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The Centenary History of South Hampstead Cricket Club (1875-1975) has a few mentions / pictures of Peach, including some career totals, should that be of help in expanding the article. Slightly separate point, but I removed link to Hampstead as they are a separate club and at present SHCC don't pass CRIN. In the days before ECB Premier Leagues, SH were in the top division of the Middlesex League over 20 years, winning the title in 1974, so it is arguable that they are historically notable. Spike 'em (talk) 10:59, 8 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]
