wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
No, 80something in his first test innings
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English test centurions currently playing
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wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
OK, here goes ..
Broad
Sidebottom
Anderson
Flintoff
Panesar
Caddick
Jones
Tudor ?? (maybe at Trent bridge in 2001)
Did Swann get a fivefor in the last test?
Harmison
Hoggard
Gough's retired now isn't he? And Giles?
Cork
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Neil Pickup
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Swann
Panesar
Croft
Harmison
Anderson
Flintoff
Hoggard
Jones
Sidebottom
Silverwood (?)
Tudor (?)
Plunkett (?)
Don't think any of the last three took five-fers, but struggling to conjure any that do without recourse to Cricinfo!
ODIs
Tremlett
Collingwood
Ealham
Panesar
Croft
Harmison
Anderson
Flintoff
Hoggard
Jones
Sidebottom
Silverwood (?)
Tudor (?)
Plunkett (?)
Don't think any of the last three took five-fers, but struggling to conjure any that do without recourse to Cricinfo!
ODIs
Tremlett
Collingwood
Ealham
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
I don't think so.
Lillian Thomson
Hall of Fame Member
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
I don't think Silverwood or Plunkett did, although Tudor might have. I didn't think Croft did either, but I'm not sure.
And Ealham might have taken five in the 1st test against Aus in 1997. He certainly took a few to clean up the tail in their 2nd innings.
ozone
First Class Debutant
I think he got a couple actually. Definately got one against WI in 2000.
wpdavid
Hall of Fame Member
Yes, you're right. The other occasion was as LT said against Aus
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
I am sure there will be other periods in history when more Tset centurions were playing FC cricket.
I checked just on year - 1930 and found that in July 1930 there were at least 24 Test centurions still active.
I checked just on year - 1930 and found that in July 1930 there were at least 24 Test centurions still active.
- Makepeace, Joseph W H
- Ames, Leslie E G
- Bowley, Edward H
- Chapman, Arthur P F
- Duleepsinhji, Kumar S
- Gunn, George
- Hammond, Walter R
- Hearne, John W
- Hendren, Elias H
- Hobbs, John B
- Jardine, Douglas R
- Leyland, Maurice
- Mead, Charles P
- Russell, Charles A G
- Sandham, Andrew
- Sutcliffe, Herbert
- Tyldesley, George E
- Woolley, Frank E
- Wyatt, Robert E S
- Rhodes, Wilfred
- Tate, Maurice W
- Legge, Geoffrey B
- Douglas, John W H T
- Tyldesley, John T
fredfertang
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
John Tommy Tyldesley died in 1930
irfan
State Captain
Let's have a stab for Australia's test centurions
1. S Katich
2. R Ponting
3. M Clarke
4. M Hussey
5. M North
6. B Haddin
7. P Jaques
8. B Hodge
9. A Symonds
10. M Love
11. J Langer (IPL?)
12. M Hayden (IPL?)
13. J Gillespie (ICL?)
14. A Gilchrist (IPL?)
15. D Martyn (ICL?)
16. M Elliott (ICL?)
Not sure if you can include the last 6, but yeah not too many for Aus
1. S Katich
2. R Ponting
3. M Clarke
4. M Hussey
5. M North
6. B Haddin
7. P Jaques
8. B Hodge
9. A Symonds
10. M Love
11. J Langer (IPL?)
12. M Hayden (IPL?)
13. J Gillespie (ICL?)
14. A Gilchrist (IPL?)
15. D Martyn (ICL?)
16. M Elliott (ICL?)
Not sure if you can include the last 6, but yeah not too many for Aus
SJS
Hall of Fame Member
You are right although he was alive at the end of that season but more importantly, he did not play after 1923
irfan
State Captain
Add Princey Hughes to this list
