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• Cuttell is a former court magistrate in Gloucestershire, western England.
• He made two duck in Sussex's first-innings by Willis Cuttell.
• Cuttell's early cricket was played for the Accrington Club in the Lancashire League.
• After the shooting in February, police were called by Misty's owner and later arrested Cuttell and released him on bail.
• In 1898, with Hallam ill, Mold injured more than once, and Briggs terribly out of form, Cuttell became the mainstay of Lancashire cricket.
• Born in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, Cuttell took 38 wickets at around 16.50, with a best of 6 for 48 against Kent.
• Having been born in Yorkshire and his father William Cuttell having played for them in the 1860s, he decided to try for a place in the Yorkshire eleven.
• Despite a dreadful 1905, Cuttell bowled with deadly effect in 1906, being ahead even of Haigh in the national bowling averages despite taking over 100 fewer wickets.
• Michael Cuttell, 63, is to appear in court July 29 to face a charge of criminal damage against the dog, whose name was Misty, police said.
• "We would not have chosen this point to begin " said British Reverend Jeff Cuttell, " But these are the places where futures can be shaped and changed ."
• Lancashire won its first county championship in 1897, a productive bowling attack made up of Johnny Briggs, Willis Cuttell, Albert Hallam, and Arthur Mold took 420 wickets between them.
• "' Willis Robert Cuttell "'( 13 September 1863 in Sheffield, Yorkshire  9 December 1929 in Mold gave Lancashire its first official County championship victory in 1897.
• Cuttell was a slow right-arm bowler who possessed the unusual ability to turn the ball from leg without throwing it up enough to encourage risk-taking batsmen to attack him.
• The following year, with very few pitches to help him, Cuttell was less successful as a bowler and could not gain a place against Australia, but he batted very well, scoring 137 against Nottinghamshire and scoring more runs than in any other season . 1900 saw Cuttell re-assert himself as one of the best bowlers in England, but with Haigh establishing themselves as the deadliest bowlers on sticky wickets Cuttell's days as a representative player were over . 1901 to 1903 were very disappointing both in batting and bowling, but in 1904 Cuttell's bowling on several sticky wickets in May was decisive in giving Lancashire a surprise championship win after losing Sydney Barnes.
• The following year, with very few pitches to help him, Cuttell was less successful as a bowler and could not gain a place against Australia, but he batted very well, scoring 137 against Nottinghamshire and scoring more runs than in any other season . 1900 saw Cuttell re-assert himself as one of the best bowlers in England, but with Haigh establishing themselves as the deadliest bowlers on sticky wickets Cuttell's days as a representative player were over . 1901 to 1903 were very disappointing both in batting and bowling, but in 1904 Cuttell's bowling on several sticky wickets in May was decisive in giving Lancashire a surprise championship win after losing Sydney Barnes.
• The following year, with very few pitches to help him, Cuttell was less successful as a bowler and could not gain a place against Australia, but he batted very well, scoring 137 against Nottinghamshire and scoring more runs than in any other season . 1900 saw Cuttell re-assert himself as one of the best bowlers in England, but with Haigh establishing themselves as the deadliest bowlers on sticky wickets Cuttell's days as a representative player were over . 1901 to 1903 were very disappointing both in batting and bowling, but in 1904 Cuttell's bowling on several sticky wickets in May was decisive in giving Lancashire a surprise championship win after losing Sydney Barnes.
• The following year, with very few pitches to help him, Cuttell was less successful as a bowler and could not gain a place against Australia, but he batted very well, scoring 137 against Nottinghamshire and scoring more runs than in any other season . 1900 saw Cuttell re-assert himself as one of the best bowlers in England, but with Haigh establishing themselves as the deadliest bowlers on sticky wickets Cuttell's days as a representative player were over . 1901 to 1903 were very disappointing both in batting and bowling, but in 1904 Cuttell's bowling on several sticky wickets in May was decisive in giving Lancashire a surprise championship win after losing Sydney Barnes.