Bowling Best Career Economy Rate - England

Cricket Records in 1920s in Test matches - England

Best economy rates

Player	Span	Mat	Overs	Mdns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Ave	Econ	SR	4	5	10
JC White	1921-1929	10	599.1	203	3595	1107	36	8/126	30.75	1.84	99.8	1	3	1
R Kilner	1924-1926	9	-	82	2368	734	24	4/51	30.58	1.85	98.6	4	0	0
MW Tate	1924-1929	26	-	402	9043	2969	118	6/42	25.16	1.96	76.6	7	6	1
G Geary	1924-1929	11	512.0	154	3072	1055	41	7/70	25.73	2.06	74.9	0	4	1
WR Hammond	1927-1929	17	367.2	101	2204	884	24	5/36	36.83	2.40	91.8	0	1	0
FE Woolley	1920-1929	33	-	153	3858	1593	31	4/77	51.38	2.47	124.4	1	0	0
H Larwood	1926-1929	12	506.5	107	3041	1276	41	6/32	31.12	2.51	74.1	0	2	0
AER Gilligan	1922-1925	11	-	73	2404	1046	36	6/7	29.05	2.61	66.7	0	2	1
JW Hearne	1920-1926	11	-	40	2224	1013	21	4/84	48.23	2.73	105.9	1	0	0
AP Freeman	1924-1929	12	-	142	3732	1707	66	7/71	25.86	2.74	56.5	3	5	3
CH Parkin	1920-1924	10	349.1	55	2095	1128	32	5/38	35.25	3.23	65.4	1	2	0
PGH Fender	1921-1929	13	363.0	66	2178	1185	29	5/90	40.86	3.26	75.1	1	2	0

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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]