03 October, 2022

Nottinghamshire First Class Career Records (Inc 2022)




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NOTTINGHAMSHIRE FIRST CLASS CAREER RECORDS (UP TO END OF 2022 SEASON)

BATTING

DEBUT

M

I

NO

RUNS

HS

AV’GE

CT

ST

100

50

30

0

J.T.Ball

2011

62

94

24

972

49*

13.89

12

-

-

-

9

13

S.C.J.Broad

2008

49

69

8

1257

60

20.61

23

-

-

7

12

6

M.Carter

2015

17

27

2

241

33

9.64

16

-

-

-

1

7

Z.J.Chappell

2019

10

15

3

121

29

10.08

4

-

-

-

-

4

J.M.Clarke

2019

45

75

6

2348

133

34.03

27

-

5

14

9

8

B.M.Duckett

2018

45

73

3

3172

241

45.31

35

-

8

13

12

5

J.D.M.Evison

2019

9

14

1

395

109*

30.38

3

-

1

1

4

1

L.J.Fletcher

2008

133

193

35

2228

92

14.10

30

-

-

7

10

24

A.D.Hales

2008

93

156

6

5856

236

39.04

73

-

13

30

20

16

H.Hameed

2020

30

50

4

2186

196

47.52

25

-

6

14

6

3

B.A.Hutton

2011

47

70

8

1231

74

19.85

27

-

-

5

12

8

L.W.James

2018

27

40

4

1498

164*

41.61

11

-

3

10

5

2

M.Montgomery

2022

4

8

0

369

178

46.13

8

-

1

1

2

-

T.J.Moores

2016

62

99

6

2165

106

23.28

175

5

2

6

15

5

S.J.Mullaney

2010

165

275

9

9054

192

34.04

159

-

18

49

34

23

S.R.Patel

2002

208

340

17

11493

257*

35.58

127

-

23

57

53

24

D.Paterson

2021

24

27

18

114

22

12.67

5

-

-

-

-

3

L.A.Patterson-White

2019

33

45

6

1008

101

25.85

15

-

1

6

8

9

J.L.Pattinson

2017

16

20

5

491

89*

32.73

1

-

-

2

6

1

D.J.Schadendorf

2021

1

1

0

24

24

24.00

4

-

-

-

-

-

B.T.Slater

2018

49

84

7

2718

225*

35.30

23

-

6

10

13

5

BOWLING

I

OVERS

M

RUNS

W

AV’GE

ARPO

BPW

BB

5wI

10wM

 

J.T.Ball

103

1588.5

323

5440

199

27.34

3.42

47.90

6-49

6

-

 

S.C.J.Broad

88

1431.5

323

4233

186

22.76

2.96

46.19

8-52

6

1

 

M.Carter

30

591

113

1989

50

39.78

3.37

70.92

7-56

2

1

 

Z.J.Chappell

19

272

54

915

21

43.57

3.36

77.71

4-59

-

-

 

J.M.Clarke

1

6

0

26

0

-

4.33

-

0-26

-

-

 

B.M.Duckett

5

15

0

50

1

50.00

3.33

90.00

1-15

-

-

 

J.D.M.Evison

16

162

31

531

21

25.29

3.28

46.29

5-21

1

-

 

L.J.Fletcher

235

3839.2

976

11008

426

25.84

2.87

54.08

7-37

10

1

 

A.D.Hales

7

48.5

7

171

3

57.00

3.50

97.67

2-63

-

-

 

H.Hameed

1

12

2

39

0

-

3.25

-

0-39

-

-

 

B.A.Hutton

86

1319.3

284

4443

159

27.94

3.37

49.79

5-29

6

2

 

L.W.James

32

295

47

928

24

38.67

3.15

73.75

4-51

-

-

 

M.Montgomery

1

1

0

4

0

-

4.00

-

0-4

-

-

 

T.J.Moores

1

1

0

5

0

-

5.00

-

0-5

-

-

 

S.J.Mullaney

193

1566.3

341

4724

134

35.25

3.02

70.14

5-32

1

-

 

S.R.Patel

305

4012.4

868

12216

325

37.59

3.04

74.08

7-68

5

1

 

D.Paterson

45

756.5

187

2223

110

20.21

2.94

41.28

8-52

3

1

 

L.A.Patterson-White

51

872

193

2315

85

27.24

2.65

61.55

5-41

4

-

 

J.L.Pattinson

30

474.4

89

1585

73

21.71

3.34

39.01

6-73

4

-

 

D.J.Schadendorf

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

 

B.T.Slater

6

42

12

90

3

30.00

2.14

84.00

1-1

-

-

 

 



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5 comments:

  1. Marie Kelly Fan Boy HQ Tuesday, 04 October, 2022

    18 first class centuries and 134 vital wickets now for Steven Mullaney. A very good effort indeed especially when you think he’s been middle order batsman and makeshift opener(when there was no one else to do it and he did it pretty successfully as well) plus captaining the side in recent seasons whilst bringing a new, younger bunch of players into the side. I wondered just how much he had left in the tank, but he had such a good season last year from a personal point of view. Feel he should now only concentrate on the county championship and possibly the RLODC and hang his boots up for the Blast T20 games. Not sure what his contract situation is but feel he has got at least another 2 years left in him at the top level. Do think he must keep his fitness levels up to the required standard however, as he can then be called upon to bowl some overs when needed.

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    1. AnonymousTuesday, 04 October, 2022

      Agree. Also in recent seasons the speed/strike rate. of Mullaneys runs has been impressive.

      This shouldn’t be a “criticise Joe Clarke” piece but when I look at his batting vs Samit & Mullaney he basically offers similar runs but no wickets.
      We also see what a workhorse Fletcher is (vs Broad and Ball his stats and wickets per over match up).
      Huttons wickets/wickets per over also stack up quite nicely vs our bigger names.

      Jim G

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  2. AnonymousWednesday, 05 October, 2022

    Players like Fletch are probably now a thing of the past . Too many diversions and ways to get richer. Loyalty verses Extra cash . Who wins?
    75 NOT OUT

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  3. AnonymousWednesday, 05 October, 2022

    Interesting stuff thanks. I’ve been back and perused it a few times. Does anyone think joe Clarke and Ben Slater s stats are similar? And if they are, should the be? Foxy

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    1. AnonymousWednesday, 05 October, 2022

      Yes I do. Ave runs per innings is similar; both get to 30 around 30% of the time but only convert to 100 around 7% of the time. This tells me that both are as close to national selection as each other.

      These numbers lower than Hameed and Duckett whom you can say are on the fringes of national selection.
      I tend to look at absolute number of runs and chances to make runs (ie innings batted) rather than the average - same for wickets with a bowler (by overs bowled).

      I’ve a feeling slater tailed off a bit towards the end of the season having started quite strongly.

      You would of course expect Clarke’s figures to be stronger given that he isn’t always facing a new ball and opening bowlers. Ok the new ball can run away more and fields are more attacking for openers - but that can work both ways.

      JimG.

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