Cricket 1910

CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE G\ME. OC TOBER 27 . 1910 . “ Together joined in CricKet’s manly toil.”— Byron. No. 857 . v o l . xxix. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910. o n e p e n n y . T H E TW O C R IC K E T E R S OF T H E Y E A R . Photos by ] W. C. SMITH. {Surrey.) By their performances, with ball and bat respectively, Smith and Tyldesley stamped themselves as the two greatest cricketers of 1910. In all first-class matches during the season the former obtained 247 wickets at a cost of 13-05 runs each and the latter scored 2,265 [HaivHns & Co., Brighton. J. T. TYLDESLEY. (Lancs.) runs with an average of 46-22. Smith had never before secured such wonderful figures, whilst Tyldesley, although he has obtained larger aggregates and higher averages, has probably never shown better form.