Famous Cricketers No 80 - E.G.Wynyard

against Norfolk in 1887, the highest in all Hampshire matches. Wynyard’s spectacular innings and another half-century against the Australians, this time for MCC, led to his Test debut. Though Wynyard scored only 10 and 3 for England he explained many years later: “At the end of the second day England had made 60 for five wickets – 86 runs on. I had batted for about 20 minutes and was not out and I assure you that I never batted better in my life – I was hoping to make a good score on the next day. On the next morning Grace pressed his great thumb several times on the wicket and then spoke to us. ‘I’m sorry for you boys, for I know you’d like to make runs in a Test Match but you’ve all got to be out in half an hour. I must be bowling at them by 12.30 at the latest’ ”. England were all out for 84 and Australia, needing 91 to win, were bowled out by Peel and Hearne for 44. Wynyard’s next match after the Test saw him score his fourth century of the summer, 111 against Warwickshire. He batted for two hours 30 minutes, hit sixteen fours, added 113 for the third wicket with Francis Quinton (53) and his display was said to be without flaw. Own Team O M R W Opp Ct St Total Total 29. C.I.Thornton’s XI v Cambridge University, Fenner’s, May 7, 8, 9 (Match drawn) not out 26 219 - - - - 289 1 c E.B.Shine b C.E.M.Wilson 121 440 2 0 16 0 231-9 30. Hampshire v Surrey, Southampton, June 29, 30, July 1 (Surrey won by 380 runs) * b G.A.Lohmann 0 169 259 st H.Wood b G.A.Lohmann 8 116 406-4d 31. Hampshire v Australians, Southampton, July 6, 7 (Australians won by an innings and 125 runs) * c H.Trumble b G.H.S.Trott 37 134 6 1 18 1 C.J.Eady c V.A.Barton 462 1 c and b T.R.McKibbin 68 203 32. Hampshire v Somerset, Southampton, July 9, 10, 11 (Somerset won by eight wickets) * c R.C.N.Palairet b E.J.Tyler 14 262 6 3 20 0 519 1 c V.T.Hill b E.J.Tyler 2 270 - - - - 14-2 33. Hampshire v Sussex, Hove, July 13, 14, 15 (Hampshire won by seven wickets) * st H.R.Butt b J.C.Hartley 112 356 3 0 12 0 225 c W.Newham b J.C.Hartley 35 129-3 1 1 0 1 F.Parris c D.A.Steele 259 3 34. Hampshire v Yorkshire, Southampton, July 16, 17, 18 (Match drawn) * c R.Moorhouse b E.Wainwright 268 515 3 0 16 0 307 2 4 1 16 0 235-8 35. Hampshire v Essex, Leyton, July 20, 21 (Hampshire won by eight wickets) * b C.J.Kortright 17 188 160 did not bat - 61-2 87 1 36. MCC v Australians, Lord’s, July 23, 24, 25 (Match drawn) c E.Jones b H.Trumble 58 367 202 1 not out 4 99-3 331 2 37. Hampshire v Derbyshire, Derby, August 3, 4, 5 (Derbyshire won by eight wickets) *† lbw b G.A.Davidson 13 150 5 0 16 0 304 2 b J.J.Hulme 80 296 4 1 11 0 145-2 38. Hampshire v Yorkshire, Harrogate, August 6, 7 (Yorkshire won by ten wickets) * c S.Haigh b E.Wainwright 15 176 266 3 c and b S.Haigh 27 121 32-0 39. ENGLAND v AUSTRALIA, Kennington Oval, August 10, 11, 12 (England won by 66 runs) c J.Darling b T.R.McKibbin 10 145 119 c J.J.Kelly b T.R.McKibbin 3 84 44 40. Hampshire v Warwickshire, Southampton, August 13, 14, 15 (Warwickshire won by ten wickets) *† c A.Law b H.J. Pallett 3 168 - - - - 312 1 c H.W.Bainbridge b A.F.A.Lilley 111 253 5 0 15 0 110-0 41. C.I.Thornton’s XI v Australians, Scarborough, August 30, 31, September 1 (C.I.Thornton’s XI won by an innings and 38 runs) b G.Giffen 6 294 116 140 3 17

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