James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

B a t t in g A v e r a g e *. Total TiinfB Total Most in Most in timing* Nut out Uuna an Inn. Match Average C. A. Pope.......... . . . 22 0 257 37 43 11*15 H. L . Stafford . . . . . . 19 0 224 51 51 1115 A. F. Dashwood . . . . 22 0 31)7 103 103 16*15 C. W . Milman . . . . . . 23 1 379 46 90 17*5 G. D. Ringrose . . . *>2 2 5( n 3 *78 99 29*3 H. A. Haines....... . . . 21 1 263 57 74 13*3 K. E. Harris....... 2k) 3 252 49 57 13*5 E . S. Marsh ......... . . 19 1 159 42 48 7*19 A. F. Acton ....... . . . 12 5 55 20 20 7*6 F. W . Scudamore. . . . 22 9 8-1 *20 33 6 M. Kennedv....... . . . 15 0 176 38 65 13*7 B owling A verages , C. W. Milman Ball* . . . . 517 Maidens Buns Wickets 34 252 17 Wides 13 Ron8 per Wicket. 14*14 H. £ . Haines . . . . 1557 78 711 43 3 16*23 Y . F. Hairis . . . . 1S14 97 834 67 9 12*30 E. S. Marsh .. ___1090 45 514 31 23 16*18 A. F. Acton .. . . . . 1014 55 462 40 4 11*22 le W ellington E leven in 1875.- —*C. A. Pope deserves great credit for the patriotic spirit in which he performed his duties as captain; improved in batting, and excelled as a safe field at cover-point. / / . L. Stafford, batted throughout in very good style and quite came up to his promise of the previous year; captain for 1870. *A. F. Dashwood , a very useful member of the eleven, u steady bat, generally sure of making rims; a promising wicket-keeper, and sometimes buwls. C. W. Mliman , rather unsafe as a bat, but when once started gets runs fast and in go«d style; a good long held when roused; can bowl. *G. L). Ringrose, the most suc­ cessful bat of the season, has good defence, and hits well, especially on the on-side; a first-rate long-stop and long-held. II. A. Unmet, a good slow bowler; has a very pretty cut, and with more confidence will play well. * K. K. Harris, generally a good fast left-arm bowler; too fond of hitting, and wants defence. *E. S. Marsh, a change bowler ; fields fairly at long-leg, not so successful in butting as was expected. A. F. Acton, a very promising left-arm slow bowler ; takes pains in batting and ought to do well. * F. JT. Scudamore, gained his place in the eleven by his brilliant fielding at long leg; requnes much piactice in batting. 1/, Fciniedy, fields well anywhere, throwing in smaitJy to the wicket, promises to make a good bat. ’ * Signifies bus leP.