James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1875

• l H. A. IIodgson...... H. J ) e]ham.....•...• .J. v\'. Ewing ........ G. B. G11rney........ L. I�. Lushington .... L. 8. Newmarch • • • • 118 BOWLING AVERAGES. Ba.UR Maidens Runs Wickets 1134 502 79 43 481 187 29 18 105 40 1 4 661 287 1 34 25 700 327 30 24 585 256 36 23 Wides !tune per Wicket. 0 11·9Q 5 10·7 2 I<) 1 11·12 2 13·5 5 11·3 T11E HAILEYBURY ELEVEN I� 187 4 . - - * C. G11,1·clori (Captain), an<l thor<)ughly deserves the s11ccess which bas fltten(lell his Elave11 ; Reco11d to none in tbs team, as a str()ng, steadJ", and sou11(l l)at, he p1·omiRes ,veil for the f11ture, while his talents as a wicket-keeper are being 1·apidly developed, and he has performed one or two f PntA i11 tbjs Jj11e. * JI. A. ll odg.<;;01z, 011 his dii:)· a very difficult bowler, thougl1 ratJ1er too fo11tl of half vollej ..s, anti trt1�ts too much to a c11rl fro1n leg coming off. Bats in a nettt style, l)11t bas been unlucky, a good deal fro11111ervousness. H. Pelham, a very puzzling left-hand bowler; much improvec.l si11c13 last year. A moderate bat, with too much forward play. J. n, r . Eit-ing, a really fine bat when he chooses, vide forei gn mi1tches with a very fair defence and excellent hitting powers. A fast, but rather e1 · r a tic bo,,"ler. A safe catch and field (Captain for 1875. * E. Dani.el, a pretty and rct times a very effective bat, though rather too fond of forward play, at the beginning of his innings. A (lashing field at cover point, saving a great many runs. G. B. G·urney, a fair bat ,vith strong back-pl&j .., bui rather too fond of hitting, cuts well. Algood field at point. Bowls slow fairly, but should study the pitch. * C. J. Bloorrifield, a good a �� cl accurate b&t, has l>een unlucky. A good field, andffine thrower i11. C . .b .., . Pollock mt1ch improved as a bat, b11t has a good deal to learn. Longstops well. Jf ?' . 8. Gu1-ney, has [not come off so ml1ch as was expected ns;a bat ; stil pro- miRes well. A Rafe catch, but rather stiff as a field. G. F. Bonner, a fair . left-handed bat, and an excellent field. L. E. Lt,ahington, at times a 1>11zz- li11g bowler. A fair l>at, hitting well to the off, b11t gets too mt1rh t111der the ball, especially on the on-side. Should practice fielding. .. •