714:"when you wrote about him, there weren't enough words. In describing a great innings by Woolley, and few of them were not great in artistry, you had to be careful with your adjectives and stack them in little rows, like pats of butter or razor-blades. In the first over of his innings, perhaps, there had been an exquisite off-drive, followed by a perfect cut, then an effortless leg-glide. In the second over the same sort of thing happened; and your superlatives had already gone. The best thing to do was to presume that your readers knew how Frank Woolley batted and use no adjectives at all." He went on: "there was all summer in a stroke by Woolley, and he batted as it is sometimes shown in dreams." In his
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said that "Good as he already is, Woolley will no doubt... go far ahead of his first season's doings. It is quite possible he will be the best left-handed bat in
England." He had played 16 matches, scored 779 runs and took 42 wickets. It was to be the only time he did not score at least 1,000 runs in
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described
Woolley as a "tall and graceful" figure who, with "a quiet air" was "unhurried in his movements". As a batsman, he had a gift for timing his shots and made full use of his long reach; he was especially strong in driving off his back foot against balls that other batsmen might consider good
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in 1887, the youngest of four brothers. His father, Charles
Woolley, owned a bicycle workshop in the town's High Street and Woolley was born above the business. Charles combined his workshop with a dyeing business he had inherited from his father, but had trained as an engineer at a railway works in
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in August 1914 the
English cricket season continued, although public interest declined and the social side of the game was curtailed. Woolley was married in September and did not immediately join the armed forces, instead working in his father's workshop which had been converted to manufacture
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In total
Woolley played in 978 first-class matches, including a record 764 for Kent, in a career which lasted until 1938. He holds the Kent records for most career runs, centuries and catches and for total runs in a single season and is fifth on the county's list of all-time wicket takers. He
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winning sides during
Woolley's early cricket career. Woolley was interested in cricket from an early age and he would play with his brothers behind his father's workshop; the brothers also watched matches on the Angel Ground from a tree which overlooked the ground. He was also a keen
525:, Kent's manager. Woolley did not consider himself a scholar and did not take up the chance of a place at Tonbridge, instead opting to leave school aged 14. He was officially taken on as a young professional by Kent in 1903, training full-time under
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592:, three times and taking just one wicket in Lancashire's first innings. In Kent's second innings however, he scored 64 runs and he retained his place in the side for most of the remainder of the season, only dropping out of the First XI during
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England between 1909 and 1934 and did not miss a Test match for the side between 1909 and 1926. He scored 3,283 Test runs at an average of 36.07 and made five Test centuries. He took 83 wickets and 64 catches for the side. He was a
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gives a figure of 94,949 for the number of balls
Woolley bowled during his career. CricketArchive gives an alternative figure of 94,794, whilst Derek Carlaw gives a figure of 94,824. Howard Milton, in his statistical analysis for the
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One match during
Woolley's career, against The Reef in South Africa in December 1909, is sometimes given first-class status. The official status of this match is that it was not given retrospective first-class status by the
501:. In 1899 the ground became the base for the Tonbridge Nursery, a training centre established to train Kent's young professional cricketers. The cricketers who passed through the Nursery formed the basis of Kent's four
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described him as "the most stylish professional batsman in the country" and wrote that no other cricketer alive "had served the meadow game as happily and faithfully as
Woolley", whilst in his obituary in
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of 1,000 runs and 100 wickets in a season eight times. He took 132 five-wicket hauls and took 10 wickets in a match 28 times. His 1,018 catches as a fielder are the most taken by any non wicket-keeper.
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length deliveries. He was equally graceful as a bowler, making full use of his height to extract additional bounce from his deliveries. Altham pointed out that, although Woolley lacked the subtlety of
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the former captain of Surrey. Woolley played a number of other exhibition matches during the summer of 1918, including for an England side against a Dominions XI and for sides organised by
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to have held over 1,000 catches in a first-class career, whilst his total number of runs scored is the second highest of all time and his total number of wickets taken the 27th highest.
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Woolley kept wicket as an emergency replacement during one innings of his final Test match against Australia in 1934, taking a single catch during the innings.
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veterinary surgeon, in 1914. The couple had three children, a son and two daughters. Before his retirement Woolley had bought a bungalow at
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holiday camp during the early 1950s. He played twice for Old England sides, was elected a life member of both Kent and
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as a replacement for Blythe who had injured his hand fielding. His
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and Woolley transferred to the new organisation. He was posted to
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Woolley's oldest brother Charlie was badly wounded during the
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described him as "as graceful a batsman as ever played".
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Hall of Fame in 2000 and made an inaugural member of the
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The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians
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The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians
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The Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians
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Trophies and Tribulations: Forty Years of Kent Cricket
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Woolley had married Sybil Fordham, the daughter of an
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The same year Woolley was accepted for service by the
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at the Nursery during the cricket season. His brother
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in 1917. Woolley was attached to the ship in 1918 at
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Federation of International Cricketers' Associations
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Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians
659:for the fastest hundred scored in England in 1934.
619:as Kent won their first County Championship title.
1923:Kent County Cricketers A to Z. Part One: 1806–1914
1786:The Pride of Kent, Part 2: Frank Woolley 1887–1978
1434:Quoted in Carlaw, p. 603 and Milton 1998, pp. 6–7.
533:was taken on at the Nursery around the same time.
2401:Batsmen who have scored 100 first-class centuries
1555:Fleming wins the Walter Lawrence Trophy and £5000
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1609:Cricket's Hall of Fame welcomes five new members
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1938:Colin Blythe – Famous Cricketers Series, No.27
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2069:Moseling M, Quarrington T (2013)
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3443:L. H. Tennyson's XI cricket team
2167:. London: John Wisden & Co.
1963:. London: Greenwich Publishing.
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2133:UK public library membership
2059:. London: Christopher Helm.
2045:. Woking: Pitch Publishing.
2008:. Brighton: Reveille Press.
1691:. Reprinted in Hart-Davis R.
1539:, England v Australia 1934,
862:the school was evacuated to
828:Royal Air Force cricket team
653:Wisden Cricketer of the Year
603:in his second match against
512:Tunbridge Wells Rangers F.C.
463:Wisden Cricketer of the Year
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2106:. Cheltenham: SportsBooks.
2073:. Cheltenham: SportsBooks.
2043:Kent County Cricket Grounds
1900:. London: Aurum Press Ltd.
1869:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1740:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1542:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1278:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1110:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
1076:Ellis & Pennell, p. 17.
964:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
188:22 August 1934 v
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3383:London Counties cricketers
2148:Barclay's World of Cricket
1977:. London: Souvenir Press.
1959:Ellis C, Pennell M (2010)
1790:Tunbridge Wells Town Crier
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681:Barclay's World of Cricket
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177:9 August 1909 v
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1916:Kent County Cricket Club
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771:Bradford Cricket League
712:R. C. Robertson-Glasgow
594:Canterbury Cricket Week
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2087:. London: Bloomsbury.
1994:. London: Transworld.
1737:, Obituaries in 1978,
1000:between 1911 and 1931.
843:
756:After the outbreak of
753:
657:Walter Lawrence Trophy
565:
508:association footballer
122:Slow left-arm orthodox
3408:People from Tonbridge
2121:Woolley, Frank Edward
866:and Woolley moved to
841:
834:Later life and family
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563:
35:Woolley in about 1912
3458:Cricketers from Kent
2006:For Kent and Country
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1881:Birley, pp. 263–264.
1864:Robertson-Glasgow RC
1584:Frank Edward Woolley
1527:Milton 1998, p. 104.
1319:Milton 2020, p. 165.
1236:Milton 2020, p. 164.
1184:Milton 1998, p. 106.
933:Canterbury Cathedral
929:Chester, Nova Scotia
921:1970–71 Ashes series
870:where he joined the
477:Woolley was born at
436:England cricket team
424:Frank Edward Woolley
352:5 wickets in innings
89:Chester, Nova Scotia
50:Frank Edward Woolley
41:Personal information
2225:First-class cricket
1105:Notes by the Editor
1085:Milton 1998, p. 17.
700:The Daily Telegraph
675:Style and technique
578:first-class cricket
503:County Championship
364:10 wickets in match
25:
3413:Players cricketers
3373:English cricketers
2231:five or more times
1443:Milton 1998, p. 8.
1425:Milton 1998, p. 6.
1398:Milton 1998, p. 7.
1196:Milton 1998, p. 5.
1038:Gallipoli campaign
913:St Lawrence Ground
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640:cricketer's double
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2083:Renshaw A (2014)
2079:978-1-907524-40-0
2051:978-1-78531-661-6
2014:978-1-908336-63-7
1975:Cardus on Cricket
1969:978-0-95640-810-5
1784:McCooey C (2012)
1389:Scoble, p. 64–65.
802:North Queensferry
788:where he was the
750:North Queensferry
744:at anchor on the
588:, who scored 295
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83:(1978-10-18)
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3313:1887 births
3258:Fitzpatrick
3112:V. Richards
3107:B. Richards
2952:Jayawardene
2802:Constantine
2792:I. Chappell
2787:G. Chappell
2782:Chanderpaul
2355:Jack Newman
2301:Fred Titmus
2283:Albert Relf
2271:W. G. Grace
2144:Woodcock JC
1055:Ian Peebles
925:Nova Scotia
881:as part of
824:Plum Warner
758:World War I
584:, dropping
550:Ian Peebles
440:all-rounder
262:Runs scored
245:First-class
236:Competition
132:All-rounder
108:Left-handed
66:27 May 1887
3307:Categories
3122:Sangakkara
3087:S. Pollock
3082:G. Pollock
2742:Barrington
2563:Ramprakash
2140:Swanton EW
2117:Swanton EW
1685:Cardus JFN
1065:References
878:Beaverford
786:Felixstowe
767:Jack Hobbs
705:EW Swanton
633:Jack Hobbs
617:county cap
570:Lancashire
523:Tom Pawley
473:Early life
62:1887-05-27
3278:Sthalekar
3172:Underwood
3157:Tendulkar
3152:Sutcliffe
3142:Spofforth
2897:Greenidge
2872:Gilchrist
2643:Tyldesley
2463:Sutcliffe
2187: at
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1988:Hughes SP
1689:Good Days
1629:BBC Sport
1570:Burrowes
609:Gravesend
514:in 1906.
479:Tonbridge
469:in 2009.
428:cricketer
388:stumpings
297:Top score
213:1906–1938
190:Australia
185:Last Test
179:Australia
144:(brother)
138:Relations
116:Left-arm
70:Tonbridge
3233:Bakewell
3077:O'Reilly
3057:Mohammad
3027:Marshall
3002:Lindwall
2902:Grimmett
2892:Graveney
2862:Gavaskar
2847:Faulkner
2822:de Silva
2817:Davidson
2553:Richards
2533:Graveney
1894:Birley D
1814:Archived
1811:Keighley
1661:Swanton
1645:CricInfo
1613:CricInfo
1559:CricInfo
1130:CricInfo
1044:in 1917.
977:CricInfo
902:Longwick
894:Butlin's
864:Cornwall
790:coxswain
629:WG Grace
605:Somerset
542:The Oval
411:CricInfo
409:Source:
386:Catches/
286:100s/50s
91:, Canada
3268:Hockley
3253:Edwards
3238:Brittin
3212:Worrell
3207:Woolley
3177:Walcott
3167:Trumper
3162:Trueman
3147:Statham
3132:Simpson
3117:Roberts
3092:Ponting
3047:Miandad
3042:McGrath
3012:Lohmann
2992:Larwood
2942:Holding
2932:Headley
2917:Hammond
2807:Cowdrey
2797:Compton
2777:Bradman
2772:Boycott
2732:Ambrose
2708:Players
2603:Hayward
2593:Cowdrey
2583:Sandham
2543:Bradman
2523:Compton
2473:Woolley
2453:Boycott
2433:Hammond
2423:Hendren
2163:(2013)
2161:Wilde S
2119:(2011)
1990:(2010)
1896:(1999)
1687:(1934)
1665:p. 250.
915:during
848:Ashford
724:Trumper
613:century
590:not out
488:Ashford
444:batsman
395:1,018/–
326:Wickets
292:145/295
251:Matches
161:England
113:Bowling
105:Batting
3288:Wilson
3283:Taylor
3273:Rolton
3248:Edulji
3217:Younis
3202:Willis
3197:Weekes
3137:Sobers
3127:Sehwag
3102:Rhodes
3062:Morris
3052:Miller
3037:McCabe
3017:Mankad
2997:Lillee
2977:Kumble
2962:Kanhai
2957:Kallis
2947:Hutton
2927:Haynes
2922:Harvey
2907:Hadlee
2857:Garner
2852:Flower
2842:Dravid
2837:Donald
2832:Dexter
2767:Botham
2762:Border
2757:Benaud
2752:Bedser
2737:Barnes
2623:Edrich
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2493:Hutton
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716:Wisden
624:Wisden
448:bowler
320:94,949
314:bowled
268:58,959
118:medium
97:Height
72:, Kent
3243:Clark
3226:Women
3192:Waugh
3187:Warne
3182:Walsh
3097:Qadir
3072:Noble
3022:Marsh
3007:Lloyd
2982:Laker
2972:Knott
2937:Hobbs
2887:Grace
2882:Gower
2877:Gooch
2867:Gibbs
2812:Crowe
2727:Akram
2722:Abbas
2656:(102)
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2646:(102)
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2573:Abbas
2566:(114)
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2506:(128)
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2416:(199)
2413:Hobbs
1683:From
939:Notes
782:Dover
531:Claud
346:19.87
343:33.91
333:2,066
317:6,495
312:Balls
281:40.77
278:36.07
265:3,283
205:Years
2987:Lara
2967:Khan
2912:Hall
2747:Bedi
2633:Ames
2483:Hick
2443:Mead
2255:(10)
2249:(14)
2243:(16)
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2010:ISBN
1996:ISBN
1979:ISBN
1965:ISBN
1946:ISBN
1902:ISBN
810:HMS
739:HMS
582:duck
483:Kent
392:64/–
381:8/22
378:7/76
289:5/23
240:Test
217:Kent
208:Team
128:Role
78:Died
56:Born
3032:May
2827:Dev
2715:Men
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