Cricket 1884

s e p t , is, 1884. CRIGKET; A WEEKLY REGORD OF THE GAME. 427 THE L A S T SEASON IN A U S T R A ­ L IA . (From the Aw tralasian). The following bowling and batting averages in all fh-st-elas< matches are compiled from matches played between the following c ubs : —Melbourne, East Melbourne, South Mel­ bourne, Richmond, Carlton, t-t. Kilda, Fitzroy, Ke*, Hotham. Sandridge, Williams- towu, Hohemians, Ballarat, Bendigo United, and Castlemaine; from the intercolonial ma'ches, all matches played by the Australian Elevin, from H. F. Boyle’s eleven against eighteen of Sandhurst, pnd from M C.C. ii gainst English Urliversities and Public Schools. No batsmeu who have played less than five innings and no bowlers who have bowled less than ICO balls are included. BATTING AVERAGES IN ALL FIRST- CLASS MATCHES. Name. 7.Cc 5a Times not out. £ 5>*. a 1 i «*M 2 £ 0CO■Ho> % V. V'alt rs .. .. 17 3 174 859 61.35 J. Trinnick .. 12 2 lie.* 588 58 80 w . Bruce 16 3 32S* 719 55.30 T. U. Groube ... 10 1 101 488 54.22 J. Swift .. .. 9 1 105 347 4i. 37 P. Lewis 21 3 237 739 41.05 Arthur Laver S 2 77 2:17 39-50 T. Horan lfi 1 326 585 39 .7. Slight .. .. 11 150 428 38 90 (1. Biowoing 13 o .84 418 38 P. S. M’Dom icil.. 23 2 102* 784 37 33 J. W. Prumble .. 13 3 131 371 37 10 H., J. II. {Scott .. 11) 3 138 CSS 36 56 J. Banvtt .. .. H 3 49* ISO 36 J. M’Jlwraith .. 17 2 111* 523 35 20 G. Smi-h .. 14 2 93 897 3 1-03 W . Byall 0 3 31* 97 32 33 W Midwinter .. 18 1 113 572 33 64 11, IUindnll.. !) 1 Cf) 251 31 75 11. Fitzgera (1 .. 12 4 G5 218 31 • V. B. Trapp 12 2 103* 30'i .30 CO Clovis Mainon 5 2 29 91 80-33 P. Deele.v .. .. 12 1 103 312 3018 G. Bonnor 23 2 71 G29 29.95 G. Gordon.. 8 2 80* 178 29 66 G. Alexander .. 19 92 502 29.57 1’. G. M’Sliune .. 15 1 G7 411 29 35 <!. Grubb .. .. 9 i 07 232 29 J Han y .. .. 15 i 101 4.10 28 57 T. J. D. Kfllv .. 15 o 92 363 28 30 A. Beveridge 7 3 04* 113 2S25 C. Housfo n .. 10 3 110 197 28 14 J. Worrall .. .. 9 , , (54 251 1-7 88 G. Tro?t .. .. 11 1 56 2' 3 V6 30 S. Morris .. 12 2 71 253 25 30 w . Tobin .. 8 1 00 176 2514 J. D. E l wards .. 11 1 71 218 24-80 w . Armstrong .. 9 o 52 171 24 42 ,T. Lawler 15 1 83 332 23 71 G. Watsford 7 1 100 142 23 66 I’. Smart 10 ., 105 231 23 10 E. 1urner .. 13 1G6 286 22 .1. Blackiiam 19 4 91 315 21 A. Hogg .. .. 6 1 29 103 20 CO G. E. IV.lmer 19 5 43 2S0 20 J. Tmikard.. 12 49 233 19-41 J. Am- s 13 78 252 19-33 A. W. Barnard . ; n , 48 2U7 19 07 W . Gibson 9 1 70 152 19 J. C. Allen .. .. 17 1 03 296 18 50 ,T. Dnfl'y 9 106 11.6 18 41 W . O’ tlnnL-n 13 3 3 ■ 184 13 40 A. Kvans .. 6 1 34* 92 1 40 \Y 3K. liv-bcitson 10 1 47 ioi 18 22 u. lloas .. .. 13 2 71 117 17 CO H. F.Bnyle.. .. 20 4 44* 281 17.75 E. P. Hastings .. 7 38 119 17 A. Bowman 10 3 41 119 17 F. Jones 7 2 27 82 16-40 E. Lowe .. 11 2 t-5* 146 16-22 W . D. Campbell.. 15 49 243 16 20 A. G. Maj r 9 •I 32* 110 15-71 J. Downing.. .. 11 1 59 156 15 GO li. llosie .. .. 11 4 33 108 35 42 .1. Beswick 11 2 36 137 15-22 R. Bruce 5 . . 38 76 15-20 11. Musgrove .. 9 48 135 15 A. Grubb 11 2 56 132 14-C6 J. Mackrill.. .. 9 1 24 117 1402 W . M’Evoy .. 5 ,. 30 71 14 20 E, J. Crook .. 10 61 142 14 20 C. G. A llee.. .. 8 ,, 29 109 13-62 F. Kt.ogh .. 15 1 64 192 13-71 16 .. 50 217 13-56 A. Benjufield .. 12 2 35 134 13-40 M’C’arthy .. .. 11 1 59 134 13-40 M., P. Vint.. .. 9 1 33 107 13 37 Greenwood.. .. 5 1 22 53 13-25 N. Scown 10 1 49 119 13 22 — Fox .. .. 7 ,, 27 89 12-71 J. 7 ,, 56 87 12 42 11. Fuhrhop .. 5 1 26 43 12 A. Mackay .. .. 14 ,, 35 164 11-71 J. Coakley .. .. 7 ., 36 82 11-71 J. Little .. 11 1 23 117 11-70 H,, Groube.. .. 13 1 40 140 1166 C. J. Dunne .. 8 46 92 11 50 R Nicholson .. 14 ,. 31 157 11-21 J. Topping.. .. 13 1 55* 134 1116 F. Benjatield .. 9 1 25 88 11 J. Kelly .. .. 8 1 33* 76 10-85 W. Lauren-on .. 7 2 19 53 10-60 C. Foot .. .. 14 2 36* 127 10.58 G. W. Stokes .. 9 ,. 21 95 10.55 R. Mitchell 13 28 137 10-53 J. Melville .. .. 13 ,, 25 137 10-53 11. Jennings ,. 7 , . 35 74 10-57 1>. M’Gregor •. 5 ,, 26 51 10-20 J. Cormick .. .. 11 .. 23 112 10-1S J. 5 .. 16 50 10 G. lio'ierts.. .. 10 2 32 80 10 R. liichardson .. 13 3 32 100 10 H. Nanlivell .. 6 # . 44 60 10 C. M’Mullen 11 1 32 100 10 * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES IN FIRST-CLASS MATCHES. Narafl. Bitl'fl. I U I". Itfdns. Wkts. Avg°. H. F. Boyle .. 1G87 552 147 70 7.88 A. Conningham 191 80 3 10 8 A. W. Barnard.. 181 70 4 8 8.75 G. E. Palmer .. 4162 1237 409 136 9.09 C. Showei s 224 73 10 8 9.12 P. Costelloe 811 269 26 28 9 60 J. C. Allen 1004 357 45 36 9-91 II. Dodd .. .. 1039 357 50 : 6 9-91 G. Browning .. 1259 460 46 45 10.22 W. Midwinter .. 2001 597 203 57 10.47 W. Browne 003 273 33 26 10.50 Arthur Laver .. 720 300 18 28 10.71 T. Testro .. .. 1702 431 87 39 11.05 F. Walters 451 145 17 13 11.15 J. Beswick 3C0 190 10 17 11 17 H. Groube 455 117 19 13 11.30 W. H. Cooper .. 1308 543 86 47 11.55 W. Bi uce .. 1498 575 82 49 11.73 C. Newman 461 142 22 12 11.83 C. Foot 986 407 I’O 34 11.97 D. L. II. nry 160 00 5 5 12 W. D. Campbell 1227 472 52 39 12.10 J. D. Edwards.. 497 230 30 19 12.10 P. Smart 8*5 330 40 27 12 22 J. Barrett.. 723 291 29 23 12.65 A. Bi owning .. 1109 466 19 35 13.31 B. Mitchell .. 332 148 11 11 13.45 W. King .. .. 240 108 8 S 13.50 W, Armstrong.. 432 206 21 15 13.73 A. Benjafield .. 1042 43i 36 31 14.06 P. Phillips 664 227 34 16 14.18 544 43 38 14 31 159 55 11 14.45 Clovis Mainon .. 2 0 131 0 9 14 55 J. Minchin .. 359 146 1.3 10 14.00 V. B. Trapp 500 222 17 15 14 88 J. W. Trumble.. 2003 729 118 49 14.87 W. Logan.. 370 110 21 n 15.71 A. Grubb 360 191 8 12 15.91 S. Morris 1640 C25 69 39 10.02 P. G.M’Shane .. 1778 599 101 37 16.18 G. Trott .. 479 320 13 39 16-84 F. Wingrove .. 628 438 12 25 17 52 C. Grubb 396 318 4 38 17-CH T. Hannah 796 300 23 CO 18 G. W. Stokes .. 237 90 2.3 5 38 H. C. Atherton C77 271 13 15 IS 07 J. M. Tyrell .. 260 128 8 7 18-28 J. Kelly 228 12 < 9 7 18-2S W. P. Vint .. 648 206 34 11 18-72 H. W. Oakley .. 348 171 6 9 19 W. R. Kobertson 560 211 30 31 19-18 H. Hosie 638 308 22 16 19-25 G. Mackay 450 197 18 10 19-70 G. Alexander .. 1288 493 53 25 19 72 J. Worrall 1120 514 2> 26 19 76 C. Armytage .. 726 317 28 16 19 81 E .J . Crook .. 466 219 10 11 19-90 T. H oran.. .. 565 185 50 9 20-55 A. G. Major .. 336 124 14 6 20-66 W. T. Osborne.. 396 169 16 8 21 12 J. Duffy .. 756 3'4 22 16 21-50 J. M’Allister .. 724 374 16 17 22 E. Turner.. 1086 662 33 29 22 82 T. J. D. Kelly.. 493 311 9 14 24 35 W. Byall .. 543 177 27 7 25 28 VV. Tobin.. .. 654 361 26 34 25 78 J. Sullivan 648 313 13 12 28-58 A. Scott .. 246 115 10 4 28 75 G. J. Bonnor .. 288 147 26 5 29-40 R. Fitzgerald .. 300 193 6 6 32-16 A. Bowman 198 99 9 3 33 T. U. Groube .. 168 72 5 2 36 J. Ames .. .. 232 112 1 3 37-33 E. Harper.. 373 256 4 6 42 66 J. Mackrell 571 308 9 7 44 C. Lorimer 216 89 11 2 44-50 H. J II. Scott.. 496 256 22 5 51 -20 C. G. AlKe .. 251 165 5 3 55 MR. J. W. HOBBS’ XI. v. WEST KENT WANDERERS. Played at Selhurst on September 13. M r . J. W. H obbs ’ XI. Brown, b French 35 Wootton, b Owen . 92 V' heeler, c Rogers, b Nuttal, b Owen .. . 12 M ariH itr.................. 2 Woollett, c Dixon, b Bowley, c Eogers, b French .. .. M arillier.................. 9 Peters, not ont .. .’ 2 Adams, c McBain, b Gtrman, b French . 1 French .. .. .. 0 Ayers, b Marillier Riley, c and b Maril- 10 12 W f s t K e n t W a n d e r e r s . S . Dixon, b Bowley .. 0 G. Kibble, b Bowley. . 4 G. French, b Bowlev.. 1.1 J. Conpinocr, not oat 13 M. Martin, b Wootton 0 Total .. .. A. H. Luckett, b Bow­ ley ........................... 0 I n a match, Linden v. Cliftonville, played at Honor Oak on Sept. 15, WatFon, for tho former, bowled 8 overs and 4 balls (6 maiden?) for 8 runs and 7 wickets—all bowled. He took four wickets with suc­ cessive balls.