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CAREER FIGURES - TEST BOWLING STATISTICS – UP TO AND INCLUDING WINTER 2018/19 Player County Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best Figures 5w Inns 10w Matches Aaron Beard Essex 84 17 311 9 34.55 2-24 Aaron Finch Worcestershire 116.1 23 326 14 23.28 4-22 Aaron Laraman Middlesex 46 9 127 4 31.73 2-11 Aaron Thomasson Warwickshire 25 2 107 0 --- Adam Ball Kent 56 7 181 3 60.34 1-29 Adam Harrison Glamorgan 196.4 51 720 22 32.73 4-16 Adam Miller Lancashire 130 26 416 11 37.82 4-82 Adil Rashid Yorkshire 131.1 22 441 14 31.50 8-157 1 1 Adrian Jones Sussex 36.4 10 71 3 23.67 2-26 Alan Mellor Derbyshire 64.3 18 177 2 88.50 1-16 Alan Wells Sussex 19 5 43 3 14.34 2-24 Alex Barnett Middlesex 143 42 383 7 54.71 3-69 Alex Edwards Sussex 51 19 99 2 49.50 1-41 Alex Morris Yorkshire 269 60 793 25 31.72 3-44 Alex Tudor Surrey 216.3 54 657 23 28.56 5-52 1 Alex Wakely Northamptonshire 7 0 28 1 28.00 1-21 Alex Whiley Nottinghamshire 39.2 13 76 4 19.00 3-21 Alfie Gleadhall Derbyshire 22.5 3 71 3 23.66 2-24 Alistair Cook Essex 34 10 96 3 32.00 3-50 Alistair Fraser Essex 238 47 659 20 32.95 4-52 Andrew Cottam Somerset 60 18 166 5 33.20 4-69 Andrew Flintoff Lancashire 214 51 528 22 24.00 5-39 1 Andrew Golding Essex 33 7 100 2 50.00 1-31 Andrew McGarry Essex 136.3 23 488 13 37.54 4-44 Andrew Payne Lancashire 45 8 136 1 136.00 1-22 Andrew Pick Nottinghamshire 96.1 17 315 13 24.23 4-54 Andrew Roberts Northamptonshire 84 17 254 4 63.50 3-54 Andrew Robson Surrey 43 11 110 0 ----- ------ Anthony McGrath Yorkshire 7 2 21 0 ----- ------ Arthur Godsal Middlesex 17 2 62 1 62.00 1-16 Ashok Patel Middlesex 58.5 21 101 4 25.25 2-42 Ateeq Javid Warwickshire 10 0 54 1 54.00 1-49 Atif Sheikh Derbyshire 20 2 92 3 30.67 2-44 Azeem Rafiq Yorkshire 188 43 584 16 36.50 6-90 2 Ben Charlesworth Gloucestershire 13 3 48 1 48.00 1-26 Ben Harmison Durham 62.4 5 271 5 54.20 4-58 Ben Hollioake Surrey 158 46 402 21 19.14 6-40 1 Ben Smith Leicestershire 87 27 198 6 33.00 2-22 Ben Stokes Durham 10 5 22 1 22.00 1-8 Benny Green Somerset 76.5 5 328 7 46.84 3-65 Player County Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best Figures 5w Inns 10w Matches Bilal Shafayat Nottinghamshire 94.2 16 316 13 24.31 6-54 1 Brad Taylor Hampshire 82 26 200 7 28.57 3-42 Callum Haggett Somerset 4 1 7 0 ---- ---- Callum Taylor Essex 16 1 69 1 69.00 1-37 Chris Thompson Surrey 2 0 16 0 ----- ----- Chris Woakes Warwickshire 95 20 270 5 54.00 3-30 Chris Wood Hampshire 68.5 15 201 5 40.20 2-44 Christian Davis Northamptonshire 12 1 54 0 --- --- Christopher Bullen Surrey 33 7 87 5 17.40 3-57 Christopher Hawkes Leicestershire 71 20 172 3 57.34 2-56 Christopher Liptrot Worcestershire 69.1 15 249 9 27.67 3-37 Christopher Penn Kent 52 13 116 5 23.20 4-55 Christopher Schofield Lancashire 109 26 412 5 82.40 4-60 Christopher Yorkshire 35 10 111 2 55.50 2-79 Silverwood Christopher Tremlett Hampshire 56 11 211 5 42.20 2-26 Colin Campbell Durham 88 28 189 10 18.90 3-29 Dan Broadbent Yorkshire 12 2 58 0 ----- ------ Dan Redfern Derbyshire 2 0 2 0 ---- ---- Daniel Houghton Lancashire 7 0 41 0 ---- ---- Danny Briggs Hampshire 42 7 96 8 12.00 5-50 1 Danny Evans Durham 14 1 55 0 ----- ----- Danny Law Sussex 90 19 282 11 25.63 4-74 Darren Gough Yorkshire 199.3 37 668 19 35.16 5-106 1 Darren Thomas Glamorgan 120 26 347 9 38.56 4-81 David Capel Northamptonshire 12 2 35 1 35.00 1-7 David Griffiths Hampshire 52 6 212 2 106.00 2-71 David Harrison Glamorgan 52.3 16 137 6 22.83 3-55 David Lawrence Gloucestershire 33 8 90 3 30.00 3-32 David Payne Gloucestershire 42.3 4 167 3 55.67 2-108 David Ripley Northamptonshire 3 2 4 1 4.00 1-4 David Sales Northamptonshire 4 1 8 1 8.00 1-5 David Stiff Yorkshire 75.3 22 181 12 15.08 5-35 1 David Thomas Surrey 62.5 6 285 7 40.71 4-84 David Thompson Surrey 43.1 7 98 5 19.60 2-41 David Willey Northamptonshire 21 3 58 4 14.50 3-45 Dean Cosker Glamorgan 282 89 708 25 28.32 5-36 2 Dean Hoffman Warwickshire 15.3 3 57 2 28.50 2-57 Delray Rawlins Sussex 18 4 61 1 61.00 1-48 Dominic Cork Derbyshire 211.1 61 542 16 33.88 4-18 Dominic Sibley Surrey 21 3 58 1 58.00 1-22 Duncan Wild Northamptonshire 19 6 37 1 37.00 1-4 Player County Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best Figures 5w Inns 10w Matches Ed Barnard Worcestershire 47.5 11 151 3 50.33 1-10 Ed Barnes Yorkshire 38 3 172 5 34.40 3-38 Euan Woods Surrey 43 12 125 4 31.25 2-55 Gareth Andrew Somerset 29.3 5 106 2 53.00 1-47 Gareth Batty Yorkshire 192 71 396 16 24.75 3-51 Gareth Edwards Glamorgan 46 12 96 6 16.00 4-48 Garry Hall Somerset 30.3 4 115 4 28.75 4-115 Gary Keedy Yorkshire 321.2 111 622 16 38.68 4-71 Gary Palmer Somerset 79 18 225 10 22.50 3-76 Gary Pratt Durham 5 1 10 0 ----- ------ Gavin Griffiths Lancashire 55.4 13 108 3 36.00 2-34 George Balderson Lancashire 34.3 11 103 4 25.75 3-40 George Hill Yorskhire 28.5 7 62 1 62.00 1-14 George Panayi Warwickshire 67.2 6 324 12 27.00 3-51 Gian Singh Virdi Surrey 94 8 346 10 34.60 4-82 Giles Haywood Sussex 83.2 19 263 6 43.83 2-91 Glen Chapple Lancashire 425.4 110 1122 34 33.00 4-62 Gordon Lord Worcestershire 105 43 215 7 30.71 3-81 Gordon Muchall Durham 73 9 296 7 42.28 2-80 Gordon Parsons Leicestershire 48.4 17 130 10 13.00 6-46 1 Graeme White Northamptonshire 70 7 212 4 53.00 3-63 Graham Bridge Durham 155.1 53 290 13 22.30 4-45 Graham Dilley Kent 33.4 6 126 3 42.00 1-7 Graham Dodds Lancashire 24 7 62 0 ----- ------ Graham Harding Nottinghamshire 114 49 192 6 32.00 3-44 Graham Napier Essex 32 2 139 3 46.34 1-10 Graham Rose Somerset 103.3 26 278 11 25.27 5-82 1 Graham Stevenson Yorkshire 37.1 11 97 5 19.40 3-61 Graham Swann Northamptonshire 217.1 60 608 26 23.28 8-118 2 1 Graham Wagg Warwickshire 54 10 200 5 40.00 2-14 Graham Welch Warwickshire 67 8 270 4 67.50 2-87 Grant Forster Northamptonshire 54 8 178 1 178.00 1-109 Gurman Randhawa Yorkshire 59.1 7 232 2 116.00 2-83 Guramar Virdi Surrey 63 11 197 6 32.83 5-77 1 Hamidullah Qadri Derbyshire 60.5 7 196 5 39.20 2-61 Hamza Riazuddin Hampshire 24 8 74 2 37.00 2-43 Harrison Ward Sussex 19 3 51 2 25.50 1-3 Harry Brook Yorkshire 4 0 18 0 --- Harry Brookes Warwickshire 119.2 21 435 11 39.54 3-56 Harry Finch Sussex 34 6 118 6 19.66 3-11 Harvey Trump Somerset 152.5 50 327 7 46.71 4-51 Haseeb Hameed Lancashire 3 0 9 0 ---- Player County Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best Figures 5w Inns 10w Matches Ian Anderson Derbyshire 32.4 11 70 5 14.00 3-61 Ian Bell Warwickshire 9 0 42 0 ----- ------ Ian Butcher Surrey 3 1 11 0 ----- ------ Ian Flanagan Essex 2 0 9 0 ----- ------ Ian Folley Lancashire 78.2 22 178 11 16.18 5-69 1 Ian Hunter Durham 50 8 186 4 46.50 2-37 Ian Pattison Durham 86.4 20 271 9 30.11 3-32 Ian Salisbury Sussex 121 45 271 7 38.71 5-131 1 Ian Saxelby Nottinghamshire 74.3 14 231 10 23.10 4-47 Ian Smith Glamorgan 92 20 282 7 40.29 3-54 Ian Wilks Surrey 20 3 38 4 9.50 4-13 Jack Blatherwick Nottinghamshire 30 1 144 1 144.00 1-64 Jack Morley Lancashire 22 0 69 0 ---- Jack Parsons Sussex 81 3 27 8 33.88 4-93 Jack Plom Essex 63.3 18 170 12 14.16 4-56 Jacob Ball Nottinghamshire 63 12 217 9 24.11 5-64 1 Jake Needham Derbyshire 29 8 74 0 ----- ----- James Anderson Lancashire 96.4 22 274 9 30.44 5-45 1 James Daley Durham 16 3 21 2 10.50 2-18 James Harris Glamorgan 55.3 11 179 6 29.83 3-42 James Hildreth Somerset 3 2 3 1 3.00 1-3 James Hindson Nottinghamshire 137 43 350 8 43.75 4-71 James Ormond Leicestershire 66 22 184 4 46.00 2-47 James Tredwell Kent 145 52 325 8 40.63 3-51 James Vince Hampshire 4 0 24 0 ---- Jamie Dalrymple Middlesex 37 12 95 1 95.00 1-25 Jamie Grove Essex 83 11 361 7 51.85 3-72 Jamie Sykes Middlesex 43.1 11 89 3 29.67 2-79 Jared Warner Yorkshire 48 6 194 0 ---- Jason Kerr Somerset 39.3 6 138 2 69.00 2-18 Jason Searle Durham 134 57 258 9 28.67 3-56 Jeremy Batty Yorkshire 68 24 192 6 32.00 5-60 1 Jeremy Hallett Somerset 147.2 32 508 23 22.09 5-33 2 Jeremy Snape Northamptonshire 161.3 56 339 17 19.94 5-62 1 Joe Denly Kent 42.2 7 176 5 35.20 2-6 Joe Root Yorkshire 14.2 2 37 4 9.25 3-20 John Crawley Lancashire 4 0 35 0 ----- ------ John Graham Durham 1 0 4 0 ----- John Sadler Yorkshire 4 0 34 0 ----- ------ Jonathan Agnew Leicestershire 11 0 44 1 44.00 1-44 Jonathan Powell Essex 128 16 443 4 110.75 1-32 Jonathan Tattersall Yorkshire 21 2 101 2 50.50 2-58 Player County Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Best Figures 5w Inns 10w Matches Joseph Tucker Somerset 57.3 12 171 10 17.10 5-38 1 Joshua Coughlin Durham 21 7 45 2 22.50 2-45 Joshua McCoy Hampshire 10 1 47 0 --- Joshua Shaw Yorkshire 100.2 19 291 10 29.10 6/103 1 Joshua Tongue Worcestershire 31 7 88 4 22.00 3-69 Justin Bishop Essex 192.5 42 680 28 24.29 7-42 2 Kabir Ali Worcestershire 27 7 92 4 23.00 4-49 Kadeer Ali Worcestershire 1 0 1 0 ----- ------ Kasey Aldridge Somerset 34.2 5 123 6 20.50 4-44 Keith Butler Essex 67 12 195 2 97.50 1-36 Keith Medlycott Surrey 29 4 104 4 26.00 3-55 Kevan James Hampshire 33 9 70 2 35.00 1-12 Kevin Innes Northamptonshire 54.3 17 138 3 46.00 2-34 Kim Barnett Derbyshire 17 1 50 2 25.00 1-23 Kishen Velani Essex 8 2 27 0 ---- ---- Kyle Hogg Lancashire 163.2 32 529 20 26.45 5-88 1 Laurie Potter Leicestershire 25 12 37 0 ----- ------ Lewis Goldsworthy Somerset 18 2 44 1 44.00 1-13 Lewis Gregory Somerset 92 19 312 8 39.00 3-39 Liam Dawson Hampshire 195.4 48 432 19 22.73 5-74 1 Liam Patterson-White Nottinghamshire 79 8 240 5 48.00 2-83 Liam Plunkett Durham 187 44 657 22 29.86 4-57 Lloyd Tennant Leicestershire 116 34 315 7 45.00 2-47 Luke Fletcher Nottinghamshire 20 1 84 1 84.00 1-84 Luke Hollman Middlesex 121 25 281 12 23.41 4-39 Luke Wells Sussex 42 12 98 3 32.67 1-9 Luke Wood Not5tinghamshire 64 24 135 5 27.00 2-14 Luke Wright Leicestershire 93.3 24 278 9 30.81 3-26 Marcus
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    Sussex CCC vs Australia A Tourist Match Arundel Castle Cricket Ground, Arundel Sunday 7th – Wednesday 11th July 2019 Day One Late bursts from James Pattinson and Michael Neser seized the initiative for Australia 'A' on the first day of their first-class match against Sussex at Arundel Castle. Sussex won the toss and batted after persistent drizzle prevented play from starting until just after 3.30pm. The home side made a positive start with Phil Salt (37) and Varun Chopra (30) putting on an opening stand of 69 inside 14 overs. After the pair departed to Jackson Bird and Pattinson in consecutive overs, Luke Wells and Laurie Evans then combined to take Sussex to 112 for 2 with six overs of the day remaining. What had looked like being a solid start to the match was rocked, however, with three wickets falling for just six runs. First, Neser nipped one past Evans' outside edge and knocked back his off stump. Three overs later and Pattinson - with 70 wickets in 17 Test matches behind him - beat Wells between bat and pad with the same end result. Sussex debutant, Aneesh Kapil then fended a rising Pattinson delivery to Marcus Harry in the gully, leaving Delray Rawlins and nightwatchman to see their side through to the close on 118 for 5. Day Two Delray Rawlins made the fourth century of his first-class career before Australia 'A' made Sussex's bowlers toil on day two of the tourist match at Arundel Castle. Resuming on his overnight score of five not out, Rawlins' knock was a classy affair, made all the more impressive by the fact it was scored against an Australian bowling attack boasting 277 Test match wickets.