Saturday, 28 November 2015

Bert Vogler

Bert Vogler,  was regarded by many as the best bowler in the world in 1907,
reached the highest class while playing for South Africa. Delivering the off-break with a leg-break action, while depending chiefly upon the legbreak, he could keep going for a long time without losing length. He picked up 64 wickets in 15 Tests at 22.73, and his impressive first-class showing resulted in 393 wickets in 83 matches at 18.27. Strangely enough, considering the height he attained in 1907, Vogler accomplished little afterwards, barring his innings-best of 7 for 94, which came against England in Johannesburg in 1910.

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