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Charlie Parker (cricketer)

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in England. A little quicker than most of his type (thus harder to hit), his long fingers gave Parker vicious spin which could hit off stump from outside leg and make him almost unplayable on rain affected or crumbling pitches. Though helped by appalling batting sides for much of his success, Parker
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Among his best feats were 9 for 36 against Yorkshire in 1922 and 10 for 79 against Somerset in 1921. He took a hat trick in each innings against Middlesex at Bristol in 1924 after his Gloucestershire team had themselves been bowled out for 31. He took 17 for 56 against Essex in 1925, and 16 for 109
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record of taking 100 wickets by 12 June and his aggregate of 219 victims was the second highest of his career. However, age finally caught up with Parker in 1932 after a promising beginning. Though he still spun the ball considerably, he lost his accuracy of length and consequently was expensive.
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This success reflected Parker's ability to get through huge amounts of bowling: in 1926 and 1927 Parker passed 10,000 balls, and in the latter season he bowled over 85 per cent of Gloucestershire's overs from one end. He is one of only three bowlers to bowl over 10,000 balls in a season multiple
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1924/1925 tour of South Africa β€” seen as at worst a very good "second eleven". Parker's bowling proved suitable for the matting wickets, but he did so little bowling in the five Representative Matches that he only took 11 wickets for 198 runs. In fact, he played only one Test, at
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in the Army in India, Parker was forced to become Gloucestershire's chief bowler in 1919. He took more wickets than ever before in a season, but was still expensive even when the dry weather was taken into account. However, from 1920 Parker became one of the best
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in 1903. However, he played only twice in first-class cricket before 1907. From then on, he played regularly as a medium-paced left-hand bowler, but despite several excellent performances, he was always overshadowed by
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Because Australian wickets of the 1920s and 1930s were totally unresponsive to his bowling, Parker was never even considered for a tour there. He did tour with private parties to the West Indies and on
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put a halt to county cricket. By 1914, Parker had not taken 100 wickets in a season and in his last two years was very expensive, suggesting that his was to be an insignificant career.
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Charlie Parker was the first player to take three hat-tricks in a single first-class season. He achieved this in 1924. His record was later equaled by
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Because Gloucestershire had no support for him and Goddard, Parker continued to play until 1935, but never recovered his former powers.
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against Middlesex in 1930, the year he took 7 for 54 against the Australians in a famous tied match. From 1929 to 1931 he formed, with
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As a batsman, he rarely accomplished much, though he nearly did the match double against Leicestershire in 1921 and Somerset in 1922.
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in 1921, where he took 2 for 32 on a wicket too slow to be difficult β€” though he was discarded at the last minute in 1926 and 1930.
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In 1931, though already forty-eight β€” an age at which most cricketers even in that era had already retired β€” Parker equalled
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A β€œmatch double” refers to the scoring 100 runs and taking of 10 wickets over two innings of a single first-class game.
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After the war, Parker announced he was shifting to a slower style, and, with Dennett serving as an
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Parker paid no serious attention to cricket in his childhood, preferring to concentrate on
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Gloucestershire Road : a history of Gloucestershire County Cricket Club
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Cranleigh
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Australia
Gloucestershire
Test
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Batting average
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5 wickets in innings
stumpings
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cricketer
first-class cricket
Wilfred Rhodes
Tich Freeman
golf
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W. G. Grace
George Dennett
World War I
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left arm spin
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