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Most Balls Faced for a Duck – ACT Grade

Laksri Wijewickrema made a 77 ball duck for Eastlake 4th Grade against Queanbeyan yesterday at Neil Bulger Oval in Queanbeyan. Although I can’t be 100% sure but I believe this is a record for ACT Grade Cricket. Eastlake made 6-44 off 50 overs to force a draw in reply to Queanbeyan’s 9 dec 238. 

The record for the most balls faced for a duck in Test Cricket is Geoff Allott who made a 77 ball duck for New Zealand against South Africa in 1999.

The record I have found for minor cricket is Otago Country captain Fraser Wilson who made an unbeaten duck off 119 balls in two hours against Southland in Alexandra in 2017.

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Most Days between ACT 1st Grade matches

Tomorrow Luke Jorgensen will return to ACT 1st Grade for Western District-UC, 4585 days after he last played on 17 March 2007.

Only three other players have had a longer gap between 1st Grade matches in ACT Premier Cricket.

Last season Phil Coe made his return to 1st Grade after 14 years for North Canberra-Gungahlin in the wicket-keeping role.

Harry Oldfield and Alan Lea were assisted with no official ACT 1st Grade competition between 1940/41 and 1945/46.

Most Days between ACT 1st Grade Matches:
6230 Marcus Cosgrave (1990-2007) for Western District/Western District-UC
5362 Harry Oldfield (1934-1948) for Queanbeyan
5095 Phil Coe (2004-2018) for North Canberra-Gungahlin
4585 Luke Jorgensen (2007-2019) for Western District-UC
4655 Phil Nemes (2001-2013) for Queanbeyan/Tuggeranong Valley
4307 Robbie van Aalst (2005-2017) for ACT Under 19s & WDUC/Western District-UC
4053 Paul Stephens (1995-2006) for Canberra North Daramalan/N.Canberra-Gungahlin
4039 Alan Lea (1938-1949) for Kingston

Nathan Lyon by the numbers

Nathan Lyon has now passed 350 wickets in Test Cricket, now sitting on 352 Test Match wickets in 87 Test Matches.

  • Fourth highest Australian wicket taker, only behind Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, and Dennis Lillee.
  • Has played 87 Test Matches
  • From 2012 to 2018 has taken at least 30 wickets in each calendar year. In 2019 he has taken 17 wickets in just four Tests.
  • Took 63 wickets in the 2017 calendar year.
  • Has scored 935 Test Match runs with a highest of 47 against South Africa.
  • Has hit 119 Fours and 5 Sixes.
  • Has faced 2035 deliveries in Tests.
  • Has a batting strike rate of 45.95.
  • Unfortunately has recorded 15 ducks.
  • He has batted at every batting position in Tests except Opener and Number 8.
  • Has bowled 3714.4 overs in Test Matches.
  • Has bowed 697 maiden overs.
  • Has a best bowling in an innings of 8 for 50 against India in Bangalore.
  • Has taken 5 wickets in an innings on 15 occasions.
  • Has taken 5 wickets in an innings against India on 7 occasions, Bangladesh three times, England twice and Sri Lanka, West Indies and South Africa on a single occasion.
  • Has taken 10 wickets in a match twice, once against India (12-286) and once again Bangladesh (13-154).
  • Took a wicket with his first ball in Test Cricket and 5 wickets in an innings in his first bowling innings in Test Cricket.
  • Has the most wickets against India (85), then England (74), South Africa (46), Sri Lanka (35), West Indies (34), New Zealand (30), Pakistan (26), and Bangladesh (22).
  • Has taken the most wickets at the Adelaide Oval (45), then the Gabba (33), MCG (27), and the SCG (26).
  • 352 of his 519 first-class wickets have been taken in Tests.

2018/19 Australian Country Cricket Championships Statistics

The statistics for the 2018/19 editions of the Australian Country Cricket Championships have been released.

ACCC Statistics 2018-19

ACCC Womens Statistics 2018-19

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