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BATTING 2000 School I NO Runs H. S. 100S Avge Season S. C. T. Dexter Abingdon School 12 2 283 62 28.30 2000 T BATTING 2000 School I NO Runs H. S. 100s Avge Season S. C. T. Dexter Abingdon School 12 2 283 62 28.30 2000 T. W. S. Bracher Abingdon School 12 1 265 79 24.09 2000 E. J. M. Webber Abingdon School 11 1 233 69 23.30 2000 M. T. Armitage Abingdon School 12 159 59 13.25 2000 J. Webb AKS Lytham (formerly Arnold) 6 142 88 23.66 2000 J. Kelliher AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 12 3 396 75* 44.00 2000 C. Roberts AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 15 3 359 47* 29.91 2000 B. J. James AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 24 3 540 84 25.71 2000 J. M. Hill AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 23 2 520 77 24.76 2000 B. Garthwaite AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 10 2 151 41 18.87 2000 T. J. Thompson AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 14 2 208 51 17.33 2000 T. Eastham AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 25 4 322 51* 15.33 2000 B. M. Ourin AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 19 4 210 51* 14.00 2000 C. L. Blackett AKS Lytham (formerly King Edward VII and Queen Mary) 24 4 195 44* 9.75 2000 M. S. Tennant Aldenham School 8 1 184 66 26.28 2000 D. Ellis Alleyn's School 16 2 630 103 1 45.00 2000 N. Dasandi Alleyn's School 17 3 546 96 39.00 2000 T. Arul-Pragasam Alleyn's School 8 2 204 56 34.00 2000 E. Postma Alleyn's School 13 2 194 45 17.63 2000 P. Gretton Ampleforth College 12 1 395 85 35.90 2000 B. Fitzherbert Ampleforth College 12 2 274 78 27.40 2000 S. Phillips Ampleforth College 12 2 274 73 27.40 2000 J. Tussaud Ampleforth College 10 246 67 24.60 2000 D. Ansell Ampleforth College 12 2 243 63 24.30 2000 A. J. Virgo Ardingly College 12 2 367 90 36.70 2000 N. W. B. Patterson Ardingly College 12 370 132 1 30.83 2000 S. J. Kingcome Ardingly College 10 1 244 101* 1 27.11 2000 D. E. Brooker Ardingly College 13 1 287 66 23.91 2000 A. J. Beer Ardingly College 13 248 87 19.07 2000 P. Jones Bablake School 7 4 151 37 50.33 2000 I. Cure Bablake School 8 2 152 46 25.33 2000 D. C. O'Leary Bancroft's School 15 415 72 27.66 2000 C. F. Leech Bancroft's School 13 251 85 19.30 2000 J. Johnson Bancroft's School 15 2 250 42 19.23 2000 J. Rolfe Bancroft's School 15 4 206 43 18.72 2000 M. Levis Bancroft's School 14 247 71 17.64 2000 S. Gevertz Bancroft's School 15 256 52 17.06 2000 R. M. Bell Bangor Grammar School 15 4 300 48 27.27 2000 P. D. McKenzie Bangor Grammar School 20 5 398 79* 26.53 2000 C. J. R. Kane Bangor Grammar School 19 2 350 74* 20.58 2000 J. E. McClaughlin Bangor Grammar School 20 339 102 1 16.95 2000 M. D. Montgomery Bangor Grammar School 22 3 279 80* 14.68 2000 A. J. Ritchie Bangor Grammar School 16 1 177 44 11.80 2000 T. Foster Barnard Castle School 3 162 75 54.00 2000 R. Wood Barnard Castle School 7 1 197 62* 32.83 2000 P. Clarke Barnard Castle School 8 185 60 23.12 2000 J. Wren Barnard Castle School 9 205 74 22.77 2000 N. Parsooth Bedford Modern School 10 4 217 58* 36.16 2000 O. Chinneck Bedford Modern School 11 2 277 53 30.77 2000 D. Myers Bedford Modern School 9 1 210 56 26.25 2000 J. Clulow Bedford Modern School 11 2 182 46* 20.22 2000 R. King Bedford Modern School 12 206 41 17.16 2000 A. Griffin Bedford Modern School 11 165 43 15.00 2000 J. Stedman Bedford School 18 3 696 95 46.40 2000 W. Smith Bedford School 16 2 620 156 1 44.28 2000 A. N. Cook Bedford School 12 3 311 89 24.55 2000 E. O'Callaghan Bedford School 15 6 243 63 27.00 2000 R. Wycherly Bedford School 14 6 214 42 26.75 2000 A. Shankar Bedford School 17 2 286 61 19.06 2000 I. A. Bartholomew Berkhamsted Collegiate School 12 1 298 73 27.09 2000 T. W. Warren Berkhamsted Collegiate School 11 2 196 56 21.77 2000 M. R. Herring Berkhamsted Collegiate School 11 223 55 20.27 2000 A. P. Williamson Berkhamsted Collegiate School 9 1 155 49 19.37 2000 J. A. Hallan Berkhamsted Collegiate School 10 166 62 16.60 2000 D. Milligan Birkenhead School 5 1 194 70* 48.50 2000 A. Birley Birkenhead School 10 1 351 124 1 39.00 2000 E. Berstock Birkenhead School 13 5 298 72* 37.25 2000 J. Berstock Birkenhead School 17 4 340 109 1 26.15 2000 S. Marshall Birkenhead School 10 1 209 70 23.22 2000 T. Cottrell Birkenhead School 15 4 151 28 13.72 2000 C. de Weymarn Bloxham School 11 1 326 116* 2 32.60 2000 R. Crofts Bloxham School 11 1 187 41* 18.70 2000 T. A. Wright Blundell's School 15 2 568 96* 43.69 2000 P. W. T. Arnold Blundell's School 15 3 384 69 32.00 2000 J. C. Dark Blundell's School 13 1 303 80 25.25 2000 E. N. Buckland Blundell's School 11 4 166 62* 23.71 2000 J. H. K. White Blundell's School 12 1 255 65 23.18 2000 C. I. Hill Blundell's School 12 2 180 38 18.00 2000 C. P. Hose Bradfield College 11 2 307 86 34.11 2000 A. J. J. Jeffries Bradfield College 11 2 283 92* 31.44 2000 A. S. G. Tod Bradfield College 12 1 322 103* 1 29.27 2000 M. D. Clark Bradfield College 8 178 46 22.25 2000 W. M. H. Edes Bradfield College 9 1 162 38 20.25 2000 D. R. W. Irens Bradfield College 12 1 203 54* 18.45 2000 B. R. Graham Bradford Grammar School 16 2 820 146 3 58.57 2000 J. A. S. Benzafar Bradford Grammar School 13 2 331 58 30.09 2000 N. R. Cockcroft Bradford Grammar School 16 3 258 50* 19.84 2000 T. D. Ambepitiya Bradford Grammar School 17 1 289 51 18.06 2000 J. R. Topham Bradford Grammar School 13 1 189 50 15.75 2000 M. J. Dillingham Bradford Grammar School 15 212 37 14.13 2000 P. R. Gray Brentwood School 14 2 428 93 35.66 2000 E. J. Bowler Brentwood School 16 2 465 101* 1 33.21 2000 D. P. Selby Brentwood School 11 3 254 77* 31.75 2000 A. M. Szczuka Brentwood School 14 2 330 68* 27.50 2000 J. G. Redwood Brentwood School 8 160 74 20.00 2000 D. E. Johnson Brentwood School 13 1 221 41 18.41 2000 M. J. Prior Brighton College 21 2 801 145 2 42.15 2000 P. Sanklecha Brighton College 20 4 631 100 1 39.43 2000 C. D. Hopkinson Brighton College 20 1 630 111 1 33.15 2000 M. J. Brackpool Brighton College 17 4 316 48 24.30 2000 B. R. Stubbs Brighton College 13 3 201 41 20.10 2000 T. R. Burton Brighton College 13 1 218 55 18.16 2000 N. C. F. Woodbridge Brighton College 18 4 254 64 18.14 2000 D. W. Hayward Bristol Grammar School 11 2 314 102* 1 34.88 2000 S. Douglas Bristol Grammar School 11 298 63 27.09 2000 P. W. Morris Bristol Grammar School 12 1 272 79 24.72 2000 A. J. Staniforth Bristol Grammar School 9 1 160 31* 20.00 2000 D. A. W. Heath Bryanston School 7 2 329 123* 1 65.80 2000 B. C. Edgell Bryanston School 7 232 85 33.14 2000 N. J. P. Brunner Bryanston School 9 260 68 28.88 2000 C. Fuller Campbell College 10 2 422 110 1 52.75 2000 A. Heasley Campbell College 9 2 160 39* 22.85 2000 R. Turtle Campbell College 9 1 154 32 19.25 2000 A. Bell Canford School 12 438 71 36.50 2000 J. Martin Canford School 10 1 315 70* 35.00 2000 M. Spitteler Canford School 13 363 50 27.92 2000 H. Stead Canford School 13 232 55 17.84 2000 J. W. L. Toller Charterhouse 12 3 316 57* 35.11 2000 S. C. Hollingsworth Charterhouse 12 1 382 108 1 34.72 2000 H. B. Bourne Charterhouse 12 1 303 78* 27.54 2000 J. A. Gilbert Charterhouse 10 3 190 77* 27.14 2000 P. L. Hunt Charterhouse 10 1 234 83 26.00 2000 W. J. S. Clark Charterhouse 15 2 288 74 22.15 2000 J. C. Hare Charterhouse 12 2 187 77* 18.70 2000 R. T. J. Howell Cheltenham College 12 1 613 129* 2 55.72 2000 J. A. Hayes Cheltenham College 9 4 277 50* 55.40 2000 E. B. H. Shaw Cheltenham College 10 316 61 31.60 2000 G.
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