All Ten: The Ultimate Bowling Feat

148 Vallance Jupp Northamptonshire v Kent, 1932 County Championship The Nevill Ground, Tunbridge Wells on 6, 7, 8 July 1932 (3-day match) Toss won by Kent Kent won by an innings and 188 runs Umpires: EF Field, EJ Smith Kent 360 (LEG Ames 149, VWC Jupp 10-127); Northamptonshire 97 (AP Freeman 8-44) and 75 (AP Freeman 8-38) Kent first innings WH Ashdown c Bakewell b Jupp 43 LJ Todd lbw b Jupp 7 FE Woolley lbw b Jupp 52 +LEG Ames c MHD Cox b Jupp 149 AM Crawley b Jupp 7 HTW Hardinge c Bakewell b Jupp 0 IS Akers-Douglas b Jupp 2 TA Pearce b Jupp 83 *BH Valentine not out 0 AE Watt b Jupp 0 AP Freeman st Bellamy b Jupp 2 Extras (b 13, lb 2) 15 Total (all out, 121 overs) 360 Fall of wickets 1-28, 2-81, 3-124, 4-140, 5-140, 6-164, 7-358, 8-358, 9-358, 10-360 Northamptonshire bowling: ADG Matthews 28-6-80-0, RJ Partridge 33- 9-81-0, VWC Jupp 39-6-127-10, AL Cox 13-4-39-0, MHD Cox 6-1-17-0, JE Timms 2-1-1-0 Northamptonshire: AH Bakewell, AW Snowden, AL Cox, JE Timms, VWC Jupp, KJ Rymill, MHD Cox, WC Brown (capt), ADG Matthews, BW Bellamy (wk), RJ Partridge Born in Burgess Hill, Sussex in 1891, and educated privately, Vallance Jupp made his debut for his home county in 1909. Short and broad-shouldered he was a doughty and skilful cricketer who began as a medium-fast bowler, switching to off spin after the War. He made steady progress and the first of eight Test caps came against Warwick Armstrong’s Australians in 1921. After the War Northamptonshire needed to appoint a paid secretary for the first time. Jupp (still then with Sussex and having switched from professional to amateur) got the job. It was a good move all round: Jupp had an electrical goods business in Northampton, and the county got a very good cricketer. Jupp performed the double ten times, a total only exceeded by the great Yorkshire pair Hirst and Rhodes. And, for a variety of reasons, he missed four full seasons when he might have increased that tally. Given that he spent most of his career playing for a desperately weak Northamptonshire side, it is an impressive record.

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