03 October, 2023

Nottinghamshire FCC Career Averages including 2023

 

Stats c/o  MAG

Remember last week's Members' Forum; according to his dad, Tom Moores averages 30. For 30, read 23 Peter! Is that enough for someone that bats at 6?




FIRST CLASS CAREER RECORDS (UP TO END OF 2023 SEASON)

BATTING

DEBUT

M

I

NO

RUNS

HS

AV’GE

CT

ST

100

50

30

0

J.T.Ball

2011

66

100

26

1005

49*

13.58

14

-

-

-

9

14

S.C.J.Broad

2008

53

75

11

1319

60

20.61

23

-

-

7

12

7

M.Carter

2015

18

29

3

264

33

10.15

16

-

-

-

1

7

J.M.Clarke

2019

59

99

9

3401

229*

37.79

48

-

7

21

12

11

B.M.Duckett

2018

50

82

3

3573

241

45.23

49

-

9

15

13

5

A.M.Fernando

2023

2

2

1

14

14*

14.00

-

-

-

-

-

1

L.J.Fletcher

2008

137

199

39

2262

92

14.14

30

-

-

7

10

25

A.D.Hales

2008

93

156

6

5856

236

39.04

73

-

13

30

20

16

H.Hameed

2020

44

75

5

2860

196

40.86

32

-

6

18

11

5

C.G.Harrison

2023

8

11

2

208

39

23.11

14

-

-

-

4

2

B.A.Hutton

2011

60

88

10

1513

84

19.40

35

-

-

6

13

10

L.W.James

2018

41

64

5

1903

164*

32.25

23

-

3

11

9

6

M.Montgomery

2022

15

26

1

827

178

33.08

17

-

2

2

6

2

T.J.Moores

2016

72

115

7

2580

106

23.89

203

5

2

8

19

8

S.J.Mullaney

2010

177

296

11

9539

192

33.47

168

-

18

50

38

24

D.Paterson

2021

37

44

22

191

22

8.68

6

-

-

-

-

8

L.A.Patterson-White

2019

38

52

6

1078

101

23.43

15

-

1

6

8

9

T.H.S.Pettman

2023

1

2

0

1

1

0.50

-

-

-

-

-

1

D.J.Schadendorf

2021

1

1

0

24

24

24.00

4

-

-

-

-

-

B.T.Slater

2018

63

109

7

3543

225*

34.74

28

-

8

13

19

6

O.P.Stone

2023

2

4

1

46

22

15.33

-

-

-

-

-

-

W.A.Young

2023

3

6

1

299

145

59.80

2

-

1

1

-

-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOWLING

I

OVERS

M

RUNS

W

AV’GE

ARPO

BPW

BB

5wI

10wM

 

J.T.Ball

109

1676.5

333

5826

206

28.28

3.47

48.84

6-49

6

-

 

S.C.J.Broad

96

1558.5

344

4659

201

23.18

2.99

46.53

8-52

6

1

 

M.Carter

32

641

122

2136

54

39.56

3.33

71.22

7-56

2

1

 

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

-

-

 

A.M.Fernando

3

48.1

11

151

6

25.17

3.13

48.17

3-40

-

-

 

L.J.Fletcher

241

3911.1

995

11184

435

25.71

2.86

53.95

7-37

10

1

 

A.D.Hales

7

48.5

7

171

3

57.00

3.50

97.67

2-63

-

-

 

H.Hameed

2

12.3

2

39

1

39.00

3.12

75.00

1-0

-

-

 

C.G.Harrison

13

170

13

612

17

36.00

3.60

60.00

4-28

-

-

 

B.A.Hutton

109

1702.4

346

5770

221

26.11

3.39

46.23

6-45

12

2

 

L.W.James

54

571.4

93

1840

52

35.38

3.22

65.96

6-74

1

-

 

M.Montgomery

8

24

3

102

2

51.00

4.25

72.00

1-0

-

-

 

T.J.Moores

2

1.2

0

6

0

-

4.50

-

0-1

-

-

 

S.J.Mullaney

208

1679

358

5113

143

35.76

3.05

70.45

5-32

1

-

 

D.Paterson

69

1169.1

249

3613

160

22.58

3.09

43.84

8-52

6

1

 

L.A.Patterson-White

60

941

204

2543

86

29.57

2.70

65.65

5-41

4

-

 

T.H.S.Pettman

2

25

6

76

2

38.00

3.04

75.00

1-15

-

-

 

D.J.Schadendorf

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

 

B.T.Slater

7

46

13

101

3

33.67

2.20

92.00

1-1

-

-

 

O.P.Stone

4

55

6

225

6

37.50

4.09

55.00

3-82

-

-

 

W.A.Young

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

 

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5 comments:

  1. Marie Kelly Fan Boy HQ Tuesday, 03 October, 2023

    In that case it’s just as well that he is so accomplished as a keeper as at any other County side, he probably bats 8 or doesn’t make the side, full stop
    The problem at Notts is there’s normally numbers 6/7 to 9 that are as good/bad as each other in the tail and it wouldn’t really matter in which order you played them in for most of the matches

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  2. AnonymousWednesday, 04 October, 2023

    Moores is not in the team through being a good batsman or wicketkeeper.

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    1. Nottsview Admin - DaveWednesday, 04 October, 2023

      I think Mr Moores (senior) never said he was good. He only implied Tom was the best at his disposal and that he was improving. Peter admitted Tom was no Chris Read. For me the problem is that Schadendorf doesn't get a look in when Tom is out injured. Clarke filled the role this year and did an adequate job, but he's no long term wicket keeper because of his back (issues?). Peter's line about Schadendorf being too young blah, blah, to me doesn't hold water as he's older than the lad Rew at Somerset and look what he's done this year.

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  3. AnonymousWednesday, 04 October, 2023

    80 NOT OUT
    Scenario at end of next season ?!
    Peter Moores gets the boot
    Followed quickly by son Tom
    Nepotism will always be a factor .
    But is it possible Tom MIGHT improve as a wicketkeeper and also score 700 + runs next year ?

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  4. AnonymousWednesday, 04 October, 2023

    JimG

    Loving the stats! They always trigger discussion

    I think on the moores Jnr, 23 as an average isn’t enough - you can tell that from the other stats around him (Hutton’s, Mullaney etc). Would be interesting (and tbis isn’t a request!) to see those of his peers from the other counties!

    For me too the stats show the quality of Ball in his prime - but the separate section of Ball’s career stats by season shows the last 4 seasons decline (20 odd wickets across 4 seasons, 2 of which were BWT I think. ). Therefore knowing when to say goodbye to a player is a hard call. Samit has great career stats until the last 2 seasons
    So it is this which will be the challenge with Moores and Mullaney. Will they come again (in the case of Mullaney, whose career stats are ok) or come good (in the case of Moores - who looked like he might be doing so before the Hundred)

    Too many batsmen in the 30s average? Makes it hard for us to get regular 350 scores…..??

    But we only get the discussion with the stats so thanks again

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