I remember Tim Head very well but looking at that side I have no recollection of DJ Smith. Looking him up, I see he's David Smith and was a batter (so it's strange he's so far down the order). He played 14 games for us with a top score of 13 (av 2). He must comfortably be the worst specialist batter that we've had ... or, at least, the worst who's played more than 10 games.Incidentally, I just looked at the Sussex v Australians game from that tour, and noticed we had a T Head behind the stumps for us, which I found vaguely amusing.
Looking Timothy Head up, it turned out that was his last game for us, in which he also scored his only first class half century.
He later (well into his 20s) played for Cambridge Uni, with one of his three first class games coming against Sussex.
There is, to be clear, no point to this, other than to highlight the quirks and coincidences that crop up when you look at old scorecards. And to briefly celebrate a player I'd never heard of, who happens to share a first initial and surname with an overseas player who did really badly for us.