James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

107 Opponents. Past Caians....... Ckesterford Club Bottisham Club •••• ••• •• Matches drawn (1). St. Peter’s College . . . . Matches lost (7) ••• Corpus College St. John’s College Hawks’ Club....... Christ’s College ., Pembroke College St. Catherine’s College Trinity College......... Where Played . When Played, Civ 1st Inn. ib. 2nd Inn. j Opp It Inn • onts. 2nd Inn Won by * ) y May 17-18 l 111 141 104 80 68 runs 12 a-sida Chstrfd May 29 101 — 44 — 57 runs Botshm June 3 123 54 28 Inns & 41 runs Remarks. Caius G April 26 195 *102 *4 w d Lost by. Caius G April 21 147 — *148 — 1 run *5 w d S John’s April 29 148 — 198 — 50 runs Caius G May 3 68 13 95 — 27 runs n May 10 104 *57 119I 15 runs *7 w d 9J May 12 46 — 205 i 159 runs 9 ) May 21 29 *49 112 — 83 runs *4 w d Trinity May 24 85 — 164 — 71 runs B atting A verages . A. P. Wells .......... Total Inninrm*■ * m y ...... 14 Times Notout L Total Buns 261 Most in Mont in an Inn. Match Aterag* — — 20.1 F. S. Willett.......... ...... 16 — 229 — — 14.5 H. R. Fuller.......... ...... 17 2 202 — — 13.7 A . S. Forbes.......... ...... 16 2 169 — — 121 A. O. Sieveking...... ...... 15 3 122 — — 10 1 T. E. Raven .......... ...... 14 2 124 — — 101 A. G. Brownlow ...... 2 26 — — 13 E. E. David ...... ...... 18 1 128 — — 7-9 J. P. Archdale ...... ...... 12 ■ - 88 — — 71 A. W. Turner ..... ...... 17 1 80 — — 4*3 C. C. Ellis............ ...... 12 2 47 — —- 3-7 C aius E leven in 1875. F. S. JJ illett (Captain), pretty bat, scoring fast when set, good and improving wicket-keeper, and excellent captain. A. P. Wells, good bat with very strong defence, should learn to hit a half-volley always scored on a good wicket, safe catch. H. R. Fuller, useful bat,’ generally getting runs, very straight medium-pace bowler. A. S. For steady bat with a good cut, very fine field at long-leg and safe catch. A. O, Sieveking bats in good form when inclined, fond of a nap in the field. A lr. Brovnlow played seldom, owing to duties on the river, good bat and safe xi , ,, David ,steady bat but should hit more, good cover-point, pic ki the ball up clean with a sharp return. F. R. Archdale did not come up t< the expectations foimed of him, was occasionally useful both with bat am ball. A. 11 Turner ,very unlucky bat, hits very hard, and is a good f and useful bowler. C. C. Ellis, good slow bowler, fell off at the end of tin season, hits well to leg. T. E. Raven, (Hon. Sec.) a spirited bat and a times an effectual bowler, slow-round, good in the field.