James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1875

196 NOTTNGHAMSHIRE . Dr:t-:\·oR, ,T. G. (lTppi11.gha 1n). H as sc-t,red well in pre,io11 ,()ars for lr i t1.>t111t)·; a tine hi te1·, a.ni guOO all-rotmtl eriekrter. • l'twDEI,t, . E. M. H. (Uppin gh m. ). A �teadymedi11mpacero1u1d-arm bowler a f1u1� bat. Tt)J.1.. i:Y, R, .. Played <keveral tin1es for the Co,mtj· t a11d more than once _howed good cricket. and is likely to be of t1se. , RIGHT T. H rdly o �uccessful as was expecte<.l as a bat, but hit� �ell to the off, a good field. SURREY. Aaoro, S. H. (Radley). A brillian1 bal�111an, and ,el)" tliffienlt to db, n i�� if allowed to get set; a safe field. Dic.l not play for Surrey in 1 74. Bn.\Y, E. (Westminster and Ca1nlttidge). A good slo,v rolmd-arm bowler a11d woiud bat well hall he more trength ; did not pl for Surre, in 1 7 4, owing to Southerlon N presence. BuBLs, C. . Has better c1·i ket in }li1n iliau ho showedin 1873; a good bat,. anli can hit well to quare leg. CH�,DLER A. (Cheltenham). A t1sefttl man� being a goodhitter, andusually safe for rn11s though with an awl"l\"ard style, hit v.·ell to le-g; a fair :fieltl. HowELL, L. S. ('Vmchester). A sure 1·tm-getter agaiust anything like doubt- fttl bowling, b t 1t hardly plays enor1gh in first-class matches. KtNGSFO'RD, R. K. (Marlborough). Hits at everything and having agood eye'r" genera l ly sco1·es ; a very good field. (':r0u, S. ,v. (Harrow). A very useful man in an eleven, being a free bat, a ""'illing and most energetic :field, and a good change bowle1·. HoARE, C. T. (Eton and Oxford). A dangerous batsman if the bowling i, not first-class; a good field, especially at point. STRAllHAN, G. (Cheltenham). One of, if not the most brilliant amateur fiel�man of the day; bowls slow round with a high delivery and at time:,, with effect; hardly so safe a bat as � o f old. LucAS, A. C. (Harrow). Only played once, but proved himself a great acquisi- tion ; bats in good style, ,vitb a straight bat, and play:; ha.rd. A g00t.l field. TrLLARD, C. (Cambridge), and \V. H. GamA (Oxford) play for Surrey. S.USSEX CoTTERILL, J.M. (B1-ighto11). Played splendid cricket in 1874, has the very best defence and can seYerely punish the loose balls; a good :field. CoTTElULL, Rev. G. (Brighton). A useful cricketer, being able to hit as well as play ; a safe field. GREENFIELD, . F. J. ( H u r s tpi e rpoint and Cam?ri � e.) Hardly ful � . lled the expectations tha t had been formed of him , bats well, and 1:s a good field at point. HonoEN, A. A right-hand slow bowler after the style of Southerton, very straight, but with not sufficient head wor � ; a very fair lef � hand bat . - mo.n ; good field anywhere ; works bard ; did not play for 1us county 1n 1874.