Cricket: Ins and outs

Jon Culley
Sunday 07 June 1998 19:02 EDT
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Hitting the stumps

The top bowlers at knocking over the wicket

1 Giddins (Warwicks) 16

2 Walsh (Gloucs) 14

Betts (Durham) 14

4 White (Yorks) 12

Giles (Warwicks) 12

6 Caddick (Somerset) 11

Fleming (Kent) 11

Ilott (Essex 11

McLean (Hampshire) 11

10 Salisbury (Surrey) 10

Hooper (Kent) 10

Lewry (Sussex) 10

Getting the verdict

The top bowlers at trapping batsmen leg before

1 M Bicknell (Surrey) 10

Butcher (Glamorgan) 10

Lewry (Sussex) 10

4 Headley (Kent) 9

Watkin (Glamorgan) 9

Lewis (Gloucestershire) 9

James (Hampshire) 8

8 Cork (Derbyshire) 7

Ealham (Kent) 7

Gough (Yorkshire) 7

Kirtley (Sussex) 7

Newport (Worcs) 7

White (Yorks) 7

Rose (Somerset) 7

Strang (Notts) 7

Nervous nineties

Top scores under 100

1 Leatherdale (Worcs) 99

2 Trescothick (Somerset) 98

3 Langer (Middlesex) 97

K Newell (Sussex) 97

5 Cottey (Glamorgan) 96

Fulton (Kent) 96

Pierce (Sussex) 96

Bevan (Sussex) 96

Duck hunters

Batsmen with the most noughts

1 Betts (Durham) 6

2 Smith (Warks) 5

Speak (Durham) 5

4 Afazaal (Notts) 4

McGrath (Yorks) 4

Noon (Notts) 4

Rollins (Derbys) 4

Wood (Durham) 4

High rollers

The highest individual scores of the season so far

1 Loye (Northants) 322 not out

2 Langar (Middx) 233*

3 James (Glamorgan) 227

4 Ripley (Northants) 209

5 Hooper (Kent) 203

4 Hick (Worcestershire) 166

5 Barnett (Derbyshire) 162

6 Tweats (Derbyshire) 161

Top gloves

Leading wicketkeepers by dismissals

1 Blakey (Yorks) 36

2 Speight (Durham) 35

3 Marsh (Kent) 31

4 Nixon (Leics) 28

5 Aymes (Hampshire) 25

Russell (Gloucs) 25

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