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Post by Carl LaFong on Sept 27, 2018 1:17:03 GMT
What would impress me is a hattrick of stumpings. There has only been one recorded hat-trick of stumpings in first-class cricket, by Gloucestershire's Welsh-born keeper William Brain against Somerset in Cheltenham in 1893: his three victims all came off the bowling of the future England legspinner Charles Townsend. Although the hat-trick did end Somerset's second innings, it didn't end the match - Gloucestershire were left 302 to win and, despite the presence of WG Grace and his brother EM, were bowled out for 174 to lose comfortably. www.espn.co.uk/cricket/story/_/id/22485794/bumble-almost-unique-feat-hat-trick-stumpings |
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