BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES
LONDON, sth August. The following are the Best batting and* bowling averages to date:— . .
Batting.—Englishmen : Mead, 66.67 j Bryan, 55.88; Hardinge. 54.39; Russell 53.51; Sandham, 52.38; Shepherd 52.16: Hajlbws. 51.29; Douglas, 49,18. Australians : Bards-ley, 62.00: Macartney. 166; Armstrong,'4o.oo; Collins, 39.08.
Bowling.—Rntrlishmeti: Rhodes, 101 wickets, average 13.19; Freeman, 129— 15.82; White, 116-16.10; Woolley, 104 —16.31.: Maeaulay. 86—16.45; Howelll 70—16.51: Do-iielas, 111, 17.67; Parker'. 132—17.79.' Australians: Armstrong. I 7) wickets' 13.21: Gregory, 99—14.36; M'Donald. 104, 15.34; Mailev. 102, 19.85.
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 33, 8 August 1921, Page 7
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