Original sentence: As a batsman he had 395 innings.Cricket writer John Woodcock ranked him as the fourth greatest cricketer of all time.He scored 4,955 runs at a batting average of 13.42 runs per innings with a highest score of 125 not out.His brother, Walter Mynn, was also an early cricketer with the Kent team.Mynn was also an enthusiastic amateur actor, appearing for the Old Stagers during Canterbury Cricket Week.Mynn's first-class career was from 1832 to 1859
Edited sentence: "Alfred Mynn" Cricinfo – statistics and profile."Alfred Mynn" Cricketarchive – statistics of Mynn's career.Alfred Mynn's "first-class" career, which excludes most of his AEE appearances, was from 1832 to 1859.As a batsman he had 395 innings including 26 which were not out.Even with that in mind, Mynn's known bowling figures are still impressive.He scored 4,955 runs at 13.42 with a highest score of 125*.He took at least 1,038 wickets for 3,261 known runs at the outstanding average of 10.22.His brother, Walter Parker Mynn, was also an early cricketer with the Kent team.In addition to his century, Mynn scored 12 fifties and took 125 catches.It should be remembered when studying the batting records of players in this era that prevailing conditions greatly favoured bowlers.Mid off and mid on were level with the bowlers wicket and no one was behind them, an indicator of Mynn's great pace.Mynn is known to have taken five wickets in an innings on 93 occasions and 10 wickets in a match 34 times.Mynn was also an enthusiastic amateur actor, appearing for the Old Stagers during Canterbury Week.Point was slightly forward and cover point almost behind him.The noted cricket writer John Woodcock ranked him as the fourth greatest cricketer of all time.The number of overs and maidens he bowled is unknown and neither is his best analysis except that it was a 9 wicket haul.The wicket keeper would be stood up, as was the custom.There would be a long stop on the boundary behind him.There would be a short leg and a long leg.There would two slips, one close in and one a fly slip.William Caffyn described the field Mynn would bowl to