288:'s leadership the amateur and professional had merged. He enjoyed the complete loyalty of the team and the selectors and was ready to help his players and smooth down feathers. As a captain he was a strict team disciplinarian who expected high standards, he was ruthless when the occasion demanded, but could be inflexible and unimaginative and lacked the charisma of a natural leader. In 1958–59 he played too defensively and surrendered the initiative to readily to Benaud as he concentrated on saving runs instead of trying to get batsmen out. Faced with Meckiff's bowling in the disastrous First Test he declined to make an official complaint as it would appear unsporting and sour grapes. A more ruthless captain may have resolved this problem at the start of the series, even at the loss of
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263:. He was widely regarded as the best post-war batsman England produced, tall, strong and disciplined with a near-perfect technique, a straight bat and a complete range of strokes. His standards improved with the responsibilities of captaincy and his Test average as captain was 54.03. His greatest century was against the West Indies in 1957 when England followed on 288 runs behind at
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726:. He was by far the shortest man in the team and looked only 17, but was in fact 25. Although a good man behind the stumps and a decent lower order batsman he was not Evans and lost his England place in 1960. In 1956 England had out-fielded and out-caught Australia and they were still a strong fielding team.
84:'s touring team. But in the Brisbane Test they lost by 8 wickets and the rest of the series failed to offer any hope of reversing their fortunes. The reasons for their failure were manifold; the captain was too defensive; injuries affected their best players; others were too young and inexperienced such as
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was the "straight man" of the
England fast bowling attack, running up the hill and into the wind while Tyson and Trueman let rip from the other end. He maintained a nagging line and length, but "George" was regarded as an unlucky bowler, so many times did he beat the batsman only to see the ball miss
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entertained the crowds with the "sunshine of his style", but was unfairly seen as a fair weather man who only succeeded when the going was good. He came a poor third to May and
Cowdrey in the Test batting averages, but was the most consistent batsmen on the tour. If ever a man was famous for a single
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was on his fourth tour of
Australia, having visited before in 1946–47, 1950–51 and 1954–55. He was chosen in part for his batting, having made centuries against the West Indies and India, but his loud and enthusiastic wicketkeeping was a joy to watch and considered by far the best in the world. When
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was on his third tour down under, but his painfully slow scoring was blamed for paralysing the
England batting. This is unjust as the stonewalling of "Barnacle Bailey" had been previously seen as the backbone of the lower border and was unlikely to change his style when promoted to open the innings.
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was flown in from Paris (where his wife worked as a model) in the middle of the tour, having been unlucky to not be picked in the first place If he had been part of the original team he would have acclimatised, but although he did well in the tour matches he failed in the Tests, but made 141 in New
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had over
English batsmen. In the low scoring Ashes series of 1956 he had made 453 runs (90.60) and was out only once for less than 50, when he made 43. Although himself a highly educated amateur and a gentleman he realised that the old class divisions in English cricket were breaking down and under
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It was a tour which saw all sorts of perverse happenings – from an injury list that never stopped (and culminated in only 12 out of 18 being fit to fly to New
Zealand), to the dis-satisfaction with umpiring and bowlers' actions that so undermined morale. From various causes England gave below their
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in 1956-57 he took 488 minutes to reach three figures, a new record for the slowest Test century. Despite this he was known for his ability to make runs against the tightest fielding and was known to be a good tourist, but despite making consistent runs in the state matches he failed in the series
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with a dangerous faster ball. He took only 15 wickets (22.46) wickets against
Australia in 1956, but 34 wickets (7.47) against New Zealand in 1958. The selectors had had doubts about their effectiveness overseas and neither had been taken in 1954–55, but Laker would top the England Test and tour
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and
England captain. He had led the 1950–51 touring side, which had been dismissed as the weakest ever sent to Australia, and his refusal to accept defeat in the face of great odds had won him admiration from the Australian public. He had played his last Test in 1953 when England regained
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the stumps by the thinnest of margins. He lived by two mottos, the first "bowling in matches keeps me fit for bowling" preferring a quiet cigarette to physical training or net practise. The second was "if they miss, I hit", never more aptly demonstrated than in the match against
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he returned to
England in 1959 he missed three stumpings in fifteen minutes against India and retired from Test cricket as he no longer met his own exacting standards, but his Test record number of 173 catches and 46 stumpings remained unbeaten for eighteen years. The
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in 1932–33 when
England had last beaten Australia. Brown had a more robust and combative style than May and wanted to complain officially about what the English party perceived as the throwing actions of the Australian bowlers, which might have resulted in a
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Below are the Test statistics of the England squad. As was the convention of the time gentleman amateurs have their initials in front of their surname and professional players have their initials after their name, if their initials were used at all.
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in 1955 and made 300 against his old county in 1958, earning him a place on the tour. Unfortunately, just as he was needed he broke his thumb and didn't play in any of the Tests, but later made a 59 and 112 on his Ashes debut in the First Test at
128:. The press blamed the poor performance on the team's heavy drinking, bad behaviour and lack of pride – a foretaste the treatment losing teams would receive in the 1980s. It was not a happy tour by any means and it would take 12 years to recover
494:. Tyson had been the decisive force in England's 3–1 victory on the previous tour, but had been dogged by a heel injury since 1955 and had played only intermittently for England ever since. Though still capable of blazing his way through many
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to Australia. He was flown ahead to Perth where he had some gristle surgically removed from his knee, but instead of being sent home or a replacement sent for he remained with the party. After playing in two Tests he strained his
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was not replaced when he was dropped. When they Australian tour ended only 12 men were fit enough to proceed to the following tour in New Zealand, Bailey, Evans, Laker, Loader, Milton and Statham returning to England instead.
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spinning finger, which was at times immobile and sometimes caused him so much pain that he could not sleep at night. Laker retired from bowling in one match, missed the next due to sunstroke and the Fourth Test because of
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had been in and out of the England team and had toured Australia in 1954–55 without playing in any of the Tests. A fast-medium swing bowler with a wide range of pace and a nasty bouncer he took the first post war Test
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was on his final tour, but did not improve his reputation. A fast-medium swing bowler whose grudging accuracy mirrored his famously negative batting he could be very dangerous in the right conditions, taking
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thought "he was a snob, bad-mannered, ignorant and a bigot" Brown did not like Trueman either and threatened to send the Yorkshire fast bowler home, but May smoothed things over. The assistant-manager was
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that the real burden lay. Unlike the others they were a permanent fixture in the team and it was generally felt that if they failed then so did the batting. May was the leading England runmaker in
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looked set for a long career for England; he had a Test average of 46.20 at the start of the series and had made centuries against Australia, South Africa, the West Indies and New Zealand. At
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season while qualifying, and lost his England place. This situation could not have been comfortable for him and was considered to have affected his form in Australia. His opening partner was
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804:'s unfortunate debut. When he returned for the Fourth Test it had not full healed and broke it again, but he continued to keep wicket on the second day. He was replaced on the third day by
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had a back ailment at the beginning of the tour that affected his bowling and the Fifth Test was his last Test, as he was considered too unfit to tour New Zealand. He continued to play for
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and with considerable justification. He possessed a text-book side-on action which generated great pace and menacing late swing which was coupled with the fitness and stamina to bowl a
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games. Ironically his faster ball that became embroiled him in the throwing controversy proved to be ineffective in the Tests. In the 1962–63 tour Lock would not be taken, but joined
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in 1957. He bowled consistently well and took 26 wickets (19.50) on the tour, but only 7 wickets (27.57) in what was to be his last Test series. Along with Tyson, Laker and Loader
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suffered from sunstroke in an early match and had to retire from the field, and was unfit to play in the next game. He retired from the Australian XI match with a strained
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which kept him out of the New South Wales game and the Fourth Test. He and Statham were in a car crash before the Fifth Test and he never played for England again.
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had a long-term injury in the form of a blistered right heel as a result of his foot twisting inside ill-fitting cricket boots, he also missed tour games due to
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The MCC team suffered from a long list of injuries that affected their ability to contest the Ashes series, particularly as they only had a 16-man squad because
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pulled a knee ligament in the first match of the tour, but returned to make a century using a runner and was fit for all the Tests after missing two games.
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after Australia had reduced them to 12/3. The left-handed strokemaker failed to gain a regular place in the Test team, but was recalled after he moved to
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and missed the first two months of the tour, thus reducing the touring team to 15. When he did get to play he was out of practice and out of form.
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to Australia and played a one-day single-innings match there against the Ceylon national team, which at that time did not have Test status.
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bowling averages. Lock would have a chequered tour; taking only 5 wickets (75.20) in the Tests, but 28 wickets (21.32) in the other
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He was one of the few England players to have a successful tour with 12 wickets (23.83) despite missing the Fifth Test along with
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politics and was de-selected for the tour, though he went to Australia as a journalist. Wardle was a real loss, a
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preferred to rotate their reserve wicket-keepers and in 1958–59 it was the turn of the reserve Surrey keeper
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tour match on Christmas Eve had his finger fractured, which was jarred and broken again in the game against
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was considered the greatest backward short leg in the world and one of the safest pair of hands in cricket.
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as captain in 1957 and had his best season in 1958. He injured his knee getting out of a deckchair on the
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In the Eye of the Typhoon: The Inside Story of the MCC Tour of Australia and New Zealand 1954/55
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in 1957 against the West Indies, but was mostly used for containment and failed on the tour.
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when they had a car accident just before the Fifth Test, but he recovered to overtake
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was a late reinforcement and a capable swing bowler, but did not bowl in the Tests.
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bowling in the nets before the Fifth Test, but recovered to play in New Zealand.
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England Versus Australia: An Illustrated History of Every Test Match Since 1877
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after 19 years, when he was the only man in the team to have toured with
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and never made another Test century. He had been the amateur captain of
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had taken 46 wickets (9.60) against the Australians with his ferocious
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Zealand. After an indifferent summer against India he was taken the
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897:'s 236 wickets to become the greatest wicket-taker in Test cricket.
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4185:
Seasons in the Sun: the Story of the Victorian Cricket Association
507:"The Best Bloody English Fast Bowler That Ever Drew Bloody Breath"
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Cricket Reflections : Five Decades of Cricket Photographs
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broke his middle finger and missed the Third Test, leading to
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injured his knee getting out of a deckchair on board the
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trio of Loader, Laker and Lock had taken wickets, as had
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International cricket competitions from 1945–46 to 1960
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in 1961 and was a noted cricket historian. Like Brown,
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3790:"Statsguru - Tests - PBH May - Batting career summary"
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when he batted for 346 minutes to save the England at
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Chuckers: A history of throwing in Australian cricket
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4168:
A tale of two Tests: With some thoughts on captaincy
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812:, batted in both innings, but missed the Fifth Test.
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he took 10/88 and 2/42 against the tourists, but at
3859:
312:being the only man to defeat him in a Test series.
7842:Sri Lankan cricket seasons from 1880–81 to 1971–72
7822:Australian cricket seasons from 1945–46 to 1969–70
4223:Benaud & Co: The story of the Tests, 1958–1959
705:
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333:and wanted to become a professional player for
300:and led England to its first series victory in
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4044:The Illustrated Encyclopedia of World Cricket
614:travelled with only 16 men and two spinners,
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970:
671:and was instrumental in their defeat of the
35:English cricket team in Australia in 1958–59
18:English cricket team in Australia in 1958-59
3940:p72, John Snow, Cricket Rebel, Hamlyn, 1976
881:and he was sent home before the Fifth Test.
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203:, baggage-master and general factotum. The
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4204:, The Macmillan Company of Australia, 1987
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4195:The Wisden Book of Test Cricket 1877–1978
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610:. Even worse he was not replaced and the
6496:International cricket tours of Sri Lanka
4981:International cricket tours of Australia
4105:Swanton in Australia, with MCC 1946–1975
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982:Test Statistics of England Team 1958-59
925:contracted a mysterious back ailment in
824:at the start of the tour because of his
3643:See Main Article - 1958-59 Ashes series
3381:See Main Article - 1958-59 Ashes series
3108:See Main Article - 1958-59 Ashes series
2852:See Main Article - 1958-59 Ashes series
2600:See Main Article - 1958-59 Ashes series
539:in his 6/36 against the West Indies at
522:when he took 7/47 – six bowled and one
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4115:As It Was, The Memoirs of Fred Trueman
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4068:The Guinness Book of Cricket Blunders
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2615:31 December 1958 – 5 January 1959
570:Umpiring in the 1958–59 Ashes series
459:Umpiring in the 1958–59 Ashes series
4157:The Lord's Taverners Fifty Greatest
3653:The English team had a stopover in
563:
452:
24:
7832:English cricket tours of Sri Lanka
7827:English cricket tours of Australia
4133:John Arlott's 100 Greatest Batsman
4121:
734:fielder to take 100 Test catches,
483:thought was one too many, and the
25:
7858:
4011:, John Blake Publishing Ltd, 2005
3663:
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104:, or at the end of their career;
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4306:
4061:The Pictorial History of Cricket
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792:and had his best season in 1959.
463:England took four fast bowlers;
7202:
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4867:Australia v England Test series
4216:A History of Australian Cricket
4080:, Sidgewick & Jackson, 1988
3997:
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913:'s wrist when fielding against
706:The wicket-keepers and fielders
4170:, Hodder & Stoughton, 1962
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1684:Right-Handed Top Order Batsman
1619:Right-Handed Top Order Batsman
1557:Right-Handed Top Order Batsman
1499:Right-Handed Top Order Batsman
820:announced his retirement from
210:
13:
1:
4240:The Barclays World of Cricket
4225:, Angus & Robertson, 1959
4135:. Macdonald Queen Anne Press.
3682:
3123:30 January–5 February 1959
1439:Left-Handed Top Order Batsman
215:In 1958 life looked good for
6423:(West Indies & World XI)
6063:Other multi-team tournaments
4187:, Hargreen Publishing, 1993.
4083:Ken Kelly and David Lemmon,
3856:, Heinemann Publishers, 1985
1379:Right-Handed Opening Batsman
1321:Right-Handed Opening Batsman
37:, playing as England in the
7:
4095:Cricket From the Grandstand
4078:The Ten Greatest Test Teams
4070:, Guinness Publishing, 1996
3779:p53-54, Graveney and Giller
3676:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1259:Left-Handed Opening Batsman
933:game despite having a cold.
769:
750:was a good close field and
257:the West Indies 3–0 in 1957
10:
7863:
7807:1959 in Australian cricket
7797:1958 in Australian cricket
4178:: Cricketer, Captain, Guru
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873:was hit repeatedly in the
687:to Australia by plane, an
642:he took 9/37 and 10/53, a
567:
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243:on the triumphant tour of
27:International cricket tour
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4454:
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4326:
3913:p87-93, Willis and Murphy
3648:
971:The England touring squad
808:, a part-time keeper for
55:Johnny Douglas in 1911-12
51:other matches on the tour
4849:
4750:
4664:
4597:
4580:
4573:
4546:
4517:
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4462:
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4343:
3843:p54, Graveney and Giller
3614:Melbourne Cricket Ground
2823:Melbourne Cricket Ground
630:, still a record for an
390:The middle order batsmen
249:South Africa 3–2 in 1955
59:Percy Chapman in 1928-29
7817:1959 in English cricket
7802:1958 in English cricket
3985:p204-205, Swanton, 1986
3976:p173-174, Swanton, 1986
3886:p104-105, Swanton, 1977
3716:p115-116, Swanton, 1977
3670:Playfair Cricket Annual
2606:Second Test - Melbourne
2570:Brisbane Cricket Ground
720:Marylebone Cricket Club
679:cricket. Belatedly the
608:South Africa in 1956-57
598:and had been lethal in
511:thousand overs a season
261:New Zealand 4–0 in 1958
4180:, Kangaroo Press, 1996
4053:May's Men in Australia
4042:Arnold, Peter (1986).
3958:p89, Willis and Murphy
3698:p96, Willis and Murphy
3396:13–18 February 1959
3387:Fifth Test - Melbourne
3114:Fourth Test - Adelaide
235:; his county had been
145:
4218:, Andre Deutsch, 1993
4051:Bedser, Alec (1959).
3922:p40, Kelly and Lemmon
3082:Sydney Cricket Ground
2369:5–10 December 1958
2360:First Test - Brisbane
373:had transferred from
304:. He lost 2-1 to the
253:Australia 2–1 in 1956
152:The tour manager was
138:
6420:World Series Cricket
4329:List of Ashes series
4271:, Stanley Paul, 1986
4267:and Patrick Murphy,
4261:, Elvis Press, 2004.
4221:Alban George Moyes,
4159:. Heinemann-Quixote.
4076:with Norman Giller,
3994:p42, p56, p68, Brown
2867:9–15 January 1959
2311:Slow Left Arm Bowler
742:were good slips and
660:slow left arm bowler
588:slow left arm bowler
530:due to a car crash.
442:Caribbean in 1959-60
245:Australia in 1954-55
39:1958–59 Ashes series
5565:1971–72 (cancelled)
4269:Starting with Grace
4257:Bernard Whimpress,
4253:. Parrs Wood Press.
4063:, Bison Books, 1988
4022:"Ceylon v MCC 1958"
3895:p104, Swanton, 1977
3868:p106, Swanton, 1977
3854:Cricket Reflections
3755:p72, Bailey, etc...
3725:p160, Swanton, 1986
2858:Third Test - Sydney
822:First Class cricket
746:an athletic cover.
730:would be the first
648:First Class cricket
496:First Class cricket
343:First Class cricket
316:The opening batsmen
302:the West Indies 1-0
189:County Championship
7071:Tournaments hosted
6508:Test and LOI tours
5842:Tournaments hosted
4993:Test and LOI tours
4202:Pageant of Cricket
4009:My Life in Cricket
2123:fast–medium Bowler
2060:fast–medium Bowler
1992:fast–medium Bowler
710:The great England
675:and their rise in
275:, adding 411 with
199:, and was now the
176:Sir Donald Bradman
7784:
7783:
7780:
7779:
7193:
7192:
7060:
7059:
6463:
6462:
6459:
6458:
6117:Australian Forces
6083:
6082:
5831:
5830:
4948:
4947:
4933:
4932:
4853:
4852:
4737:
4736:
4584:
4583:
4449:
4448:
4230:On Top Down Under
4117:, Pan Books, 2004
4097:, Oldbourne, 1959
4087:, Heinemann, 1985
3816:p219-220, Trueman
3638:
3637:
3591:
3590:
3407:
3406:
3402:
3376:
3375:
3346:won by 10 wickets
3328:
3327:
3134:
3133:
3129:
3103:
3102:
3070:
3069:
2878:
2877:
2873:
2847:
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2800:
2799:
2626:
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2621:
2595:
2594:
2547:
2546:
2380:
2379:
2375:
2357:
2356:
1115:Assistant-Manager
669:Western Australia
398:and vice-captain
306:1961 Ashes series
16:(Redirected from
7854:
7199:
7198:
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6502:
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4341:
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4285:
4276:
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4254:
4183:Robert Coleman,
4160:
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4024:. CricketArchive
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3931:p284-285, Arnold
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3852:p52, Ken Kelly,
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3620:
3609:won by 9 wickets
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2818:won by 8 wickets
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2664:
2645:
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2617:
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2589:
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2565:won by 8 wickets
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2559:
2558:
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2392:
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2365:
2364:
1917:Northamptonshire
1313:Northamptonshire
979:
978:
756:Peter Richardson
677:Sheffield Shield
654:"spin twin" was
596:reverse googlies
564:The spin bowlers
453:The fast bowlers
379:Northamptonshire
322:Peter Richardson
237:County Champions
195:had toured with
193:George Duckworth
158:Northamptonshire
156:, the rugged ex-
21:
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4331:
4322:
4315:
4305:
4303:
4242:, Collins, 1986
4232:, Cassell, 1975
4173:Mark Browning,
4124:
4122:Further reading
4107:, Fontana, 1977
4055:. Stanley Paul.
4038:
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3778:
3771:
3767:p175-77, Arlott
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3476:
3469:Mortimore, J.B.
3467:
3464:P.E. Richardson
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2248:Off Spin Bowler
2184:Off Spin Bowler
2176:Gloucestershire
2170:Mortimore, J.B.
1611:Gloucestershire
1371:Gloucestershire
1245:P.E. Richardson
1213:Physiotherapist
1164:and Baggage Man
973:
931:New South Wales
911:Raman Subba Row
902:Raman Subba Row
875:South Australia
843:Achilles tendon
810:Gloucestershire
772:
708:
696:Ray Illingworth
606:in 1954–55 and
590:who could bowl
572:
566:
552:in 1953-54 and
505:called himself
461:
455:
419:innings it was
392:
371:Raman Subba Row
318:
294:New Zealand 1-0
213:
205:physiotherapist
167:Douglas Jardine
150:
126:Arthur Gilligan
90:Raman Subba Row
74:South Australia
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4228:Ray Robinson,
4226:
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4211:, Viking, 2007
4205:
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4197:, Wisden, 1979
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4149:Cowdrey, Colin
4145:Benaud, Richie
4141:Bailey, Trevor
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3664:Annual reviews
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4191:Bill Frindall
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3561:R.R. Lindwall
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3094:M.J. McInnes
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3014:M.C. Cowdrey
2997:Lock, G.A.R.
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2834:M.J. McInnes
2806:
2739:Loader, P.J.
2703:A.T.W. Grout
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1307:R. Subba Row
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1100:
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922:Fred Trueman
920:
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891:Peter Loader
884:
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847:groin strain
838:Peter Loader
836:
815:
806:Tom Graveney
795:
783:
773:
748:Fred Trueman
740:Tom Graveney
709:
689:off-spinning
640:Old Trafford
632:Ashes series
573:
528:Peter Loader
506:
503:Fred Trueman
500:Yorkshireman
485:all-rounders
477:Peter Loader
469:Fred Trueman
462:
432:
416:Tom Graveney
393:
363:Bristol City
326:Johannesburg
319:
269:Graham Gooch
241:Vice-captain
221:Charterhouse
214:
180:Fred Trueman
151:
140:
139:
134:E.W. Swanton
67:Lancashire's
41:against the
34:
29:
7718:West Indian
7645:New Zealand
7328:Bangladeshi
7204:Other tours
6959:West Indies
6776:New Zealand
6515:Afghanistan
6279:New Zealand
6101:Afghanistan
6094:Other tours
5695:West Indies
5351:New Zealand
5000:Afghanistan
4005:Fred Titmus
3949:Tyson, p112
3904:p4, Trueman
3877:Tyson, p212
3834:p430, Frith
3825:p128, Brown
3707:p86, Miller
3529:Laker, J.C.
3357:, Australia
3267:L.E. Favell
3077:Match Drawn
3062:Laker, J.C.
3052:R.N. Harvey
2992:Laker, J.C.
2985:L.E. Favell
2980:K.D. Mackay
2943:Swetman, R.
2792:Laker, J.C.
2727:R.N. Harvey
2576:, Australia
2512:T.E. Bailey
2498:T.E. Bailey
2437:T.E. Bailey
2234:Laker, J.C.
1977:T.E. Bailey
1926:fast Bowler
1911:Tyson, F.H.
1860:fast Bowler
1788:Swetman, R.
1730:Evans, T.G.
1543:E.R. Dexter
938:Frank Tyson
895:Alec Bedser
802:Roy Swetman
724:Roy Swetman
700:Fred Titmus
692:all-rounder
665:First Class
604:New Zealand
465:Frank Tyson
273:333 in 1990
211:The captain
122:Frank Tyson
98:Roy Swetman
45:and as the
43:Australians
7791:Categories
7232:Australian
6582:Bangladesh
6444:Pakistan A
5891:Tri-series
5016:Bangladesh
4265:Bob Willis
4153:Laker, Jim
3746:p5, Bedser
3683:References
3627:(AUS) and
3566:G.F. Rorke
3365:(AUS) and
3288:P.B.H. May
3259:J.W. Burke
3245:G.F. Rorke
3196:J.W. Burke
3092:(AUS) and
3025:P.B.H. May
2935:P.B.H. May
2836:(AUS) and
2782:J.W. Burke
2763:I. Meckiff
2753:P.B.H. May
2698:I. Meckiff
2683:P.B.H. May
2584:(AUS) and
2444:I. Meckiff
2121:Right-arm
2058:Right-arm
2051:Lancashire
1990:Right-arm
1924:Right-arm
1858:Right-arm
1667:P.B.H. May
1425:Watson, W.
1154:Lancashire
1042:F.R. Brown
927:Queensland
915:Queensland
907:Ron Archer
744:Ted Dexter
622:. In 1956
584:Headingley
558:Ted Dexter
541:Headingley
492:Ted Dexter
437:Ted Dexter
351:Headingley
286:Len Hutton
94:Ted Dexter
7847:The Ashes
7666:Pakistani
7593:Malaysian
6536:Australia
6387:Sri Lanka
5999:1999–2000
5850:World Cup
5629:Sri Lanka
5499:1999–2000
5300:1999–2000
4865:Non-Ashes
4313:The Ashes
3623:Umpires:
3618:Melbourne
3607:Australia
3514:R. Benaud
3479:R. Benaud
3450:Australia
3400:scorecard
3361:Umpires:
3344:Australia
3306:R. Benaud
3282:follow-on
3237:R. Benaud
3151:Australia
3127:scorecard
3088:Umpires:
3035:R. Benaud
2953:R. Benaud
2921:Australia
2871:scorecard
2832:Umpires:
2827:Melbourne
2816:Australia
2669:Australia
2619:scorecard
2580:Umpires:
2563:Australia
2519:R. Benaud
2454:R. Benaud
2423:Australia
2373:scorecard
1851:Yorkshire
1108:Hampshire
1048:Northants
889:was with
862:Peter May
854:Tony Lock
831:arthritis
826:arthritic
817:Jim Laker
752:Tony Lock
736:Peter May
656:Tony Lock
624:Jim Laker
600:Australia
580:Yorkshire
537:hat-trick
396:Peter May
386:in 1961.
384:Edgbaston
298:India 5-0
290:Tony Lock
265:Edgbaston
225:Cambridge
217:Peter May
163:The Ashes
130:The Ashes
114:Jim Laker
82:Peter May
49:in their
31:Peter May
7697:Scottish
7344:Canadian
7010:Zimbabwe
6842:Pakistan
6371:Scotland
5806:Zimbabwe
5442:Pakistan
4249:(2004).
4155:(1983).
4131:(1986).
3658:en route
3355:Adelaide
3084:, Sydney
2712:& 1
2471:& 1
959:en route
879:Victoria
770:Injuries
646:for all
628:off-spin
592:Chinamen
520:Victoria
479:, which
355:football
172:Bodyline
78:Victoria
7756:2020–21
7740:1978–79
7735:1974–75
7730:1966–67
7725:1948–49
7709:2013–14
7704:2011–12
7688:1978–79
7683:1975–76
7678:1972–73
7673:1948–49
7657:1937–38
7636:1967–68
7631:1950–51
7626:1949–50
7621:1930–31
7605:1971–72
7600:1893–94
7584:2013–14
7579:2001–02
7563:1975–76
7558:1973–74
7553:1956–57
7548:1944–45
7543:1925–26
7527:2000–01
7522:1984–85
7517:1977–78
7512:1976–77
7507:1972–73
7502:1969–70
7497:1968–69
7492:1965–66
7487:1962–63
7482:1961–62
7477:1958–59
7472:1954–55
7467:1951–52
7462:1950–51
7457:1936–37
7452:1936–37
7447:1935–36
7442:1933–34
7437:1932–33
7432:1929–30
7427:1928–29
7422:1926–27
7417:1924–25
7412:1922–23
7407:1920–21
7402:1911–12
7397:1894–95
7392:1892–93
7387:1891–92
7382:1889–90
7377:1882–83
7370:English
7361:2011–12
7356:2009–10
7351:2000–01
7335:1985–86
7279:1935–36
7218:2009–10
7140:2001–02
7135:2001–02
7052:2023–24
7047:2021–22
7042:2020–21
7032:2001–02
7027:1997–98
7022:1996–97
7017:1983–84
7001:2024–25
6996:2021–22
6991:2019–20
6986:2015-16
6981:2010–11
6971:2001–02
6966:1993–94
6950:2021–22
6869:2005–06
6859:1996–97
6849:1985–86
6833:2024–25
6823:2013–14
6818:2012–13
6798:1992–93
6793:1986–87
6788:1984–85
6783:1983–84
6767:2022–23
6760:Ireland
6721:2008–09
6675:2020–21
6670:2018–19
6665:2014–15
6660:2011–12
6655:2007–08
6650:2003–04
6645:2000–01
6640:1992–93
6635:1981–82
6628:England
6619:2020–21
6609:2016–17
6604:2012–13
6558:2003–04
6543:1982–83
6527:2023–24
6522:2022-23
6435:1978-79
6430:1977-78
6410:2014–15
6394:1982–83
6378:2014–15
6362:2014–15
6346:1974–75
6341:1972–73
6336:1971–72
6331:1970–71
6326:1969–70
6321:1967–68
6316:1961–62
6311:1953–54
6306:1937–38
6301:1927–28
6296:1925–26
6291:1913–14
6286:1898–99
6270:2023–24
6254:2005–06
6249:1971–72
6233:2014–15
6226:Ireland
6217:1907–08
6196:2012–13
6180:1979–80
6175:1935–36
6170:1929–30
6165:1922–23
6160:1902–03
6155:1873–74
6150:1863–64
6145:1861–62
6138:English
6129:1945–46
6124:1919–20
6108:2014–15
6054:2017–18
6049:2014–15
6044:2011–12
6039:2007–08
6034:2006–07
6029:2005–06
6024:2004–05
6019:2003–04
6014:2002–03
6009:2001–02
6004:2000–01
5994:1998–99
5989:1997–98
5984:1996–97
5979:1995–96
5974:1994–95
5969:1993–94
5964:1992–93
5959:1991–92
5954:1990–91
5949:1989–90
5944:1988–89
5939:1987–88
5934:1986–87
5929:1985–86
5924:1984–85
5919:1983–84
5914:1982–83
5909:1981–82
5904:1980–81
5899:1979–80
5818:2003–04
5813:1994–95
5797:2023–24
5792:2022–23
5787:2020–21
5782:2015–16
5777:2012–13
5772:2009–10
5767:2005–06
5762:2000–01
5757:1996–97
5752:1995–96
5747:1992–93
5742:1988–89
5737:1984–85
5732:1981–82
5727:1979–80
5722:1975–76
5717:1968–69
5712:1960–61
5707:1951–52
5702:1930–31
5686:2021–22
5681:2019–20
5676:2018–19
5671:2016–17
5666:2012–13
5661:2010–11
5656:2007–08
5646:1995–96
5641:1989–90
5636:1987–88
5620:2022–23
5615:2018–19
5610:2016–17
5605:2014–15
5600:2012–13
5595:2008–09
5590:2005–06
5585:2001–02
5575:1997–98
5570:1993–94
5560:1963–64
5555:1952–53
5550:1931–32
5545:1910–11
5529:2023–24
5524:2019–20
5519:2016–17
5514:2009–10
5509:2004–05
5494:1996–97
5489:1995–96
5484:1992–93
5479:1989–90
5474:1983–84
5469:1981–82
5464:1978–79
5459:1976–77
5454:1972–73
5449:1964–65
5433:2022–23
5428:2019–20
5423:2016–17
5418:2015–16
5413:2011–12
5408:2008–09
5403:2004–05
5398:2001–02
5393:1997–98
5388:1993–94
5383:1989–90
5378:1987–88
5373:1985–86
5368:1982–83
5363:1980–81
5358:1973–74
5341:2024–25
5335:2020–21
5330:2018–19
5325:2015–16
5320:2014–15
5315:2011–12
5310:2007–08
5305:2003–04
5295:1991–92
5290:1985–86
5285:1980–81
5280:1977–78
5275:1967–68
5270:1947–48
5254:2022–23
5249:2021–22
5244:2017–18
5239:2013–14
5234:2010–11
5229:2006–07
5224:2002–03
5219:1998–99
5214:1994–95
5209:1990–91
5204:1987–88
5199:1986–87
5194:1982–83
5189:1979–80
5184:1978–79
5174:1974–75
5169:1970–71
5164:1965–66
5159:1962–63
5154:1958–59
5149:1954–55
5144:1950–51
5139:1946–47
5134:1936–37
5129:1932–33
5124:1928–29
5119:1924–25
5114:1920–21
5109:1911–12
5104:1907–08
5099:1903–04
5094:1901–02
5089:1897–98
5084:1894–95
5079:1891–92
5074:1887–88
5069:1886–87
5064:1884–85
5059:1882–83
5054:1881–82
5049:1878–79
5044:1876–77
5037:England
5007:2021–22
4922:1987–88
4912:1979–80
4907:1976–77
4892:1881–82
4882:1878–79
4877:1876–77
4832:2021–22
4827:2017–18
4822:2013–14
4817:2010–11
4812:2006–07
4807:2002–03
4732:1998–99
4727:1994–95
4722:1990–91
4717:1986–87
4712:1982–83
4707:1978–79
4700:1974–75
4695:1970–71
4690:1965–66
4685:1962–63
4680:1958–59
4675:1954–55
4670:1950–51
4577:1946–47
4570:1936–37
4565:1932–33
4560:1928–29
4555:1924–25
4550:1920–21
4543:1911–12
4538:1907–08
4533:1903–04
4528:1901–02
4442:1897–98
4437:1894–95
4432:1891–92
4425:1887–88
4420:1886–87
4415:1884–85
4410:1882–83
4028:30 July
3799:4 March
3655:Colombo
3424:England
3177:England
2895:England
2643:England
2397:England
1055:Manager
1029:Average
1023:Wickets
1008:Average
1005:Highest
943:lumbago
481:Swanton
412:1954–55
404:1954–55
367:England
359:Arsenal
233:England
197:Jardine
142:best...
7572:Kenyan
7536:Indian
7211:Afghan
6210:Fijian
4238:(ed),
3649:Ceylon
3604:
3447:
3421:
3341:
3174:
3148:
3090:C. Hoy
3007:287/7
2994:5/107
2918:
2892:
2813:
2666:
2640:
2582:C. Hoy
2560:
2420:
2394:
2303:Surrey
2240:Surrey
2114:Surrey
1794:Surrey
1676:Surrey
1655:167.00
1549:Sussex
1162:Scorer
1035:10 Wt
990:County
955:Iberia
909:broke
652:Surrey
650:. His
644:record
636:Surrey
634:. For
532:Loader
524:l.b.w.
433:Iberia
375:Surrey
337:under
229:Surrey
201:scorer
136:noted
63:Surrey
7749:Irish
6684:India
6263:Nepal
5263:India
3631:(AUS)
3563:3/37
3531:4/93
3526:4/92
3484:4/43
3369:(AUS)
3311:4/82
3280:270 (
3242:5/91
3210:4/90
3096:(AUS)
3009:(dec)
2999:4/130
2840:(AUS)
2765:6/38
2736:7/57
2700:3/69
2695:6/64
2588:(AUS)
2532:147/2
2495:4/56
2459:3/46
2451:3/36
2446:3/33
2346:25.58
2325:13.74
2283:21.24
2279:10/53
2262:14.08
2222:56.38
2201:24.30
2157:22.51
2094:24.84
2074:11.44
2031:29.21
2009:29.74
1983:Essex
1963:18.56
1943:10.95
1897:21.57
1877:13.81
1816:16.93
1758:20.49
1701:46.77
1633:44.38
1593:34.93
1571:47.89
1513:44.06
1453:25.85
1396:25.50
1335:46.85
1295:16.00
1273:37.47
1177:14.62
1089:31.06
1068:25.31
999:Tests
964:groin
790:Essex
683:sent
616:Laker
132:. As
7772:2023
7652:1927
7319:1981
7314:1969
7309:1964
7304:1961
7299:1953
7294:1948
7289:1945
7284:1938
7274:1934
7269:1930
7264:1926
7259:1912
7254:1896
7249:1893
7244:1890
7239:1884
7223:2024
7185:2018
7180:2012
7175:2011
7170:2010
7165:2010
7160:2010
7155:2009
7150:2004
7145:2002
7130:2001
7125:2000
7120:1999
7115:1998
7110:1997
7105:1996
7100:1996
7095:1994
7090:1986
7085:1986
7037:2017
6976:2005
6945:2018
6940:2014
6935:2013
6930:2006
6925:2004
6920:2000
6915:1993
6899:2023
6894:2022
6889:2015
6884:2014
6879:2012
6874:2009
6864:2000
6854:1994
6828:2019
6813:2009
6808:2003
6803:1998
6751:2024
6746:2021
6741:2017
6736:2015
6731:2012
6726:2010
6716:2008
6711:2006
6706:2001
6701:1997
6696:1993
6691:1985
6614:2019
6599:2007
6594:2005
6589:2002
6573:2022
6568:2016
6563:2011
6553:1999
6548:1992
6451:2024
6201:2021
6075:1987
6070:1985
5881:2022
5863:2015
5858:1992
5823:2022
5651:2004
5580:2000
5504:2002
5179:1977
5028:2008
5023:2003
4926:2027
4917:1980
4902:1945
4897:1882
4887:1880
4784:2023
4779:2019
4774:2015
4769:2013
4764:2009
4759:2005
4754:2001
4743:2000
4661:1997
4656:1993
4651:1989
4646:1985
4641:1981
4636:1977
4631:1975
4626:1972
4621:1968
4616:1964
4611:1961
4606:1956
4601:1953
4590:1950
4521:1948
4511:1938
4506:1934
4501:1930
4496:1926
4491:1921
4481:1912
4476:1909
4471:1905
4466:1902
4455:1900
4391:1899
4386:1896
4381:1893
4376:1890
4371:1888
4364:1886
4359:1884
4336:1850
4030:2014
3801:2024
3678:1960
3672:1959
3576:69/1
3568:3/41
3537:(vc)
3509:(wk)
3503:133
3489:3/38
3317:(wk)
3255:36/0
3247:3/23
3230:(vc)
3215:3/83
3193:170
3064:2/10
3048:54/2
3040:4/94
3017:(vc)
2958:5/83
2946:(wk)
2778:42/2
2770:3/41
2741:3/97
2706:(wk)
2524:4/66
2500:3/35
2465:(wk)
2342:7/35
2218:3/36
2153:6/36
2137:5.84
2090:7/39
2027:7/34
1999:2290
1959:7/27
1893:8/31
1751:2439
1736:Kent
1691:4537
1651:1/34
1626:4882
1589:4/10
1564:4502
1506:7624
1491:Kent
1485:(vc)
1412:0/12
1291:2/10
1266:2061
1085:5/49
1032:5 Wt
1026:Best
1011:100s
1002:Runs
996:Role
987:Name
762:and
738:and
732:slip
698:and
658:, a
620:Lock
618:and
602:and
594:and
554:7/44
550:7/34
490:and
475:and
408:1956
365:and
357:for
335:Kent
259:and
231:and
120:and
100:and
57:and
6403:UAE
6355:PNG
3550:214
3517:(c)
3511:74
3497:351
3482:(c)
3466:68
3460:205
3309:(c)
3293:59
3291:(c)
3240:(c)
3223:240
3198:66
3187:476
3038:(c)
3028:(c)
3019:100
2982:57
2977:71
2972:77
2966:357
2956:(c)
2940:42
2938:(c)
2931:219
2794:1/7
2756:(c)
2729:167
2723:308
2688:113
2686:(c)
2679:259
2522:(c)
2508:198
2482:186
2457:(c)
2433:134
2339:174
2318:742
2276:193
2255:676
2191:243
2087:252
2067:675
2024:132
2002:134
1933:230
1890:307
1867:981
1809:254
1768:173
1754:104
1694:285
1670:(c)
1629:258
1567:205
1530:0/1
1523:120
1509:182
1503:114
1449:116
1446:879
1389:104
1386:204
1352:0/2
1331:137
1328:984
1269:126
1173:39*
1170:234
1061:734
1014:50s
993:Age
681:MCC
673:MCC
612:MCC
377:to
271:'s
219:of
47:MCC
7793::
4193:,
4166:,
4151:;
4147:;
4143:;
4113:,
4103:,
4093:,
4007:,
3861:^
3809:^
3792:.
3772:^
3760:^
3739:^
3691:^
3616:,
3582:51
3556:54
3541:Ct
3539:3
3519:64
3471:44
3353:,
3321:Ct
3319:3
3298:53
3269:15
3261:16
3232:84
3203:56
3054:18
3030:92
2987:54
2948:41
2825:,
2784:18
2758:17
2749:87
2714:St
2710:Ct
2708:2
2572:,
2538:71
2514:68
2488:42
2473:St
2469:Ct
2467:3
2439:27
2353:3
2334:59
2321:89
2315:49
2307:29
2290:3
2271:12
2258:63
2252:46
2244:36
2215:13
2194:73
2180:25
2150:39
2133:17
2130:76
2127:13
2118:28
2101:1
2082:28
2070:38
2064:51
2055:28
2038:1
2019:32
2016:10
1996:61
1987:34
1970:1
1956:76
1936:37
1930:18
1921:28
1904:3
1901:17
1885:64
1870:39
1864:67
1855:27
1825:24
1812:65
1806:11
1798:25
1771:46
1748:91
1740:37
1711:42
1708:22
1705:14
1688:66
1680:28
1643:80
1640:20
1637:11
1623:79
1615:31
1586:66
1581:29
1578:27
1561:62
1553:23
1520:38
1517:22
1495:25
1443:23
1435:38
1375:30
1325:13
1317:26
1263:34
1255:27
1188:15
1185:45
1167:24
1158:57
1112:40
1082:45
1077:22
1064:79
1058:22
1052:47
1020:St
1017:Ct
957:,
758:,
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467:,
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361:,
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255:,
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2406:v
2350:9
2331:3
2287:9
2268:2
2210:3
2207:1
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2188:9
2161:1
2145:2
2098:9
2035:5
2013:1
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1967:4
1951:4
1938:*
1872:*
1828:2
1822:1
1765:8
1762:2
1696:*
1648:1
1575:9
1463:8
1460:3
1457:2
1405:5
1400:1
1391:*
1383:6
1345:5
1342:4
1339:3
1288:3
1283:6
1280:9
1277:5
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