Bowls it, typically.What does Connell do with the ball ?
Ahh Grant Lambert, I remember him. Was an absolute beast in Sydney grade cricket but never hit the same heights at FC level. Made the odd handy contribution here and there with bat and ball but couldn't do it on a consistent basisAccording to the Sydney grade website the run scoring record is 1527 runs in 23 innings with 6 hundreds and 4 50s (ave 95) by GM Lambert.
The first name on the list I recognise is Bob Simpson at 5 with 1398 runs in 15 innings with 6 hundreds and 7 50s (ave 116).
Top 3 batting averages in a season with 500 runs or more are Monty Noble (273), Victor Trumper (204) and Bradman (170). Boycott comes in at 4 with 1160 runs @165 in 76/77.
The Mailman always deliveredLook, a conversation about 2000s Sydney Grade runscoring isn't complete without a reference to the world's greatest 2nd XI batsman of all time - Greg Mail.
If he can develop into a Nathan Bracken-like bowler (or even be half as good as Bracken was tbh) he could be a serious ODI contender for Aus. Probably fill the role that Faulkner fell out of.Sams for the no 8 position?60.30.56..