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Ringmer, Sussex born right-arm slow-medium bowler and left-handed batsman Frederick Parris played 105 games for Sussex between 1890 and 1901. He took 291 wickets at a bowling average of 25.90, with best bowling of 8-28 against Gloucestershire in 1894. He also took 7-70 in Gloucestershire’s first innings. He took five wickets in an innings 20 times and ten wickets in a match on 5 occasions. He scored 2,222 runs in 177 innings, at a batting average of 14.52, with a highest score of 77 against Oxford University in 1898, making 7 half centuries, and also took 59 catches in first class play.
Parris umpired in one first class match in 1900, between Sussex and Cambridge University, he took up more regular umpiring in 1908, standing frequently in first class matches either side of the First World War, until August 1929. He umpired one Test match, the First Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston in May 1909. The bowling of George Hirst (4-28 and 5-58) and Colin Blythe (6-44 and 5-58), who bowled all but 5 of England’s 98.5 overs and took all 20 Australian wickets on a slow and wet pitch, and the confident batting of Jack Hobbs and C.B. Fry on the last day allowed England to win the match by 10 wickets.
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