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ENGLAND · Wicketkeeper-Batter · 1896–1909

Dick Lilley

On scorecards: AFA Lilley

In-game rating: 79/99

BATTING

35
MATCHES
52
INNINGS
903
RUNS
20.52
AVERAGE
84
HIGH SCORE
0 / 4
100s / 50s

FIELDING

70
CATCHES
22
STUMPINGS

CAREER IN BRIEF

Dick Lilley played 35 Tests for England in CricArcade's archive, from 1896 to 1909. The first came against Australia at Lord's, with a score of 0, and the last against Australia at Kennington Oval in 1909.

The most productive decade was the 1900s: 630 runs at 17.5 in 28 Tests. The highest score in the archive is 84 against Australia at Sydney Cricket Ground in 1901, in a match England won. In all: 4 fifties.

At home the average was 23.0 across 25 Tests; away it was 16.6 across 10 Tests, markedly stronger at home. The most runs came against Australia: 801 runs at 20.0 in 32 Tests. Lord's was the most frequent ground, with 6 Tests and 151 runs at 30.2. England won 11 of the Tests Dick Lilley played and lost 12, with 12 drawn.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 35 Test scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

RunsBallsAgainstGroundYearResult
84–AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground1901Won
65*–AustraliaOld Trafford1896Lost
58–AustraliaOld Trafford1899Drawn
55–AustraliaHeadingley1899Drawn
48–South AfricaLord's1907Drawn

BEST BOWLING

FiguresOversAgainstGroundYearResult
1/235AustraliaOld Trafford1896Lost

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Australia3280120.020/4123.00
South Africa310225.500/00–

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Home2562022.960/3123.00
Away1028316.650/10–

BY DECADE

DecadeTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
1890s727334.130/3123.00
1900s2863017.500/10–

GROUNDS

GroundTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Lord's615130.200/00–
Kennington Oval613118.710/00–
Old Trafford520741.400/2123.00
Sydney Cricket Ground415826.330/10–
Headingley47515.000/10–
Melbourne Cricket Ground4669.430/00–

FIRST AND LAST

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