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CRICKET.

BOWLING RECORDS.

All Ten Wickets in an Innings in First-class Matches:

  • Mr. G. H. Kirwan, for Eton v. M.C.C. (all bowled), 9th July, 1835.
  • E. Hinkly, for Kent v. England, 11th July, 1848—no analysis.
  • J. Wisden, for North v . South, 15th July, 1850 no analysis (all bowled).
  • Mr. V. E. Walker, for England v. Surrey, 2ist July, 1859, for 74 runs.
  • Mr. E. M. Grace, for M.C.C. v. Kent, 14th August, 1862—no analysis.
  • Mr. V. E. Walker, for Gentlemen of Middlesex v. Gentlemen of Kent, 16th June, 1864, for 37 runs.
  • G. Wootton, for All -England v. Yorkshire, 19th July, 1865—no analysis.
  • Mr. V. E. Walker, for Middlesex v. Lancashire, 22nd July, 1865, for 104 runs.
  • W. Hickton, for Lancashire v. Hants, 2ist July, 1870, for 46 runs.
  • J. C. Shaw, for Notts v. England, 15th Sept., 1870, for 20 runs.
  • Mr. S. E. Butler, for Oxford v. Cambridge, 26th June, 1871, for 38 runs.
  • J. Lillywhite, for South v. North, 7th August, 1872, for 129 runs.
  • A. Shaw, for M.C.C. and Ground v. North, 1st June, 1874, for 73 runs.
  • E. Barratt, for Players v. Australians, 2nd Sept., 1878, for 43 runs.
  • Mr. G. Giffen, for Anglo-Australian XI. v. Combined Australia, 16th February, 1884, for 66 runs.
  • Mr. W. G. Grace, for M.C.C. v. Oxford University, 22nd June, 1886, for 49 runs.
  • G. Burton, for Middlesex v. Surrey, 19th July, 1888, for 59 runs.
  • Mr. S. M. J. Woods, for Cambridge University v. Mr. C. I. Thornton's XI., 12th May, 1890, for 69 runs.

It will be thus seen that Mr. V. E. Walker has done it thrice ; no other bowler has done it more than once.


FIELDING RECORDS.

Throwing the Cricket Ball :
140 yards, by Billy the Aboriginal, Australia, 19th Dec. 1872
137 yards, by G. Brown (doubtful), Wolverton Common 1819
132 yards, by Mr. W. F. Forbes (18 years old), Eton College Sports, 16th March 1876
130 yards, by Mr. G. J. Bonnor, Australia
128 yards 10½ inches, by Crane (Baseball player), Melbourne, 5th January 1889
127 yards 1 foot 3 inches, by Mr. W. H. Game, Oxford University Sports, 13th March 1873