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A.P.F. Chapman 121 v Australia

A.P.F. Chapman - A.P.F. Chapman 121 v Australia

Arthur Percy Frank Chapman put his name up on the Lord’s honours boards by scoring 121 in the second test against Australia in 1930. Chapman also the English skipper won the toss and elected to bat. England put up a total of 425 with Duleep scoring 173 before Australia piled...

J.B. Hobbs 119 v Australia

J.B. Hobbs - J.B. Hobbs 119 v Australia

Sir Jack Hobbs got his third consecutive Lord's century when he hit 119 versus Australia in 1926. After Australia had posted a total of 383 all out, all eyes were on Hobbs to see if he could score yet another hundred at the Home of Cricket. Hobbs' eventual score of 119 saw ...

J.B. Hobbs 211 v South Africa

J.B. Hobbs - J.B. Hobbs 211 v South Africa

Sir Jack Hobbs' second century at Lord's, saw him hit a brilliant score of 211 versus South Africa in the summer of 1924. In Hobbs' first match at the Home of Cricket for 12 years due to World War I, the opener made his consecutive century at Lord's once South Africa had pos...

J.B. Hobbs 107 v Australia

J.B. Hobbs - J.B. Hobbs 107 v Australia

Sir Jack Hobbs made the iconic Lord's Honours Boards for the first time when he hit 107 versus Australia in 1912. When his captain C.B. Fry elected to bat, England were reliant on the in-form Hobbs to display a touch of class at the top of the order. With only three and a h...

L.C. Braund 104 v South Africa

L.C. Braund - L.C. Braund 104 v South Africa

Len Braund made his way on to the Honours Boards when he hit a century during the drawn three-day Test between England and South Africa at Lord’s in 1907. England elected to bat and were struggling with a score of 140-4 before Braund took his place at the crease. In an inni...