Bowling Best Career Economy Rate

Cricket Records in 1920s in Test matches

Best economy rates

Player	Span	Mat	Overs	Mdns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5	10
C Kelleway (AUS)	1920-1928	11	-	80	2453	805	29	4/27	27.75	1.96	84.5	1	0	0
AE Hall (SA)	1923-1928	6	347.3	100	2085	734	36	7/63	20.38	2.11	57.9	2	3	1
EP Nupen (SA)	1922-1928	11	473.4	106	2842	1132	26	5/53	43.53	2.38	109.3	1	2	0
CV Grimmett (AUS)	1925-1929	9	-	160	3805	1520	47	6/37	32.34	2.39	80.9	0	5	1
CL Vincent (SA)	1927-1929	9	391.4	68	2350	992	36	6/131	27.55	2.53	65.2	1	2	0
JM Blanckenberg (SA)	1922-1924	10	369.4	72	2218	1024	29	6/76	35.31	2.77	76.4	0	2	0
JM Gregory (AUS)	1920-1928	21	-	109	4888	2364	70	7/69	33.77	2.90	69.8	2	3	0
AA Mailey (AUS)	1920-1926	18	-	90	5201	2935	86	9/121	34.12	3.38	60.4	4	6	2

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Minimum of 2000 balls
Performances in matches that overlap decades are credited to the year in which they occurred - this results in some unknown data, especially in regard to bowling figures

Records includes the following current or recent matches:

England v South Africa at The Oval, 5th Test, Aug 17-20, 1929 [Test # 185]

England v South Africa at Manchester, 4th Test, Jul 27-30, 1929 [Test # 184]

England v South Africa at Leeds, 3rd Test, Jul 13-16, 1929 [Test # 183]