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CAREER FIGURES – TEST BATTING AVERAGES – UP TO AND INCLUDING WINTER 2018/19 Players highlighted in blue have played Test Cricket for England Players highlighted in green have played Test cricket for Ireland Players highlighted in red have played One-Day International Cricket for England Players who have played international cricket at England “A” / Lions level Player County Tests Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Aaron Beard Essex 4 6 1 34* 104 20.80 1 Aaron Finch Worcestershire 2 3 1 4 8 4.00 1 Aaron Laraman Middlesex 2 4 1 56* 79 26.34 1 2 Aaron Thomasson Warwickshire 2 4 1 67 119 39.66 1 1 Adam Ball Kent 3 4 0 81 177 44.25 1 4 Adam Harrison Glamorgan 10 14 2 33 125 10.42 1 Adam Lyth Yorkshire 5 9 0 122 462 51.34 2 2 2 Adam Rossington Middlesex 1 1 0 113 113 113.00 1 1 Adam Rouse Hampshire 2 3 0 17 23 7.67 7 Adil Rashid Yorkshire 3 6 0 114 225 37.50 1 2 Adrian Jones Sussex 1 1 0 18 18 18.00 Adrian Shaw Glamorgan 4 7 0 22 62 8.86 7 4 Aftab Habib Middlesex 3 5 0 48 126 25.20 Alan Mellor Derbyshire 3 2 1 0* 0 ----- 1 Alan Wells Sussex 2 2 0 29 46 23.00 Alex Barnett Middlesex 5 6 4 20* 44 22.00 1 Alex Edwards Sussex 2 4 2 37 84 42.00 Alex Hales Nottinghamshire 2 3 0 66 149 49.67 2 Alex Morris Yorkshire 12 18 0 74 493 27.39 6 9 Alex Swann Northamptonshire 3 6 1 66 148 29.60 1 2 Alex Tudor Surrey 7 10 1 41 160 17.78 2 Alex Wakely Northamptonshire 2 3 0 112 165 53.00 1 3 Alex Whiley Nottinghamshire 1 1 0 0 0 ----- Alistair Cook Essex 5 8 1 57 276 39.43 2 7 Alistair Fraser Essex 6 7 0 48 139 19.86 3 Alistair Hignell Gloucestershire 1 2 0 133 168 84.00 1 2 Andrew Arundell Yorkshire 2 3 1 34 47 23.50 1 Andrew Cottam Somerset 2 2 0 11 12 6.00 Adam Finch Worcestershire 2 2 1 16* 28 28.00 Alfie Gleadall Derbyshire 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 2 Andrew Flintoff Lancashire 14 19 0 116 518 27.26 4 1 8 Andrew Gale Yorkshire 3 6 0 37 129 21.50 Andrew Golding Essex 1 2 0 11 11 5.50 1 Andrew Hodd Sussex 6 11 0 33 146 13.27 21 Andrew McGarry Essex 8 7 2 18* 39 7.80 1 Player County Tests Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Andrew Miller Lancashire 5 9 5 11* 24 6.00 4 Andrew Payne Lancashire 3 1 0 0 0 ----- 1 Andrew Pick Nottinghamshire 3 6 0 63 102 17.00 1 2 Andrew Roberts Northamptonshire 3 4 1 33 104 34.67 2 Andrew Robson Surrey 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 Anthony McGrath Yorkshire 8 15 1 187 635 45.36 2 2 7 Anurag Singh Warwickshire 7 11 0 60 238 21.63 2 1 Arthur Godsal Middlesex 1 1 0 0 0 --- 1 Ashley Metcalfe Yorkshire 1 2 0 54 58 29.00 1 Ashok Patel Middlesex 2 3 1 14 21 10.50 4 Ateeq Javid Warwickshire 4 7 1 90 317 52.84 3 4 Atif Sheikh Derbyshire 1 2 0 12 12 12.00 1 Azeem Rafiq Yorkshire 4 6 0 82 205 34.17 2 4 Ben Brown Sussex 4 6 0 49 119 19.83 12 1 Ben Charlesworth Gloucestershire 4 8 1 99 265 37.85 2 2 Ben Duckett Northamptonshire 2 4 0 29 50 12.50 5 Ben Foakes Essex 2 3 0 46 76 23.34 2 Ben Harmison Durham 5 10 0 76 265 26.50 3 1 Ben Hollioake Surrey 5 10 1 67 311 34.56 2 9 Ben Smith Leicestershire 6 11 0 77 294 26.73 2 4 Ben Stokes Durham 2 4 1 72 100 33.34 1 1 Ben Wright Glamorgan 2 3 0 105 147 49.00 1 1 Benny Green Somerset 3 4 1 23* 41 13.67 2 Bilal Shafayat Nottinghamshire 10 17 1 201* 864 54.00 3 4 3 Bill Athey Yorkshire 1 2 0 11 11 5.50 Billy Godleman Middlesex 5 9 0 115 315 35.00 1 1 4 Brad Taylor Hampshire 3 2 0 7 13 6.50 Brian Jones Shropshire 1 2 1 36 43 43.00 Bruce French Nottinghamshire 3 4 1 20 60 20.00 5 1 Calum Haggett Somerset 1 2 0 18 32 16.00 Callum Jackson Sussex 2 4 0 43 74 18.50 3 Callum Taylor Essex 2 4 1 72 115 38.33 1 1 Carl Gazzard Somerset 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 4 Charlie Roebuck Yorkshire 1 2 0 2 2 1,00 1 Chris Adams Derbyshire 3 4 0 71 134 33.50 1 1 Chris Dent Gloucestershire 1 2 0 45 70 35.00 1 Chris Tavare Kent 1 2 0 17 26 13.00 1 Chris Thompson Surrey 3 6 0 60 160 26.67 1 2 Chris Woakes Warwickshire 4 6 1 49* 120 24.00 2 Chris Wood Hampshire 2 2 0 30 44 22.00 1 Christian Davis Northamptonshire 1 2 0 31 41 20.50 Player County Tests Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Christopher Bullen Surrey 2 3 2 14* 28 28.00 Christopher Kent 3 6 0 69 181 30.16 1 5 Cowdrey Christopher Gladwin Essex 4 8 1 86 236 33.71 1 5 Christopher Hawkes Leicestershire 2 3 0 21 36 12.00 Christopher Liptrot Worcestershire 3 3 1 4 4 2.00 Christopher Mays Surrey 2 2 0 0 0 ----- Christopher Penn Kent 2 4 0 46 60 15.00 1 Christopher Read Gloucestershire 6 6 1 78 186 26.67 1 15 Christopher Schofield Yorkshire 8 14 2 92 414 34.50 2 2 Christopher Lancashire 5 7 2 35 139 27.80 2 Schofield Christopher Yorkshire 1 2 0 15 17 8.50 Silverwood Christopher Hampshire 3 5 1 61 120 30.00 1 Tremlett Colin Campbell Durham 5 3 1 8* 15 7.50 1 Colin Cook Middlesex 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 Colin Metson Glamorgan 3 2 1 11* 11 11.00 9 2 Dan Broadbent Yorkshire 1 2 1 22* 29 29.00 Dan Redfern Derbyshire 2 3 1 151 259 129.50 1 1 2 Daniel Bell- Kent 4 7 0 88* 228 32.57 1 1 Drummond Daniel Houghton Lancashire 1 2 1 12 12 12.00 Daniel Lawrence Essex 1 2 0 27 27 13.50 1 Daniel Mousley Warwickshire 1 2 1 26* 30 30.00 Danny Briggs Hampshire 1 2 1 11 15 15.00 2 Danny Evans Durham 1 1 0 0 0 --- Danny Law Sussex 3 4 1 13 19 6.33 2 Darren Blenkiron Durham Did not bat or field in his only U19 Test appearance. Darren Gough Yorkshire 7 10 2 36 134 16.75 1 Darren Robinson Essex 6 7 0 124 232 33.14 1 11 Darren Thomas Glamorgan 5 4 0 54 62 15.50 1 2 David Capel Northamptonshire 3 6 0 117 235 39.17 1 4 David Gower Leicestershire 1 2 0 49 59 29.50 David Griffiths Hampshire 3 5 0 21 42 8.40 2 David Harrison Glamorgan 2 4 0 28 67 16.75 2 David Lawrence Gloucestershire 2 2 2 1* 1 ----- David Nash Middlesex 12 16 9 108* 632 90.29 5 1 21 2 David Payne Gloucestershire 1 1 0 18 18 18.00 David Ripley Northamptonshire 5 5 0 75 139 27.80 1 6 2 Player County Tests Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score David Roberts Northamptonshire 2 4 0 22 56 14.00 1 David Sales Northamptonshire 15 23 2 135 693 33.00 3 1 10 David Smith Sussex 1 2 0 41 52 26.00 1 David Stiff Yorkshire 3 5 2 20 34 11.34 1 David Thomas Surrey 3 2 1 16* 31 31.00 David Thompson Surrey 2 3 1 3* 5 2.50 2 David Willey Northamptonshire 1 2 1 65 85 85.00 1 1 Dean Cosker Glamorgan 7 9 2 27* 85 12.14 7 Dean Hoffman Warwickshire 1 2 0 2 2 1.00 Delray Rawlins Sussex 2 4 1 140 274 91.33 1 1 Dominic Cork Derbyshire 7 10 3 110 233 33.29 1 2 Dominic Sibley Surrey 4 6 1 112* 344 68.80 2 1 2 Duncan Pauline Surrey 4 6 0 16* 40 6.67 Duncan Wild Northamptonshire 6 9 0 56 171 19.00 2 1 Ed Barnard Worcestershire 4 6 0 114 191 31.83 1 2 Ed Barnes Yorkshire 2 3 2 18* 39 39.00 Edward Smith Kent 3 6 1 28 106 21.20 2 Euan Woods Surrey 2 4 2 16 28 14.00 1 Gareth Andrew Somerset 1 1 0 32 32 32.00 1 Gareth Batty Yorkshire 9 12 0 64 166 13.83 1 5 Gareth Edwards Glamorgan 1 Has not batted in U19 Test Matches Garry Hall Somerset 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 Gary Butcher Glamorgan 1 2 0 11 15 7.50 1 Gary Keedy Yorkshire 9 11 4 33 109 15.57 3 Gary Palmer Somerset 4 6 1 23 66 13.20 3 Gary Pratt Durham 9 18 1 188 700 41.18 2 2 6 Gavin Griffiths Lancashire 2 4 1 12* 21 7.00 Geoffrey Tedstone Warwickshire 1 2 0 18 23 11.50 3 George Balderson Lancashire 2 4 0 65 93 23.25 1 George Bartlett Somerset 6 11 0 179 650 59.09 4 2 6 George Hankins Gloucestershire 2 3 0 28 48 16.00 5 George Hill Yorkshire 2 4 0 91 169 42.25 1 3 George Lavelle Lancashire 1 2 0 25 25 12.50 2 George Panayi Warwickshire 3 5 1 2 5 1.25 3 Gian Singh Virdi Surrey 2 4 1 5* 10 3.33 Giles Haywood Sussex 6 9 0 30 95 10.55 1 Glen Chapple Lancashire 16 20 5 50* 263 17.53 1 8 Gordon Lord Worcestershire 3 5 0 49 84 16.80 2 Gordon Muchall Durham 7 11 0 254 511 46.45 1 1 4 Gordon Parsons Leicestershire 3 4 0 18 52 13.00 3 Graham Bridge Durham 3 5 1 4 6 1.50 1 Player County Tests Innings NO Highest Total Runs Average 50s 100s Caught Stumped Score Graham Cowdrey Kent 1 2 0 9 9 4.50 1 Graham Dilley Kent 2 3 1 9 13 6.50 Graham Dodds Lancashire 1 2 2 2* 2 ----- 1 Graham Harding Nottinghamshire 3 3 0 10* 19 6.34 2 Graham Napier Essex 4 6 0 40 138 23.00 1 Graham Rose Somerset 3 6 0 39 69 11.50 3 Graham Stevenson Yorkshire 1 2 1 28 28 28.00 Graham Swann Northamptonshire 7 12 2 156* 320 32.00 1 1 5 Graham Wagg Warwickshire 3 5 0 60 93 18.60 1 1 Graham Welch Warwickshire 3 6 1 53 177 35.40 1 3 Graham White Northamptonshire 2 4 2 10* 20 10.00 4 Grant Forster Northamptonshire 3 4 1 14 18 6.00 2 Greg Smith Leicestershire 2 3 1 157 307 153.50 2 1 Greg Wood Yorkshire 2 4 1 48 95 31.67 3 2 Gurman Randhawa Yorkshire 2 3 2 28* 32 32.00 Guramar Virdi Surrey 2 2 0 16 21 10.50 2 Hamidullah Qadri Derbyshire 2 4 1 10 19 6.33 2 Hamza Riazuddin Hampshire 2 2 0 95 133 66.50 1 3 Harrison Ward Sussex 2 3 0 27 41 13.66 Harry Brook Yorkshire 4 8 0 29 123 15.37 5 Harry Brookes Warwickshire 4 7 1 60* 80 13.33 1 1 Harry Finch Sussex 2 4 0 46 70 17.50 5 Harry Swindells Leicestershire 1 2 0 16 18 9.00 Harvey Trump Somerset 3 3 2 50* 67 67.00 1 3 Haseeb Hameed Lancashire 2 4 2 91* 184 92.00 2 1 Hugh Morris Glamorgan 5 10 1 40 206 22.88 12 Ian Anderson Derbyshire 3 6 0 32 126 21.00 4 Ian Bell Warwickshire 13 23 1 109 847 38.50 5 2 18 Ian Butcher Surrey 6 11 1 76 335 33.50 2 8 Ian Flanagan Essex 11 21 0 65 385 18.34 3 14 Ian Folley Lancashire 3 4 1 17 36 12.00 2 Ian Gould Sussex 1 2 0 1 1 0.50 1 Ian Hunter Durham 3 4 2 21* 40 20.00 Ian Pattison Durham 4 6 0 39 60 10.00 2 Ian Salisbury Sussex 2 3 0 27 41 13.67 1 Ian Saxelby Nottinghamshire 2 1 0 6 6 6.00 2 Ian Smith Glamorgan 6 10 1 97 206 22.89 1 1 Ian Wilks Surrey 1 2 0 9 9 4.50 Ismail Dawood Yorkshire 9 14 3 111 240 21.81 1 15 5 Jack Blatherwick Nottinghamshire 1 2 1 0* 0 --- Jack Davies Middlesex 2 3 1 32* 75 37.50
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    City Research Online City, University of London Institutional Repository Citation: Jones, A. (2002). Perceptions on the development and implementation of a care pathway for people with schizophrenia. (Unpublished Doctoral thesis, City University London) This is the accepted version of the paper. This version of the publication may differ from the final published version. Permanent repository link: https://openaccess.city.ac.uk/id/eprint/7585/ Link to published version: Copyright: City Research Online aims to make research outputs of City, University of London available to a wider audience. Copyright and Moral Rights remain with the author(s) and/or copyright holders. URLs from City Research Online may be freely distributed and linked to. Reuse: Copies of full items can be used for personal research or study, educational, or not-for-profit purposes without prior permission or charge. Provided that the authors, title and full bibliographic details are credited, a hyperlink and/or URL is given for the original metadata page and the content is not changed in any way. City Research Online: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/ [email protected] Perceptions on the development and implementation of a care pathway for people with schizophrenia (Volume Two) Adrian Jones A thesis submittedin partial fulfilment of the requirementsof the City Universityfor the degreeof Doctorof Philosophy St. Bartholomew"s School of Nursing & Midwifery City University April 2002 245 Contents Page No. Chapter Six: Development of the care pathway & organisational change