Sentence examples for first class records from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

Two batsmen, both of whom are younger than Marsh and both of whom possess better first-class records than Marsh, have suffered more than most.

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.

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.

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.

Peter Siddle excels in the role of workhorse and has an excellent first-class record at Trent Bridge (29 wickets at 22.34) having spent time with Nottinghamshire last season.