cape province and died at llandudno , cape town . ovenstone was a right-handed batsman who mainly batted in the lower order but was occasionally used as an opener , and a wicketkeeper . he played in a single wartime first-class match , having served in the south african forces in the second world war and been wounded at el alamein . he played regularly for western province in 1946-47 and in the match against transvaal he hit 52 while opening the batting ; this was to be his only first-class score of more than 50 . on the strength of that and four catches in the transvaal second innings , he was picked for the 1947 south african tour of england . with johnny lindsay and george fullerton also in the touring side , ovenstone 's opportunities were limited . lindsay was chosen for the first three test matches and though his poor batting meant that he then lost his test place , ovenstone was not available , as he was sidelined for two months after breaking a finger in a county game immediately after the second test ; by the time he was fit again , the tour was almost over and fullerton had taken over as the test wicketkeeper . ovenstone returned to first-class cricket with western province in the 1947-48 season , but then retired to a career in business . he ran a farm in the western cape that housed exotic animals and had interests in a family fisheries business .
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