Surrey v Yorkshire at The Oval, 1874
H Jupp (43*/95) and H Jupp (109*/193)
Warwickshire v Leicestershire at Leicester, 1907
S Kinneir (70*/239) and S Kinneir (69*/166)
Leicestershire v Yorkshire at Bradford, 1911
CJB Wood (107*/309) and CJB Wood (117*/296)
Worcestershire v Lancashire at Kidderminster, 1935
CH Bull (57*/150) and HHIH Gibbons (83*/148)
Indians v Lancashire at Liverpool, 1936
VM Merchant (135*/271) and VM Merchant (77*/161)
Somerset v Nottinghamshire at Nottingham, 1989
SJ Cook (120*/186) and SJ Cook (131*/218)
Andhra v Kerala at Kozhikode, 1991
D Sudhakar Reddy (91*/251) and D Sudhakar Reddy (30*/94)
The Worcestershire case in 1935 is the only one involving two different batsmen.
Wood and Cook are the only ones to carry their bat and score a century in both innings.
The ultimate achievement for an opening batsman! Thanks for posting this information.
ReplyDeleteHow strange that it's only ever happened once outside England!
ReplyDeleteThere's a chance it may happen again today - Ben Compton at Canterbury....
Yes .....maybe....that's how I ended up here lol
DeleteThere may be a case for calling the no.11 for a quick single and then sending him back '... whoops ... sorry!'
DeleteKent could still draw! Would be a feather in the cap for carrying his bat twice in one match.
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