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Michael Papps: Oldest first-class triple-centurion since World War II

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da esoccer bet: Bharath Seervi24-Oct-201738y, 113d – The age at which Michael Papps has scored an unbeaten 316 for Wellington against Auckland in the Plunket Shield. It makes him the eighth-oldest triple-centurion in the history of first-class cricket, and the oldest among New Zealand cricketers.

Oldest triple-centurions in first-class cricket

Age Batsman Runs For Against Season48y, 0m, 17d WG Grace 301 Gloucestershire Sussex 189644y, 5m, 19d EH Hendren 301* Middlesex Worcestershire 193343y, 8m, 14d JB Hobbs 316* Surrey Middlesex 192641y, 6m, 0d R Abel 357* Surrey Somerset 189941y, 2m, 9d AW Nourse 304* Natal Transvaal 1919-2039y, 8m, 29d A Sandham 325 England West Indies 1929-3038y, 6m, 14d P Holmes 315* Yorkshire Middlesex 192538y, 3m, 22d MHW Papps 316* Wellington Auckland 2017-1837y, 6m, 23d H Sutcliffe 313 Yorkshire Essex 193237y, 0m, 4d GA Gooch 333 England India 19900 – Batsmen older than Papps to score a triple-century since World War II. The previous oldest triple-centurion since the war was Graham Gooch, when he made 333 against India at Lord’s in 1990, a few days after his 37th birthday.6 – Triple-centuries in Plunket Shield history. Papps is the first to score one for Wellington. The previous highest score for Wellington was John R Reid’s 296 against Northern Districts in 1962-63. This was Papps’ 32nd first-class century and his previous best was 206*. He is the leading run-getter in the Plunket Shield and the only batsman to score more than 10,000 runs in the tournament. Overall, Papps’ triple-hundred is the eighth in first-class matches in New Zealand.432 – The partnership between Papps and Luke Woodcock, the highest opening stand in first-class matches in New Zealand and the second-highest for any wicket in Plunket Shield history. The previous highest first-wicket stand in New Zealand was 428 between Peter Ingram and Jamie How for Central Districts against Wellington at the same venue in the 2009-10 season.

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