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English
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England
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Eng
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Frank Woolley
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Left-handed batsman (LHB)
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Slow left-arm orthodox / left-arm medium (SLA/LM)
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64
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3,283
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3607
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5/23
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154
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6,495
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83
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3391
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4
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1
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7-76
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64/0
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978
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58,959
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4077
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145/295
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305
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94,949
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2,066
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1987
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132
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28
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8-22
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1,018/0
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9 August
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1909
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22 August
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1934
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(born
27 May 1887 in
Tonbridge ,
Kent , died
18 October 1978 in
Chester ,
Nova Scotia ,
Canada ) was an
English Cricketer , one of the finest
All-rounder s the game has seen. In a career lasting more than thirty years, he scored more
First-class runs than anyone but Sir
Jack Hobbs and took over 2,000 wickets at an
Average of under 20. He is also the only non-
Wicket-keeper to have held more than 1,000 catches.
Woolley played 64
Test Matches between
1909 and
1934 , coincidentally both topping and tailing his international career with games against
Australia at
The Oval . He was made a
Wisden Cricketer Of The Year in
1911 . In
County Cricket he spent his entire career (
1906 -
1938 ) with
Kent County Cricket Club , making his mark in his third game when he produced match figures of 95 runs and 8-119 with the ball to help Kent to a
One-wicket Win .