Famous Cricketers No 95 - P.A.Perrin

365. Essex v Yorkshire, Leyton, June 4, 5 (Match drawn) [5] c A.Dolphin b W.E.Blackburn 7 354 348 did not bat - 55-1 366. Essex v Kent, Leyton, June 9, 10 (Match drawn) [4] c E.W.Dillon b A.P.Freeman 126† 349 - - - - 382 1 [4] not out 101† 258-4d 3 1 6 0 39-3 367. Essex v Sussex, Hove, June 13, 14 (Essex won by six wickets) [4] c G.R.Cox b M.W.Tate 39 227 296 2 [4] b M.W.Tate 25 235-4 164 368. Essex v Middlesex, Leyton, June 28, 30 (Match drawn) [4] b C.H.Gunasekera 4 349 579 [6] not out 3 170-5 369. Essex v Somerset, Leyton, July 18, 19 (Match drawn) [4] c and b L.C.Braund 0 161 386 [4] run out 70 245-5 370. Essex v Middlesex, Lord’s, July 21, (22) (Match drawn) did not bat - 155-2 210 371. Essex v Hampshire, Leyton, July 25, 26 (Match drawn) [4] c F.P.Ryan b A.S.Kennedy 47 331 408 [4] b F.P.Ryan 6 142-4 372. Essex v Gloucestershire, Leyton, July 30, 31 (Match drawn) [4] lbw b P.G.Robinson 43 507 242 1 304-8 373. Essex v Kent, Canterbury, August 4, 5 (Match drawn) [4] c L.H.W.Troughton b W.J.Fairservice 11 494 4 0 11 0 339 1 [4] not out 31† 65-2 374. Essex v Sussex, Leyton, August 8, 9 (Sussex won by an innings and 31 runs) [4] c J.Vine b M.W.Tate 105† 349 523 1 [4] st L.Williams b G.R.Cox 20 143 375. Essex v Somerset, Weston-super-Mare, August 11, 12 (Match drawn) [4] c J.Daniell b J.C.White 13 298 379 84 1 376. Essex v Hampshire, Bournemouth, August 13, 14 (Hampshire won by 194 runs) [4] c L.H.Tennyson b A.S.Kennedy 57 192 278 [4] c H.C.McDonell b A.S.Kennedy 14 159 267-4d SEASON’S AVERAGES Batting and Fielding M I NO Runs HS Ave 100 50 Ct County Championship 14 22 4 798 126 44.33 3 2 11 Other Essex match 1 2 1 52 43* 52.00 - - - Season 15 24 5 850 126 44.73 3 2 11 Career 376 655 61 23108 343* 38.90 59 112 202 Bowling O M R W BB Ave County Championship (6b) 8 1 21 0 - - Career (6b) 162 33 } 668 14 3-13 47.71 (5b) 33 5 1920 Charitably described by Wisden as entitled to ‘a moderate measure of success’, Essex finished ninth of sixteen in the Championship, an achievement which relied heavily on the all-round work of 54