LIST OF CENTURIES
j TWENTY-FIVE TO AUSTRALIA* BRADMAN SECURES EIGHT Twenty-five centuries have been scored by Australian players during the present tour, eight of which have been secured by D. G. Bradman. the captain of the side. A. L. Hassett and J. H. Fingleton have each scored four centuries and C. L. Badcock three. Five three-figure scores have been registered against the visitors, four of which were made in the first test match. The details are as follows: — CENTURIES FOR D. G. Bradman.—27B v. M.C.C.; 258 v. Worcester; 145 not out v. Hampshire; 144 not out v. England; 143 v. Surrey; 137 v. Cambridge; 104 v. Gentlemen; 101 not out v. Lancashire. A. L. Hassett. —220 not out v. Cambridge; 148 v. Leicester; 146 v, Oxford; 118 v. Lancashire. a J. H. Fingleton.—-124 v. Oxford; 123 not out v. Hampshire; 121 v. Gentlemen; 111 v. Cambridge. C. L. Badcock.—l9B v. Leicester; 186 v. Cambridge; 112 not out v. Gentlemen. W. A. Brown.—l 94 not out v. Northamptonshire; 133 v. England. S. J. McCabe.—232 v. England; 110. r. Oxford. B. A. Barnett.—l2o not out v. Surrey. A. G. Chipperfield.—lo4 not out v. Leicester. CENTURIES AGAINST E. Paynter.—2l6 not out, for England. C. J. Barnett.—l26, for England. C. S. Dempster.—los, for Leicester* shire. D. Compton.—lo2, for England. L. Hutton. —100, for England. AVERAGES OP PLAYERS BRADMAN'S FINE FIGURES D. G. Bradman easily leads the Australian batting averages to date with 146.80 for 10 completed innings. A. L. Hassett is next with 76.58 for 12 completed innings. Other batsmen with averages of over 50 are C. L. Badcock, J. H. Fingleton, W. A. Brown and S. J. McCabe. L. O'B. Fleetwood-Smith has taken the most wickets and also has the best average with 54 wickets at an average of 14.18. O'Reilly has taken 49 wicketa and Ward 46. Following are the averages:— BATTING _ _ _ j In. N.O. H.S. R. Ave. D. G. Bradman 14 4 278 1468 146.80 A. L. Hassett .. 13 1 220* 919 76.58 C. L. Badcock . . IS 2 198 1026 64.12 , J. H. Fingleton 17 1 124 880 55.00 - W.- A. Browii .. 16 1 194* 823 54.86 , S- J- McCabe . . 14 1 232 656 50.46 & JW ker ' • 5 3 31 *- 87 43.50 E. S. White .. 7 4 42* 110 36.66 ?• A. Barnett n 3 120* 283 35.37 A. G. Chipperfield 13 2 104* 336 30.54 M. G. Wait? .. 14 2 54 332 27.G6 w. J. OReilly .. 6 F. A. Ward . . 8 3 23 46 9.20 L. O B. FleotwoodSmith 8 3 10 36 7.20 E. L. McCormick 6 1 12 29 s>-«0 •Signifies not out. BOWLING R. W. Ave. Fleetwood-Smith 766 54 14.18 O'Reilly .. 834 49 17.02 Chipperfield .. 104 6 17.33 Ward . .. 907 46 19.71 McCabe .. 246 10 24.60 eMcCormick .. SSB 21 28.00 Waite .. 524 18 29.11 White .. 326 11 29.63 Badcock .. 10
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23072, 24 June 1938, Page 13
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