GUIDES

The Follow-On Rule, Explained: What the follow-on is, when a captain can enforce it, and how the margin has changed since cricket's first Test in 1877.
How CricArcade Decides a Single Delivery: Batter, bowler, match situation, conditions: what goes into every delivery in CricArcade, and why the same match state always gives you the same match, verifiably.
How a Test Pitch Plays: Green tops, dustbowls and roads: 60-plus real venues, per-match pitch preparation, wear over five days, the new ball and the sessions in The Follow-On.
The Six Eras of Test Cricket: From the three-day Golden Age to the DRS era: six periods of Test cricket, each calibrated to the real match record, and two findings that surprised us.
Test Captaincy: Declarations, the Follow-On and Reviews: When to bat first, when to declare, whether to enforce the follow-on and when to burn a review, and how The Follow-On's AI captain weighs each call.
Settling In, and the Myth of the Nervous Nineties: A new batter is most vulnerable early, and the nervous nineties turn out to be a myth. How CricArcade models both, measured from real Test data.
How to Read a Cricket Scorecard: A plain-English guide to the batting card, bowling figures, extras, fall of wickets and the result line, with what every abbreviation actually means.
Timeless Tests and the History of the Draw: A match played without any limit of time, the twelve-day draw that killed the format, and the long rise and fall of the Test draw it was built to abolish.

ENGLAND · Batter · 1935–1935

Johnnie Clay

On scorecards: JC Clay

In-game rating: 66/99

BATTING

MATCHES

INNINGS

RUNS

0.00

AVERAGE

HIGH SCORE

0 / 0

100s / 50s

CATCHES

STUMPINGS

Johnnie Clay played 1 Test for England in CricArcade's archive, in 1935. The first came against South Africa at Kennington Oval.

The career totals above are the official figures; everything below is computed from the 1 Test scorecard in CricArcade's archive, each linked.

Against	Tests
South Africa	1

Where	Tests
Home	1

Ground	Tests
Kennington Oval	1

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