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In the 1948 season , Somerset County Cricket Club competed in the County Championship , finishing twelfth out of seventeen teams .. County Championship. 1948 County Championship. 1948 season. 1948 English cricket season. Somerset County Cricket Club. Somerset County Cricket Club. They were officially captained by three amateurs through the season ; initially by Mandy Mitchell-Innes ; then by Jake Seamer ; and finally by George Woodhouse .. Mandy Mitchell-Innes. Mandy Mitchell-Innes. Jake Seamer. Jake Seamer. George Woodhouse. George Woodhouse. The strains on consistent leadership were reflected in Somerset 's variable form  : after failing to win their first eight matches .. Somerset did not win , lose or draw twice in consecutive matches in their following eight matches .. In all , they won five times that season , and depended heavily upon the batting of Harold Gimblett , who scored 1,741 runs , and was Somerset 's only player to score a century .. Harold Gimblett. Harold Gimblett. runs. Run ( cricket ). century. Century ( cricket ). Other than Gimblett , only two Somerset batsmen scored over 1,000 runs in the County Championship , Bertie Buse and Miles Coope , but both players did so at a significantly lower average .. County Championship. 1948 County Championship. runs. Run ( cricket ). Bertie Buse. Bertie Buse. Miles Coope. Miles Coope. average. Batting average#Cricket. The team 's bowling was led Horace Hazell , who claimed 92 wickets in the Championship .. Horace Hazell. Horace Hazell. Maurice Tremlett , who had been highly praised for his performance on debut in 1947 continued to show promise , scoring over 1,000 first-class runs in all first-class matches and claiming 86 wickets , positioning himself as the county 's leading all-rounder .. Maurice Tremlett. Maurice Tremlett. Somerset County Cricket Club in 1947. runs. Run ( cricket )