County Championship in 1895, the wooden spoon for finishing bottom has been 'won' by the teams shown in the table below. Lancashire, Middlesex, and Surrey have never finished bottom. Leicestershire have shared last place twice, with Hampshire and Somerset. Records can be found at Cricket Archive – County Championship Records. A team has scored 800 or more runs in the County Championship on seven occasions, with Yorkshire holding the record for the highest score of 887 all out against Warwickshire in 1896. County Championship The County Championship, currently known as the Specsavers County Championship for sponsorship reasons, is the domestic first-class cricket
Kent County Cricket Club in 1906 including 41 catches and 11 stumpings in the County Championship. James Seymour took 34 catches in the Championship as part of Kent's well respected slip cordon. Fielder, Humphreys and Seymour played in all 22 Championship matches with club captain Cloudesley Marsham playing in 21. The table below includes all first-class batting during the 1906 season. Source: CricketArchive statistics and scorecards. The table below includes all first-class bowling during the 1906 season. Source: CricketArchive statistics and scorecards. Kent County Cricket Club in 1906 Kent County Cricket Club's 1906 season was the seventeenth season in which the county competed in the County