James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1875

' 181 Qpponta. Wke,-e W1um P g • Pl�ea. i,t , � lt I 2nd n� 1nn. Inn. Inn. 126 162 . I - 1 36 19\lllS 78 68 206 - , 1 3 2 nu1s Matchee l-0n (4} I J . ,.. Old Iloys .•...•...... C ranlg h 1 · y 2 i> Eashing .............. E · 1 M ay SO Broadwater ............ B r d - -tr June 24 86 78 68 - 1 27 runs 71 Cranl�igb ••..•••.....*Cra.nlgh July 25 128 . 88 - , 17 l"l.lDS B1TTING Au�GBa. Tota.I �imes Total Most in lnlling,J Notout, B,,na . an. Inn. • H, C� well ..•... 11 0 186 89 J'. Carn,jchael •. ._. 7 2 84 40 A. Vinter ....••.. 8 8 78 '*25 , W. Ba.rtou 11 0 95 • 17 • • • • • • R. Mc Ewen • • • • 8 1 69 *33 T. Steele . . . . ._ . . . 11 1 86 24 F. Ware • • • • • • • • 8 8 59 * 1 4 C. Seddon .••.. . .•. 10 0 70 26 H� G. Tanner, Capt 8 0 47 19 W. Pate .••..... . 0 2 52 14 .. H. Alexander •.•• 11 0 41 * Signi1ies not out. 12 • B · Alts . Maideru1 H. Cas s w ell... . . .. .. . 786 .. 2-8 F. Wa1·e • • . • • • • • • . • • 806 22 J:. Steele ; ..•.••• ; . . . • 450 26 J. Carmichael . . . • .. • • . • 370 24 .. Runs Wickets 846 M 110 12 212 · 22 126 - 12 Mostin Ma.tch 56 41 31 20 83 27 1 2-6 19 19 1·2 Wides 0 1 3 0 Avera�e 16·10 12 9·3 8·7 8·5 7·9 7·3 7 5·7 6"1 8·5 ' Runs per Wicket. 6·22 9 ., 2 9·14 10·6 ScRREY CouNTY S<.ra:ooL ELEVEN m 1874.-1-I. G. Tanner, was C�ptain for 1874. Batted w�ll at the beginning of the sea-son, . but fell off at the latter end, H. c�a.eaicell, a ve1�y fine hitter, etfpecially on the leg.. side, though not so sure for runs as last yea-r, a successful 11nderhand slow bowle·, with plenty of hea-if-work, and a good field• .A • . V inte r , . inp�oved greatly towards t� end. of the season, but should hit more freely. a · fin e field a.t point. Bev. W. P<<te, often makea runs when wanted. Hits ha.rd to the off, and is a good wicket-keeper. J. Oar?rlricliael, won the cup f or be st aver&ge, a fine bat when he likea to try 1 but, should condescend to study defence more. A very good straight bowler. Barton, a fine bat, and lilts well . a n · ronnd, his cutting being especially good; not so gooQ. a field as in 1873, R. Mc.Ewen, played in good style, but fell off towards the end oi the season. J. Steele, plays with � a good st1·aight bat, �nd hits well . on . the on side, a good fast bowler, �ut slow in the field. F. Wp,Te, n. fuuf - f�-a � b . ��ei:, improving bat, and sure field. C. Sed<lon, has a pretty style, and . h1£s . we�l, but should play back more, & good field. H � 4.lexancle1·, a good field ,, picking up . a�d throw... ing in well, might catch better, in ba.ttil.lg has still gre&t room for im :() .rovc- m.ent-# , · . • .. .. / -