Cricket career John Cuffe

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1 cricket career

1.1 new south wales
1.2 worcestershire
1.3 post first world war
1.4 umpiring career
1.5 coaching career





cricket career
new south wales

born in coonamble, new south wales, cuffe made first-class debut state side, against queensland @ sydney on boxing day 1902. made 5 , 25 bat, , took single wicket of charles patrick. time cuffe played in first-class match outside england. (he did turn out worcestershire against glamorgan @ cardiff arms park in 1910, game did not have first-class status.)


worcestershire

cuffe came england, making worcestershire debut against oxford university @ parks in may 1903. not yet qualified appear in county championship, played against cambridge university , philadelphians season, scoring 91 against latter side. again turned out 3 times in 1904, playing once each against universities , appearing against touring south africans, claiming 5-58 in innings defeat of oxford.


for ten seasons 1905 1914, cuffe regular part of worcestershire side, , made career-best 145 against hampshire in first of years. on 3 occasions — 1906, 1908 , 1911 — passed 1,000 first-class runs in season, while in 1907 , 1911 obtained hundred wickets. double in 1911 consisted of 1,054 runs @ 25.70 (even though made no score greater 78) , 110 wickets @ 23.56. best bowling figures (9-38) achieved against yorkshire @ bradford in 1907, in above-mentioned minor game against glamorgan in 1910 returned extraordinary first-innings analysis of 8.1-4-5-9. in 1910, performed hat-trick against hampshire @ dean park, bournemouth.


in turned out last 3 years of first-class career, 1912 1914, bowling continued quite productive @ least 50 wickets in each summer. indeed, took 11-163 in match against gloucestershire late july 1914. batting, however, declined, , in 99 first-class innings made 3 half-centuries. cuffe s final first-class game came against sussex @ eastbourne in late august 1914. in two-day innings defeat scored 10 , did not bowl ball; career ended when absent hurt in second innings.


post first world war

cuffe did not reappear in first-class cricket after first world war.


after stints in lancashire league todmorden , lowerhouse cuffe retired playing.


umpiring career

cuffe stood umpire in 66 first-class matches between 1925 , 1927.


coaching career

he later took position coach @ repton school.








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