Famous Cricketers No 4 - F.E.Woolley

lbw b J.D.Tyldesley 0 111-6 17 4 43 1 D.V.Norbury st J.C.Hubble 195-6d 322. Kent v Yorkshire, Dover, August 25, 26 (Match drawn) c G.H.Hirst b A.Waddington 58 168 31 13 72 0 375-8d not out 9 78-2 323. Kent v Middlesex, Lord's, August 29, 30 (Match drawn) b H.W.Lee 19 196 26 10 49 5 P.F.Warner lbw 87 H.W.Lee c E.Humphreys J.W.Hearne c J.Seymour N.E.Haig lbw C.H.Gunasekara c J.Seymour 28.5 13 45 4 J.W.Hearne c J.C.Hubble 121-8 E.H.Hendren b N.E.Haig b S.H.Saville st J.C.Hubble 324. South of England v A.I.F., Hastings, September 1, 2, 3 (South of England won by 122 runs) lbw b H.L.Collins 28 183 31.3 10 74 6 H.L.Collins lbw 162 1 J.T.Murray b W.L.Trennery b A.W.Lampard b W.S.Stirling lbw E.J.Long c A.E.Relf c E.J.Long b J.M.Gregory 2 280 36 14 75 3 C.B.Willis lbw 179 A.W.Lampard b W.S.Stirling c R.R.Relf 325. Rest of England v Yorkshire, Kennington Oval, September 15, 16, 17, 18 (Rest of England won by ten wickets) run out 164 493 33 10 58 3 W.Rhodes c R.H.Spooner 246 1 D.C.F.Burton c D.J.Knight E.Robinson lbw did not bat - 40-0 15 5 44 2 H.Sutcliffe c J.W.H.T.Douglas 286 E.R.Wilson c J.B.Hobbs SEASON’S AVERAGES Batting and Fielding M I NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct Players v Gentlemen 2 1 0 22 22 22.00 - - 5 County Championship 14 19 1 772 134 42.88 2 4 13 Other Kent Matches 1 2 0 76 76 38.00 - 1 2 Other Matches 3 5 0 212 164 42.40 1 - 4 Total 20 27 1 1082 164 41.61 3 5 24 Career 325 481 29 15924 305* 35.23 32 85 302 Bowling O M R W Ave BB 5wi 10wm Players v Gentlemen 104 29 226 13 17.38 6/69 1 - County Championship 628.5 187 1458 90 16.20 7/36 10 3 Other Kent Matches 57 13 136 6 22.66 4/37 - - Other Matches 166.3 48 376 19 19.78 6/74 1 - Total 956.2 277 2196 128 17.15 7/36 12 3 Career 6729.3 1672 17701 963 18.38 8/52 67 10 1920 Woolley was now reaching his peak as an all-round cricketer. In a season of uncertain weather with many slow pitches on which left-handed bowlers dominated, his haul of 185 wickets was the best of his career. He topped both the Kent batting and bowling averages and at times carried the side. Of particular note was his match-winning 139 in little over two hours on a wearing wicket at Horsham, a match in which he also took ten wickets. 39