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BATTING by AVERAGE Overall Average Inns N.O BATTING BY AVERAGE Overall average Inns N.O. Runs H.S. 100s Avge M. Williams Oratory School (The) 4 3 290 104* 1 290.00 *J. A. Gordon Saint Edmund's School, Canterbury 8 3 530 226 1 106.00 P. B. Gouge Victoria College, Jersey 6 2 370 172* 2 92.50 *P. J. Vickers Newcastle under Lyme School 8 5 274 63* 91.33 J. Cairns Dollar Academy 5 3 177 85* 88.50 J. D. M. Evison Stamford School 7 2 442 124 88.40 *S.J. Young Millfield School 7 2 430 134* 3 86.00 N. M. J. Reifer Whitgift School 5 2 255 72 85.00 *R. Hanley Royal Grammar School, Newcastle 12 5 592 110* 1 84.57 *I. V. A. Dilkes Saint Lawrence College 14 3 911 163* 4 82.81 H. C. Procter Sevenoaks School 13 4 723 152* 1 80.33 T. R. Carter King's School, Macclesfield (The K.S. in M.) 10 5 398 118* 1 79.60 C. A. Davies Ellesmere College 6 2 318 152 1 79.50 J. A. D. Lawrenson Victoria College, Jersey 6 1 397 116 2 79.40 *S. H. Patel King's College School, Wimbledon 5 2 234 90 78.00 *J. H. Burslem Felsted School 19 3 1215 143* 3 75.93 O. R. Welch Ratcliffe College 9 2 522 129 1 74.57 *A. Bassingthwaighte Bishop's Stortford College 13 3 742 145* 1 74.20 T. Eves Royal Grammar School, Guildford (The) 11 8 216 108* 1 72.00 G. H. Politis Merchant Taylors' School, Crosby 16 5 776 93* 70.54 S. R. G. Naylor Chiselhurst and Sidcup Grammar School 3 1 140 67 70.00 T. S. Muyeye Eastbourne College 19 3 1112 209 3 69.50 M. L. Levitt Haileybury 17 3 963 175* 4 68.78 N. J. L. Morgan Reed's School 13 4 605 177* 2 67.22 *A. H. Makin Manchester Grammar School (The) 12 5 469 117* 1 67.00 D. Long-Martinez Norwich School 7 1 402 158* 1 67.00 J. C. Timms Haileybury 17 6 728 100* 1 66.18 *S. J. Lister Gordonstoun School 8 2 397 101* 1 66.16 P. R. Barnett Radley College 10 6 262 100* 1 65.50 J. J. Figy Winchester College 25 5 1307 120 3 65.35 T. D. Prest Canford School 6 1 320 105* 1 64.00 *J. M. De Caires Saint Albans School 17 4 825 138* 3 63.46 A. J. Horton Saint Edward's School, Oxford 12 2 631 144 1 63.10 Y. Machani King Edward's School, Birmingham 9 4 311 139 1 62.20 *B. B. A. Geddes Saint John's School Leatherhead 15 3 737 135 1 61.41 A. Ganjam Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Wakefield 5 2 184 57 61.33 R. N. Bell Oakham School 13 4 549 140* 1 61.00 F. J. R. Horler Radley College 15 2 784 130 2 60.30 *J. S. Hawkins Bishop's Stortford College 12 4 482 135* 1 60.25 *J. L. Haynes Malvern College 13 2 662 124 1 60.18 *W. L. Naish Wycliffe College 5 2 179 75 59.66 T. O'Toole Bedford School 14 7 417 71* 59.57 *C. Ardron Rossall School 3 178 89 59.33 M. J. M. Brewer Bristol Grammar School 5 1 237 105 1 59.25 J. A. Greene Glasgow HS (The H. S. of G.) 7 2 295 113* 2 59.00 D. I. S. Norman Woodbridge School 7 2 294 81 58.80 M. Revis Sedbergh School 17 6 642 86 58.36 W. Salter Wycliffe College 4 1 175 85 58.33 *T. Snell Ratcliffe College 11 2 522 176* 1 58.00 O. Rousham Saint George's College,Weybridge 8 1 395 101* 1 56.42 M. J. Newbold Reed's School 13 5 444 100* 1 55.50 A. L. Ayers Dauntsey's School 20 4 884 101 1 55.25 J. W. Waite Colston's School 11 8 165 46 55.00 T. Francis Aldenham School 5 2 165 88 55.00 S. Jadhav Wells Cathedral School 4 1 165 100 1 55.00 N. J. Piper Wellingborough School 9 3 328 83* 54.66 *A. R. Carter Wellington College 20 4 869 148 3 54.31 J. J. du'Gay Blundell's School 9 3 324 100* 1 54.00 W. A. Ellis Emanuel School 13 4 485 86* 53.88 A. Roy Manchester Grammar School (The) 8 3 269 101* 1 53.80 S. H. Lenham Bede's School 9 4 268 65 53.60 B. J. Griffin Solihull School 5 266 131 1 53.20 *B. E. Harper Woodbridge School 7 2 266 75 53.20 *O. Reilly Rydal Penrhos School 10 3 372 81* 53.14 *R. P. Sewell Dover College 4 2 106 46* 53.00 N. M. Le Tissier Elizabeth College, Guernsey 16 5 580 119 3 52.72 *J.Marston Saint Joseph's College 9 3 314 109* 1 52.33 R. A. Worrell Bede's School 11 3 418 72 52.25 J. R. Redman Denstone College 11 2 468 123 2 52.00 D. M. Afford Denstone College 14 4 519 108 1 51.90 *B. G. Charlesworth Saint Edward's School, Oxford 10 1 466 115 2 51.77 *G. C. H. Hill Sedbergh School 15 4 569 137* 2 51.72 L. Naylor Wellington School, Somerset 12 2 517 105 1 51.70 Z. P. Wenham Repton School 7 3 204 75* 51.00 O. G. H. Everitt Highgate School 5 1 204 87 51.00 T. Wallis Portsmouth Grammar School (The) 12 608 103 2 50.66 R. A. Edwards Fettes College 6 2 202 78 50.50 H. F. C. Thorpe Gordonstoun School 5 252 77 50.40 H. Usman Chigwell School 10 503 106* 1 50.30 *H. A. Jupp Abingdon School 15 4 553 102* 1 50.27 *W. E. B. Cook Marlborough College 12 3 449 80 49.88 *J. Dhariwal King Edward VI School, Southampton 9 1 399 94* 49.88 H. J. A. W. Chapman Radley College 15 5 497 74 49.70 *J. J. Carson Hurstpierpoint College 14 3 545 91 49.54 H. Friend Monmouth School 9 2 344 140* 1 49.14 W. A. Hobson Repton School 18 4 685 188* 1 48.93 B. A. Wilcox Gresham's School 17 4 632 103 1 48.61 A. Padalkar Worth School 13 2 531 95 48.27 M. R. Wells Bedford School 16 2 675 99 48.21 A. K. Agedah Bancroft's School 9 2 337 111 1 48.14 M. T. Roberts Saint Peter's School, York 18 4 673 150* 2 48.07 *T. J. L. Tsang Saint Benedict's School, Ealing 7 1 288 117* 1 48.00 *H. Gouldstone Bedford School 16 1 719 103 1 47.93 O. T. Tennant Woodhouse Grove School 12 1 527 107 1 47.90 D. N. Holland Malvern College 21 6 717 176 2 47.80 R. Senekal Worksop College 13 1 570 186 1 47.50 *S. J. T. Rolfe Berkhamsted School 17 4 616 107* 2 47.38 A. M. Ramani Worth School 14 2 568 80 47.33 J. J. G. Sales Wellingborough School 10 3 331 110* 1 47.28 T. S. C. Newby Haileybury 10 6 189 80* 47.25 * R. Das Brentwood School 12 566 88 47.16 *T. Mackintosh Sabater Merchiston Castle School 10 1 423 89 47.00 P. Khera King's College School, Wimbledon 8 1 327 141* 2 46.71 *J. J. O'Riordan Tonbridge School 19 5 652 89* 46.57 P. A. Ades Saint Edward's School, Oxford 13 2 511 104 1 46.45 *R. S. Heginbottom Glasgow Academy (The) 4 1 139 56 46.33 *H. L. Raschke University College School 10 1 417 100* 1 46.33 D. Jegatheesan John Lyon, Harrow 17 7 463 75* 46.30 S. J. Elstone Hymers College 13 3 462 97 46.20 M. Lodge Saint Peter's School, York 18 6 554 76* 46.16 H. C. Bevan-Thomas Tonbridge School 16 5 507 103 1 46.09 J. G. Bethell Rugby School 10 1 414 107 2 46.00 O. T. J. Robertson George Watson's College 8 2 276 86 46.00 J. W. Chong King's School, Macclesfield (The K.S. in M.) 14 2 551 138 2 45.91 A. M. Chakrapani Solihull School 9 1 367 124 2 45.87 J. C. McGruer Langley Park School for Boys 14 3 503 93 45.72 *D, T. P. Church Loughborough Grammar School 11 502 123 1 45.63 *T. S. Parker Bloxham School 13 2 500 118* 1 45.45 F. J. Peters Canford School 8 3 225 121* 1 45.00 C. N. Turner Edinburgh Academy (The) 7 3 180 52* 45.00 B. J. E. Robinson Tonbridge School 19 1 809 110* 1 44.94 *D. W. Oldreive Gresham's School 20 3 762 94* 44.82 J. J. D. Potts Wells Cathedral School 10 1 403 98 44.77 A. S. Chima Repton School 16 5 492 88 44.73 *K. J. Nayee Worth School 11 4 313 77 44.71 D. R. A. McMurray Bradfield College 7 1 268 94* 44.66 S. Lowe Wellsway School 7 1 268 104* 1 44.66 *J. M. Conolly Brighton College 7 312 138 1 44.57 M.
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