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110:Right-handed
93:(1998-11-13)
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1578:1914 births
1202:first-class
1200:Australian
1104:Doug Wright
941:Cary, p. 84
923:Cary, p. 60
914:Cary, p. 57
905:Cary, p. 63
847:Cary, p. 59
808:Doug Wright
688:, with two
686:Neil Harvey
646:Bill Edrich
642:Ron Hamence
618:Alec Bedser
606:Don Bradman
550:Alec Bedser
434:Don Bradman
414:leg-spinner
244:Runs scored
227:First-class
218:Competition
172:New Zealand
30:Doug Wright
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1479:1943–44: –
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1314:1916–17: –
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1156:1954–1956
1092:0002162369
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932:Cary, p. 1
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720:team-mate
702:Len Hutton
630:Don Tallon
520:tail-ender
493:Headingley
461:Cutting a
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118:Right-arm
99:Canterbury
69:1914-08-21
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767:Middlesex
690:long hops
614:Jack Ikin
612:taken by
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279:Top score
195:1932–1957
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391:Source:
368:Catches/
268:100s/50s
1505:Johnson
1255:Garnsey
1249:Garnsey
1243:Collins
1219:Travers
1152:captain
1082:(1975)
1072:(1951)
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598:Bradman
555:In the
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422:England
308:Wickets
233:Matches
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107:Batting
1499:Mankad
1493:Wright
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726:muscle
694:googly
666:Lord's
594:Barnes
440:, and
302:92,918
296:bowled
125:medium
101:, Kent
77:Sidcup
1487:Tribe
1124:from
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325:39.11
315:2,056
299:8,135
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