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1190:) for bowling with his hand above the shoulder. For some years previously, Willsher and others had bowled in this way and the incident at The Oval put the issue into context. The drama was exaggerated when Willsher and the other eight professionals in the England team walked off the field. Play continued next day but with a replacement umpire. Compared with the introduction of roundarm, this controversy was short-lived and
118:
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of
Middlesex, playing for England v. Surrey at The Oval, took all ten wickets in the Surrey first innings and followed by scoring 108 in the England second innings, having been the not out batsman in the first (20*). He took a further four wickets in Surrey's second innings. England won by 392 runs.
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Between 1846 and 1863, a total of 26 Gentlemen v
Players matches were played. Until 1856, the match was played at Lord's at least once a season. It was contested twice a season from 1857 to 1863, once at Lord's and once at The Oval. The Players won 21 of the 26 matches, the Gentlemen won four, and
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In 1846, Lord's introduced the
Telegraph Score Board, and scorecards were sold for the first time. The first mowing machinery were employed on cricket fields around 1850, but sheep were still utilized at Lord's for many years after that. The simple wicket-keeping gloves gave way to the now-famous
310:
In 1857, the AEE and UEE began an annual series of matches against each other that continued until 1869. The fixture was the most important of the season while it lasted. Two games were played in 1857, both at Lord's and both won by the AEE whose players in 1857 included George Parr (captain),
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had only been played four times, the last time in 1838. The competition was revived in 1849 and was contested at least once per season until 1863, for a total of 28 encounters. It was frequently contested twice a year, with three matches in each years 1857 and 1863. The North won 16 of the 28
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The Eyre Estate sold the freehold of Lord's to Isaac Moses, a property trader, at public auction in 1860 for £7,000. MCC did not submit a bid. James Dark held the leasehold until 1864, when he ceded it to MCC, who afterwards purchased the freehold from Mr Moses at a substantial profit.
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made his final top-class appearance for
Manchester v. Sheffield at Hyde Park, Sheffield. His career had spanned 44 seasons from his debut at Lord's on 20 September 1809 when he played for Beauclerk's XI v. Ladbroke's XI. His was the longest top-class career span, equalled only by
204:, they travelled throughout Great Britain and were a significant factor in the spread of cricket. The first AEE match was against a Sheffield XX in September and they played others in Manchester and Leeds. The original AEE team was: William Clarke,
423:. A photograph was taken on board ship before they sailed from Liverpool. The team of English professionals went to North America and played five matches, winning them all. There were no top-class fixtures. The 12-man squad was:
604:(Kent). H. H. Stephenson and Caffyn had toured America in 1859. They were abroad from October 1861 until May 1862. One top-class match was played and twelve, mostly against odds of at least 18 to 11, that were non-top-class.
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in
Nottingham; and The Oval in south London. The first top-class match at The Oval was Surrey Club v MCC on 25 & 26 May 1846. Only 194 runs were scored in the match with a top score of 13.
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completed the first recorded "match double" of 100 runs and ten wickets in a top-class game, scoring 26 and 83 and taking thirteen wickets. The feat was not accomplished again until 1859 by
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one, formed in 1842, was known as East Kent, a scenario which reflected the Dorset/Mann teams of the 18th century. The two organisations eventually merged in 1870 to form the existing
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790:
took 14 wickets to help MCC win by 48 runs. Surrey County
Cricket Club played its initial top-class match v Kent at The Oval on 25 & 26 June 1846, winning by 10 wickets.
613:
1535:
557:
71:
27:". Although roundarm had been legalised amid great controversy, its timespan was relatively short. By 1863, there was an increasing demand for the legalisation of
420:
67:
351:. Also in 1857, the Cricketers Fund Friendly Society was instituted and, for ten years, the great match between the AEE and the UEE was played in its support.
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1216:
replaced
Baillie, who resigned due to illness, in 1863. Fitzgerald became the first paid secretary on January 1, 1867, and held the position until 1876.
38:", the professional travelling elevens began to tour the country, staging matches against local teams before large crowds. The first of these was the
1171:
In 1859, the earliest reference has been found of a hat being presented to a bowler who had taken wickets with three successive deliveries, hence
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was founded out of the
Sheffield Match Fund Committee that had been established on 7 March 1861. This was an exact parallel with the formation of
191:
39:
1528:
1487:
1468:
1446:
1424:
1402:
1380:
906:
871:
601:
506:
195:
155:
43:
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2187:
881:
233:
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Sheffield Cricket Club. There was an increase in northern matches with the three main town clubs regularly challenging each other.
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432:
401:
336:
82:
1830:
1630:
1575:
452:
86:
1041:
644:
229:
183:
1521:
97:
had a complex history with separate organisations founded in 1842 and 1859 – these merged to form the present Kent club in 1870.
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699:
648:
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745:
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re-emerged as a county team in 1850, largely through the efforts of the Walker family that eventually founded the present
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2202:
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2182:
2177:
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2067:
2062:
2028:
2023:
2018:
2013:
2008:
2003:
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1983:
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1968:
1963:
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1953:
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1933:
1928:
1923:
1918:
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1908:
1903:
1825:
1820:
1815:
1810:
1805:
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1765:
1760:
1755:
1750:
1745:
1740:
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1715:
1710:
1705:
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1690:
1685:
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1665:
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1640:
1635:
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1590:
1585:
1580:
936:
916:
866:
767:
569:
522:
328:
257:
147:
1338:
616:(the ACS), a total of 534 top-class matches were played in the eighteen English seasons from 1846 to 1863 inclusive.
956:
763:
729:
685:
484:
472:
448:
397:
90:
78:
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had become traditional events in the cricketing calendar. As a rule, these matches were eleven-a-side with double
1016:
886:
573:
502:
456:
393:
320:
272:
51:
2737:
2732:
2727:
1136:
1081:
1051:
941:
751:
Besides MCC, CUCC, OUCC and the new county clubs, other significant teams represented
Manchester Cricket Club,
718:
654:
597:
546:
428:
389:
292:
94:
1213:
1026:
996:
855:
752:
681:
617:
464:
424:
385:
370:
304:
288:
245:
135:
47:
620:(MCC) were especially prolific. There was no national championship and the matches were all arranged on an
1503:
677:
692:. For the first time, the match was billed as "Yorkshire v Lancashire" and it is recognised as the first
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63:
1161:
cushioned gauntlets. The follow-on differential was lowered to 80 in 1854. (60 in a one-day match).
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from a similar fund (1836–1839). Yorkshire played their inaugural top-class match against Surrey at
2048:
1889:
946:
799:
625:
221:
131:
1187:
991:
744:
had existed in Hampshire for over a century, but none had survived indefinitely. On 15 December,
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171:
122:
1304:
354:
190:
Social conditions, especially the railways, were a key factor in the creation of the travelling
1483:
1464:
1442:
1420:
1398:
1376:
1356:
1046:
926:
534:
209:
175:
1850:
1556:
1165:
1056:
553:
514:
468:
381:
316:
283:
were the main organisers and other players to represent the UEE in its early years included
24:
490:
1256:
1191:
1183:
1114:
1001:
986:
966:
951:
787:
779:
662:
651:(OUCC) had become an annual event by 1846 and it was played every year from then to 1863.
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412:
348:
284:
241:
225:
167:
139:
28:
740:
was founded on 12 August. A number of previous county organisations including the famous
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1061:
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847:
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366:
340:
253:
237:
159:
62:
in 1852. Travelling took on a global aspect when, for the first time, an international
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1456:
1412:
1390:
1011:
971:
820:
814:
629:
581:
577:
565:
530:
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344:
300:
200:
35:
1259:. This work recorded the full scores of all discoverable matches from 1744 onwards.
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Lord's hosted the last Public Schools Weeks (Eton, Harrow, and Winchester) in 1854.
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1091:
1076:
1036:
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783:
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408:
332:
312:
296:
213:
179:
117:
1229:
1141:
1129:
1122:
1096:
1071:
1031:
1021:
832:
771:
693:
666:
480:
377:
324:
280:
265:
217:
163:
143:
59:
339:. UEE players in 1857 included: John Wisden (captain), Jemmy Dean, Jem Grundy,
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1305:"Match scorecard: Oxford University v Marylebone Cricket Club, 27–29 May 1847"
1228:
In 1846, the last match played for the Single Wicket Championship was between
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Active players, administrators and other contributors of the period included:
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526:
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261:
205:
151:
55:
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bowled all ten batsmen in one innings, playing for North v South at Lord's.
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1513:
1340:
A Guide to Important Cricket Matches Played in the British Isles 1709–1863
1121:. Since then, it has been accomplished numerous times, most frequently by
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remained the sport's feature venue and there was increasing usage of the
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494:
The English team of 1861–62 just prior to their departure for Australia:
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20:
709:
On 1 March 1859, the second Kent county club was formed and based at
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was the oldest, having been founded in 1839. It had been followed by
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On 26 August 1862, Surrey played against an England XI at The Oval.
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In a match played 27–29 May 1847 between MCC and Oxford University,
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on 4, 5 & 6 June. It was a rain-affected draw, evenly balanced.
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The first English touring team pictured on board ship at Liverpool:
244:. Other players who represented the AEE in its early days included
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as MCC Secretary in 1858. Kynaston has been in charge since 1842.
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1419:(Fourth ed.). Alton, Hampshire: John Wisden & Co. Ltd.
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matches, the South won 8, and the remaining four were drawn.
713:. This club was commonly called West Kent while the existing
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succeeded Baillie, who resigned due to ill health in 1863.
23:, the years 1846–1863 were the main period of the sport's "
724:
Three county clubs were founded in 1863. On 8 January,
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In 1846 there were only four definitive county clubs.
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of England was no-balled six times in succession by
70:(this was, in fact, by a combined AEE/UEE team) and
66:
was formed to undertake the first overseas tours to
1164:Jem Grundy became the first player to be given out
614:
Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians
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275:(the UEE) was established as a rival to the AEE.
194:(the AEE). The team was founded in Nottingham by
1395:Cricket: A History of its Growth and Development
1482:. Alton, Hampshire: John Wisden & Co. Ltd.
1168:when playing for MCC v Kent at Lord's in 1857.
748:was founded at a meeting in the London Tavern.
657:had a strong team in the 1840s which included
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1353:A History of Cricket, Volume 1 (to 1914)
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31:and this was achieved on 10 June 1864.
1251:Publication in 1862 of volumes 1–4 of
419:On 7 September 1859, the departure of
7:
1355:. London: George Allen & Unwin.
636:and usually played over three days.
558:first English team to tour Australia
50:following Clarke's death. The rival
2723:English cricket in the 19th century
1397:. London: Eyre & Spottiswoode.
1373:A Social History of English Cricket
1275:
758:New grounds in the period included
1417:The Wisden Book of Cricket Records
14:
645:Cambridge University Cricket Club
421:cricket's first-ever touring team
343:, John Lillywhite, Tom Lockyer,
1147:On 21, 22 & 23 July 1859,
696:. Yorkshire won by 5 wickets.
676:On 23, 24 & 25 July 1849,
649:Oxford University Cricket Club
1:
854:as MCC secretary in 1858 and
746:Middlesex County Cricket Club
738:Hampshire County Cricket Club
726:Yorkshire County Cricket Club
704:Middlesex County Cricket Club
624:basis, although some such as
54:(the UEE) was established by
16:History of cricket in England
1478:Wright, Graeme, ed. (2005).
835:was born on 18 July 1848 at
517:, W. B. Mallam (organiser),
46:in 1846 and then managed by
1375:. London: Aurum Press Ltd.
1156:Rules and equipment history
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812:
797:
730:Sussex County Cricket Club
639:Having begun in 1827, the
198:. Taking advantage of the
109:were all founded in 1863.
79:Sussex County Cricket Club
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1441:. London: HarperCollins.
774:in Cambridge. Elsewhere,
608:Matches, venues and teams
560:. The other players were
273:United All England Eleven
52:United All England Eleven
34:Taking advantage of the "
1504:Dates in Cricket History
1243:event was held in 1848.
719:Kent County Cricket Club
95:Kent County Cricket Club
2050:County Championship era
1544:English cricket seasons
1214:Robert Allan Fitzgerald
1194:was legalised in 1864.
856:Robert Allan Fitzgerald
753:Nottingham Cricket Club
682:Manchester Cricket Club
618:Marylebone Cricket Club
556:(Surrey) captained the
1253:Scores and Biographies
678:Sheffield Cricket Club
550:
416:
187:
42:(the AEE), founded by
1891:"Champion County" era
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357:
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68:North America in 1859
805:one match was tied.
72:Australia in 1861–62
1293:, pp. 317–320.
1239:The last top-class
800:Gentlemen v Players
794:Gentlemen v Players
770:in Manchester; and
762:, which superseded
626:Gentlemen v Players
1463:. London: Harrap.
1343:. Nottingham: ACS.
1188:William Lillywhite
992:William Lillywhite
828:Notable cricketers
596:(both Middlesex);
588:(both Yorkshire);
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250:William Lillywhite
192:All-England Eleven
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172:William Lillywhite
123:All-England Eleven
40:All-England Eleven
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1448:978-00-07183-64-7
1426:978-07-47222-03-3
1404:978-04-13278-60-9
1382:978-18-54107-10-7
1278:, pp. 36–40.
1135:On 27 July 1852,
927:William Dorrinton
902:George Chatterton
612:According to the
210:William Dorrinton
176:William Dorrinton
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982:Charles Lawrence
897:Robert Carpenter
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594:Charles Lawrence
554:H. H. Stephenson
515:H. H. Stephenson
511:Charles Lawrence
469:H. H. Stephenson
441:Robert Carpenter
382:H. H. Stephenson
363:Robert Carpenter
360:standing at left
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967:William Hillyer
952:Arthur Haygarth
937:George Griffith
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788:William Hillyer
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523:George Griffith
477:John Lillywhite
437:Nottinghamshire
413:John Lillywhite
349:Will Martingell
329:George Anderson
285:John Lillywhite
258:William Denison
242:William Hillyer
226:Will Martingell
168:William Hillyer
148:William Denison
140:Will Martingell
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1082:George Wells
1077:V. E. Walker
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1037:Fuller Pilch
1007:F. P. Miller
977:John Jackson
942:James Grundy
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25:roundarm era
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1230:Alfred Mynn
1142:W. G. Grace
1130:John Wisden
1123:W. G. Grace
1097:John Wisden
1072:Cris Tinley
1032:Oliver Pell
1027:George Parr
1022:Alfred Mynn
997:Tom Lockyer
846:At Lord's,
833:W. G. Grace
782:in Oxford;
694:Roses Match
667:Alfred Mynn
647:(CUCC) and
481:John Wisden
465:Tom Lockyer
427:(captain),
425:George Parr
386:George Parr
378:John Wisden
371:Tom Lockyer
325:Cris Tinley
305:Tom Sherman
289:Tom Lockyer
281:John Wisden
266:Oliver Pell
246:George Parr
218:Alfred Mynn
164:Oliver Pell
144:Alfred Mynn
136:George Parr
60:John Wisden
48:George Parr
19:In English
2717:Categories
1361:B0014QE7HQ
1315:27 October
1263:References
1247:Literature
1087:Ned Wenman
962:Tom Hearne
912:Jemmy Dean
877:Thomas Box
850:succeeded
715:Canterbury
590:Tom Hearne
535:Tom Sewell
527:Tom Hearne
390:Jem Grundy
375:middle row
293:Jem Grundy
277:Jemmy Dean
262:Thomas Box
230:Tom Sewell
206:Jemmy Dean
184:Tom Sewell
152:Jemmy Dean
56:Jemmy Dean
2298:1940–1944
2188:1915–1918
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1865:1826–1845
1831:1811–1825
1631:1751–1771
1576:1726–1740
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1173:hat-trick
1128:In 1850,
764:Hyde Park
711:Maidstone
700:Middlesex
690:Sheffield
686:Hyde Park
483:(both of
406:front row
125:in 1847.
107:Middlesex
103:Hampshire
99:Yorkshire
93:in 1845.
85:in 1841,
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435:(all of
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947:Joe Guy
841:Bristol
839:, near
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684:met at
634:innings
222:Joe Guy
132:Joe Guy
21:cricket
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