George Lohmann

English cricketer and bowler

George Lohmann - English cricketer and bowler
Born

June 2nd, 1865
159 years ago

Died

1901
124 years ago — 36 years old

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Debuted in first-class cricket in 1882, playing primarily for Surrey. Gained notable recognition for exceptional bowling skills, particularly in the late 19th century. Achieved a remarkable bowling average of 10.75 in Test matches, establishing a record that remains unmatched. Participated in several Test series against Australia, contributing significantly to England's performances during that era. Continued to play until retiring from active cricket in 1899, leaving a lasting legacy in English cricket history.

Achieved a bowling average of 10.75 in Test cricket

Played for Surrey County Cricket Club

Participated in the Ashes series against Australia

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