James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

130 B a t t in g A v e r a g e #. Total Times Total Most in Most in Imiintf* Not out Runs an Inn. Mutch Average C. W . Kemp............ . . . . 13 0 303 92 92 23*4 H. E. Meek .............. . . . 13 0 92 19 19 7 1 A. Banbury.............. . . 13 0 181 59 59 13 12 M. G. Wilkinson .. .. . . 13 0 182 41 41 14 A. C. Tyssen .......... . . 13 2 130 39 39 11 -9 A- H. Cochrane . . . . . . 13 0 111 33 33 8*7 A. F. Stewart .......... . . 12 o 49 18 18 4-9 G, G. Grundv .......... . . 11 0 52 22 o o 4-8 L. G. Clough Taylor . . 9 0 57 17 17 6*3 S. F. Charles .......... 9 3 35 8 8 5*5 L. ( ’hater .................. 6 2 67 05 05 16*3 H arrow E leven in 1875.— *C . TI’ . Kemp, Captain, the best bat in the Eleven, with good defence and remarkable hitting power ; a good field any­ where, hut especially brilliant at coverpoint; did good service with slows, winner of the Batting and Fielding Cups. H. E. Meek, one of the best men in the Eleven ; ill-health prevented him batting as well as he would other­ wise have done, a very dangerous bat; the best bowler in the Eleven, and a good field anywhere; Captain for 1876. *A. Banbury , uncertain as a bat, but veiy dangerous when set, hits hard, a fast bowler, irresistible on his day ; a good field at point. *M. G. Wilkinson , improved greatly towards the end of the season, playing some fine innings, very good man to go in first, good field and best thrower in the Eleven. *A. C. Tyssen , very fond of thegame^ does his 1est always; a good bat, though must not get discouraged at bad luck; a good field and safe catch. *A. H. Cochrane , a useful all-round man, good, though perhaps not brilliant, at all points in the game ; should make more use of his height. (7. G. Giuvdy, a left-hand bat, with beau­ tiful style ; played against luck most of the year; can bowl; and is a good field and catch; will do well, we hope, next year. A. F. Stewart, a good bowler with pretty delivery; will do very wTell next year with increasing strength ; must be more active in the field ; a fair bat. L. G. Clouyh Taylor , a good all-round man, a steady though not free bat; a beautiful long-stop, and good field anywhere; will do well, if hestays, next year. S. F. Charles, wicket-keeper to the Eleven, and filled the post well; can bat; but must not be too fond of a hit. L. Chafer, last though not least ; a very good bat against professional bowling in practice, but unlucky in his innings ; his play at Lord’s is worthy of all praise; a good field, especially at long-stop ; should be of great service next year. f 2