Ted Peate

Edmund ("Ted") Peate (born 2 March 1855 in Holbeck, Leeds, Yorkshire, England; died 11 March 1900, Newlay, Horsforth, Yorkshire, England) was a professional cricketer who played for Yorkshire and England. Peate was one of the most famous slow bowlers of his day.

Best performances

Some of his best performances with the ball were-6 wickets for 14 runs, Yorkshire against Middlesex at Huddersfield, 1879:

Related Topics:
Yorkshire - Middlesex

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:5 wickets 11 for runs, Yorkshire v. Derbyshire, at Derby, 1880.

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:14 wickets 130 for runs, Yorkshire v. Sussex, at Brighton, 1881.

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:14 wickets 77 for runs, Yorkshire v. Surrey, at Huddersfield.

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:8 wickets 71 for runs, England v. Australia, at the Oval, 1882.

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:8 wickets 57 for runs, Shaw and Shrewsbury"s XI. at Sydney, 1882.

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:6 wickets 12 for runs, Yorkshire v. Derbyshire, at Derby, 1882.

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:8 wickets 32 for runs, Yorkshire v. Middlesex, at Sheffield, 1882.

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:8 wickets 5 for runs, Yorkshire v. Surrey, at Holbeck, 1883.

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:5 wickets 17 for runs, Yorkshire v. Notts, at Sheffield, 1883.

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:6 wickets 13 for runs, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, at Moreton-in-Marsh, 1884.

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:10 wickets 51 for runs, North of England v. the Australians, at Manchester, 1884.

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:10 wickets 45 for runs, Yorkshire v. Derbyshire, at Huddersfield, 1885.

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:6 wickets 17 for runs, England v. Shaw's Australian XI., at Lord"s, 1885.

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:9 wickets 21 for runs, Yorkshire v. Sussex, at Huddersfield, 1886.

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His best in all first-class matches in 1882 he obtained 214 wickets at a cost of 2466 runs.

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He first represented the Players against the Gentlemen in 1881, and took part in the matches for six yeasr, bowling in 11 matches (21 innings), 3227 balls for 996 runs, and 39 wickets, average 25.53. At birth he was registered as Edmund Peat.

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