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Hugh Trumble

On scorecards: H Trumble

In-game rating: 87/99

BOWLING

141
WICKETS
21.78
AVERAGE
2.27
ECONOMY
57.4
STRIKE RATE
8/65
BEST
9
5-WKT HAULS

FIELDING

45
CATCHES
0
STUMPINGS

CAREER IN BRIEF

Hugh Trumble played 32 Tests for Australia in CricArcade's archive, from 1890 to 1904. The first came against England at Lord's, with scores of 1 and 5, and 2 wickets, and the last against England at Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1904.

The most productive decade was the 1890s: 541 runs at 23.5 in 19 Tests. The highest score in the archive is 70 against England at Sydney Cricket Ground in 1897, in a defeat. The best bowling is 8 for 65 against England at Kennington Oval in 1902.

In all: 4 fifties, 9 five-wicket hauls, 3 ten-wicket matches. At home the average was 17.0 across 15 Tests; away it was 22.7 across 17 Tests, a player who travelled well. The most runs came against England: 838 runs at 20.0 in 31 Tests. Melbourne Cricket Ground was the most frequent ground, with 7 Tests and 128 runs at 10.7. Hugh Trumble captained Australia in 2 Tests, winning 2 and losing 0. Australia won 14 of the Tests Hugh Trumble played and lost 11, with 7 drawn.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 32 Test scorecards in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

BEST INNINGS

BEST BOWLING

Best in a match: 12/89 against England (1896).

RECORD BY OPPONENT

AgainstTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
England3183819.950/414120.89
South Africa11313.000/00–

HOME, AWAY AND NEUTRAL

WhereTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Home1537417.000/27421.36
Away1747722.710/26722.25

BY DECADE

DecadeTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
1890s1954123.520/26325.63
1900s1331015.500/27818.68

GROUNDS

GroundTestsRunsAvg100/50WktsBowl avg
Melbourne Cricket Ground712810.670/04614.04
Kennington Oval512725.400/12717.67
Sydney Cricket Ground512117.290/11341.46
Old Trafford413919.860/02121.38
Lord's4369.000/0736.00
Adelaide Oval312541.670/11526.40

FIRST AND LAST

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