List of Lancashire County Cricket Club records

Score[1]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
863	Surrey	The Oval	London	1990
801	Somerset	County Ground	Taunton	1895
781	Warwickshire	Edgbaston	Birmingham	2003
734-5d	Middlesex	Old Trafford	Manchester	2003
698-5d	Glamorgan	Penrhyn Avenue	Colwyn Bay	2015
686	Essex	County Ground	Chelmsford	1996
676-7d	Hampshire	Old Trafford	Manchester	1911
655-6d	Essex	Old Trafford	Manchester	2005
650-6d	Northants	Old Trafford	Manchester	2014

Opposition[2]	Score	Venue	City	Year
Derbyshire	589	Stanley Park	Blackpool	1994
Durham	562	Eastwood Gardens	Gateshead Fell	1992
Essex	686	County Ground	Chelmsford	1996
Glamorgan	698-5d	Penrhyn Avenue	Colwyn Bay	2015
Gloucestershire	474-3d	Aigburth	Liverpool	1903
Hampshire	676-7d	Old Trafford	Manchester	1911
Kent	639/9	Stanley Park Blackpool	Blackpool	2025
Leicestershire	590	Grace Road	Leicester	1899
Middlesex	734-5d	Old Trafford	Manchester	2003
Northamptonshire	650-6d	Old Trafford	Manchester	2014
Nottinghamshire	627	Trent Bridge	Nottingham	1905
Somerset	801	County Ground	Taunton	1895
Surrey	863	The Oval	London	1990
Sussex	640-8d	County Ground	Hove	1937
Warwickshire	781	Edgbaston	Birmingham	2003
Worcestershire	592-4d	New Road	Worcester	1929
Yorkshire	537	Old Trafford	Manchester	2005

Score[3]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
25	Derbyshire	Old Trafford	Manchester	1871
27	Surrey	Old Trafford	Manchester	1958
28	Australians	Aigburth	Liverpool	1896
30	Yorkshire	Recreation Ground	Holbeck	1868
33	Northamptonshire	County Ground	Northampton	1977
34	Yorkshire	Recreation Ground	Holbeck	1868

Score[4]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
20	Essex	County Ground	Chelmsford	2013
22	Glamorgan	Aigburth	Liverpool	1924
24	Sussex	Old Trafford	Manchester	1890
26	Glamorgan	Cardiff Arms Park	Cardiff	1958
29	Somerset	Old Trafford	Manchester	1882
29	Sussex	Aigburth	Liverpool	1907
30	Marylebone Cricket Club	Lord's Cricket Ground	London	1886

Score[5]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
Tie	Surrey	The Oval	London	1894
Tie	England XI	Whitegate Park	Blackpool	1905
Tie	Hampshire	Dean Park	Bournemouth	1947
Tie	Essex	Old County Ground	Brentwood	1952

Somerset County Ground Taunton 2018

Score[6]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
Inns & 455 runs	Hampshire	Old Trafford	Manchester	1911
Inns & 452 runs	Somerset	County Ground	Taunton	1895
Inns & 348 runs	Derbyshire	Park Road Ground	Buxton	1975
Inns & 330 runs	Kent	Angel Ground	Tonbridge	1892
Inns & 291 runs	Kent	Old Trafford	Manchester	1895
Inns & 273 runs	Leicestershire	Old Trafford	Manchester	1912
Inns & 271 runs	Middlesex	Old Trafford	Manchester	1882
Inns & 248 runs	Somerset	Old Trafford	Manchester	1910

Score[7]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
423 runs	Somerset	Aigburth	Liverpool	1911
385 runs	Somerset	Aigburth	Liverpool	1908
372 runs	Worcestershire	Amblecote	Stourbridge	1911
370 runs	Oxford University	The University Parks	Oxford	1985
361 runs	Middlesex	Old Trafford	Manchester	1994
350 runs	Durham	Riverside Ground	Chester-le-Street	1998
345 runs	Durham	Riverside Ground	Chester-le-Street	1996
336 runs	Somerset	Stanley Park	Blackpool	2002

Score[8]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
1 run	Leicestershire	Aylestone Road	Leicester	1906
1 run	Hampshire	Aigburth	Liverpool	1920
2 runs	Leicestershire	Aylestone Road	Leicester	1922
3 runs	Yorkshire	Fartown	Huddersfield	1889
3 runs	Derbyshire	Park Road Ground	Buxton	1947

Score[9]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
60 runs	Surrey	The Oval	London	1880
70 runs	Kent	Old Trafford	Manchester	1883
117 runs	Oxford University	Aigburth	Liverpool	1887
20 runs	Oxford University	Old Trafford	Manchester	1888

Score[10]	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
7 runs	Gloucestershire	Clifton College Close Ground	Bristol	1884
73 runs	Middlesex	Lord's	London	1890
65 runs	Sussex	Cricket Field Road Ground	Horsham	1913
15 runs	Derbyshire	Park Road Ground	Buxton	1976

Wicket[11]	Score	Batting partners	Opposition	Venue	City	Year
1st	368	Archie MacLaren & Reggie Spooner	Gloucestershire	Aigburth	Liverpool	1903
2nd	371	Frank Watson & Ernest Tyldesley	Surrey	Old Trafford	Manchester	1928
3rd	501	Alviro Petersen & Ashwell Prince	Glamorgan	Penrhyn Avenue	Colwyn Bay	2015
4th	358	Stephen Titchard & Graham Lloyd	Essex	County Ground	Chelmsford	1996
5th	360	Stuart Law & Carl Hooper	Warwickshire	Edgbaston	Birmingham	2003
6th	278	Jack Iddon & Henry Butterworth	Sussex	Old Trafford	Manchester	1932
7th	248	Graham Lloyd & Ian Austin	Yorkshire	Headingley	Leeds	1997
8th	187	Luke Wood & Danny Lamb	Kent	St. Lawrence	Canterbury	2021
9th	212	Chris Green & Tom Hartley	Gloucestershire	College Ground	Cheltenham	2025
10th	173	Johnny Briggs & Dick Pilling	Surrey	Aigburth	Liverpool	1885

	Player	Information
Highest score[12]	1. Archie MacLaren 2. Neil Fairbrother 3. Eddie Paynter	424 v Somerset at County Ground, Taunton in 1895 366 v Surrey at County Ground, The Oval in 1990 322 v Sussex at County Ground, Hove in 1937
Most runs in season[13]	1. Johnny Tyldesley 2. Eddie Paynter 3. Charlie Hallows	2,633 in 1901 2,626 in 1937 2,564 in 1928

	Player	Information
Best bowling (innings)[14]	1. William Hickton 2. Johnny Briggs 3. Bob Berry	10–46 v Hampshire at Old Trafford, Manchester in 1870 10–55 v Worcestershire at Old Trafford, Manchester in 1900 10–102 v Worcestershire at Stanley Park, Blackpool in 1953
Best bowling (match)[15]	1. Harry Dean 2. Walter Brearley 3. Harry Dean	17–91 v Yorkshire at Aigburth, Liverpool in 1913 17–137 v Somerset at Old Trafford, Manchester in 1905 16–103 v Somerset at Recreation Ground, Bath in 1910
Most wickets in season[16]	1. Ted McDonald 2. Cecil Parkin 3. Arthur Mold	198 in 1925 194 in 1924 192 in 1895

	Player	Information
Most victims in innings[17]	1. Bill Farrimond 2. Warren Hegg	7 v Kent at Old Trafford, Manchester in 1930 7 v Derbyshire at Queen's Park, Chesterfield in 1989
Most victims in season[18]	1. George Duckworth 2. Geoff Clayton	97 in 1928 92 in 1962

• Dick Barlow carried his bat for just 5* out of Lancashire's total of 69 in two and a half hours against Nottinghamshire on a treacherous, rain-affected Trent Bridge pitch in July 1882.^[21] Barlow and his longtime opening partner Hornby are the opening batsmen immortalised in the famous poem by Francis Thompson.^[22]
• Eddie Paynter scored 322 in five hours for Lancashire against Sussex CCC at Hove in 1937 having come down on the sleeper train from the victorious Old Trafford Test against New Zealand. He put on 268 in 155 minutes with Cyril Washbrook and celebrated his innings that evening at Brighton's Ice Palace.^[23]
• Lancashire County Cricket Club came runners-up in all four competitions in three seasons from 2004 to 2006 without winning one. In 2004, they came runners-up to Glamorgan in the Totesport League. In 2005, they came runners-up to Somerset in the Twenty20 Cup. In 2006, they came runners-up to Sussex in both the Liverpool Victoria County Championship and the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy.