Sentence examples for first class record from inspiring English sources

The speedgun says he's quick, the naked eye at the ground says he's quick and his first class record says he's quick – but the Warwickshire man looks as threatening as a kitten in a YouTube video shared 10m times.

Stats aren't always everything, for one just look at Michael Vaughan's first class record before he played test cricket.

An all-rounder with a moderate first class record (averaging 32 with the bat and 40 with the ball), Cowdrey's debut as captain in the Fourth Test at Headingley was a disaster.

Nor were his own records played on the radio until First Class recorded Beach Baby in 1974 - a record which reached No4 in the UK charts.

Leaf through the latest of the 144 Wisden Almanacks to the section marked 'First Class Records: Batting' and, page after page, you'll see Hick's name.

To complain about loss or damage to an item sent by any Royal Mail service (First class, Second class, Recorded, Special Delivery, Registered or Registered Plus mail) you should apply as soon as you can, and definitely within 12 months of when the item in question was posted.

He had been cast off as an apparent misfit and had a fairly moderate first-class record.

It is surely more instructive to look at Clarke's first-class record (942 wickets at 19.52) and to hear the tales of the greats who endured him.

One of cricket's rare birds, the left-arm wrist spinner, on debut but with a prodigious first-class record from a short career.

His accuracy has been sorely missed by Australia and Clark's first-class record of 183 wickets at 31.34 will not inspire supreme confidence.

The suggestion is that Mark Wood will come in at Trent Bridge, where his first-class record is an impressive 15 wickets at an average of 22.53.