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'''Christopher James Larkfield''' (7 June 1921–30 March 2006), nicknamed '''"The Lark"''', was a [[Garetolia]]n cricketer. Larkfield was known by his teammates for his outstanding fielding ability, which helped the [[Ule'eka Cricket Club]] win the 1944 Oceanic Cricket Tournament, in which Larkfield stumped 16 batters.
'''Christopher James Larkfield''' (7 June 1921–30 March 2006), nicknamed '''"The Lark"''', was a [[Garetolia]]n cricketer. Larkfield was known by his teammates for his outstanding fielding ability, which helped the [[Ule'eka Cricket Club]] win the 1944 Oceanic Cricket Tournament, in which Larkfield stumped 16 batters.


Before the 1947 preseason, Larkfield fell off a horse while at his father's ranch outside [[Har'eka]]. The original diagnosis was a fractured ulna, which normally would take 10 weeks to heal, but after an X-ray discovered Larkfield was taking longer than normal to recover. This put an end to his 1947 season. As the fracture was on his left arm, Larkfield decided he would bat left-handed to avoid breaking it again while playing. 7 years later, in 1954, Larkfield broke his arm again while diving for a ball, taking him out of the game and ending his season. On 2 February 1955, Larkfield officially retired from playing cricket.
Before the 1947 preseason, Larkfield fell off a horse while at his father's ranch outside [[Hal'eka]]. The original diagnosis was a fractured ulna, which normally would take 10 weeks to heal, but after an X-ray discovered Larkfield was taking longer than normal to recover. This put an end to his 1947 season. As the fracture was on his left arm, Larkfield decided he would bat left-handed to avoid breaking it again while playing. 7 years later, in 1954, Larkfield broke his arm again while diving for a ball, taking him out of the game and ending his season. On 2 February 1955, Larkfield officially retired from playing cricket.
 




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Christopher Larkfield
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Personal information
Full nameChristopher James Larkfield
Born(1921-07-06)6 July 1921
Jump Tent, Mioanhatiin County, Garetolia
Died30 March 2006(2006-03-30) (aged 84)
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
NicknameThe Lark
BattingRight-handed (1940–1946)
Left-handed (1948–1954)
BowlingRight-handed
RoleBatsman
RelationsMitchell Duryard (grand-uncle)
Anton Duryard (cousin)
Domestic team information
YearsTeam
1940‑1941Lod'oka Cricket Club
1943‑1945Ule'eka Cricket Club
1946, 1948‑1951Gainesville Cricket Club
1952‑1954Ule'eka Cricket Club
Career statistics
Competition FC
Matches 1116
Runs scored 6334
Batting average 12.70
100s/50s 1/17
Top score 149
Balls bowled 21
Wickets 1
Bowling average 85
5 wickets in innings
10 wickets in match
Best bowling 1/20
Catches/stumpings 314/81


Christopher James Larkfield (7 June 1921–30 March 2006), nicknamed "The Lark", was a Garetolian cricketer. Larkfield was known by his teammates for his outstanding fielding ability, which helped the Ule'eka Cricket Club win the 1944 Oceanic Cricket Tournament, in which Larkfield stumped 16 batters.

Before the 1947 preseason, Larkfield fell off a horse while at his father's ranch outside Hal'eka. The original diagnosis was a fractured ulna, which normally would take 10 weeks to heal, but after an X-ray discovered Larkfield was taking longer than normal to recover. This put an end to his 1947 season. As the fracture was on his left arm, Larkfield decided he would bat left-handed to avoid breaking it again while playing. 7 years later, in 1954, Larkfield broke his arm again while diving for a ball, taking him out of the game and ending his season. On 2 February 1955, Larkfield officially retired from playing cricket.