King Edward's School, Birmingham Cricket Records

54 Year O M R W A R Williams (1) 1887 126 41 233 31 7.51 S C Williams (1) 1970 226 63 608 33 18.42 A N Wolffe (1) 1984 178.4 31 560 31 18.06 D G S Worrall (1) 1977 171.1 22 642 34 18.88 W K Wyatt (1) 1930 219 47 543 54 10.05 Most overs: 331.1 M M Dean (1989) Most maidens: 102 O S Wheatley (1951) (6 ball overs) 129 J Manton (1891) (5 ball overs) Most runs: 999 M J Goodall (1989) Bowlers taking 30 wickets on most occasions: 5 J Manton 3 D H Benson, C L Breeden, S D Heath, N M Linehan, J E Mayell, R C J Page, P A T Pinder, N A M Plowright, M A Wagh, O S Wheatley Most bowlers taking 30 wickets in a season: 4 1975 3 1887, 1949, 1952, 1960, 1984, 1993 HAT TRICKS C L Breeden (1) v Denstone (Denstone) 1908 S P Eaden (1) v Dorridge CC (Knowle) (took 4 wickets in 5 balls) 1897 T G Freeman (1) v Common Room (Eastern Road) (on debut) 1935 D A Hill (1) v Old Edwardians (Eastern Road) 1937 D P Malins (2) v Trinity College Stratford (Stratford) 1882 v Suburban CC (Eastern Road) 1882 A M Paul (1) v Warwickshire Club and Ground (Eastern Road) 1964 G A Pell (1) v Solihull (Solihull) 1944 F B Revill (1) v Ratcliffe (Eastern Road) 1949 R A Walters (1) v Nottingham HS (Nottingham) 1959 J L Wilkins (1)v RGS Worcester (Eastern Road) 1953 According to a letter in the Chronicle for 1949, G A Stark said that G I A Taylor had performed the hat-trick and taken 5 wickets in 7 balls against Repton in 1940. There is no mention of this match in the Chronicle for 1940. HIGH NUMBER OF WICKETS IN AN INNINGS Nine or ten wickets in an innings T G Freeman 10-52 v Ashfield CC (Ashfield) 1937 D P Malins 9-12 v Tettenhall (Eastern Road) 1882 (also ran last man out)