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George Ulyett

Louis Hall: The man who carried bat for Yorkshire 14 times

Hall carried his bat for Yorkshire 14 times. Nobody else has done this more than 8 times.

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The Q-U-X-Z XI: A brilliant spin attack

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with the unusual letters Q, U, X and Z, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta finds a side with an unusually strong spin attack.

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The 10,000 LBWs: From George Ulyett to Hashim Amla and other statistics

George Ulyett was the first, in 1876-77 against Australia, to Nat Thomson.

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George Ulyett: 13 facts about Yorkshire’s ‘Happy Jack’

There have been greater cricketers than George Ulyett, but few as popular.

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Betting and Fixing in England’s tour of Australia 1881-82

Whether this incident had any bearing on it is unknown, but Selby never played for England again.

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Ashes 1884-85: It was always only about the money

The Australians wanted 50 per cent of the gate fee. The English thought it was preposterous. The first ever Test match to be played at Adelaide was almost called off. Arunabha Sengupta relates one of the darkest tales in Ashes history.

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