James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1876

157 B a t t i n g A v e r a g e s . Total Innings Times Kot out Total Runs Most In an Inn. Most in Match Capt. Rowdey.................. 6 1 201 72 72 43*3 C. Brand ........................... 3 — 121 95 95 40*1 Capt. Kenyon-Slaney . . Private M T n ty r e .......... Lieut.-Col. Trotter . . . . 4 1 79 *49 49 19*3 4 — 90 82 82 22*2 4 — 80 30 36 21*2 Hon. Capt. Methuen . . 3 1 43 21 21 141 Hon. Capt. O. Montagu 4 1 57 *35 35 141 Hon. Capt. A c l ie son . . . . 8 1 129 32 52 10T Earl C a led on .................. 6 — 99 27 27 16*3 W . A. H. D. M o ra y .. . . 9 2 104 40 40 1J*5 F. L l o y d .......................... 7 1 84 *46 40 12 H. Mildmay .................. 3 — 33 13 13 11 Leiut.-Col.-Thynne . . . . 4 1 29 15 15 7*1 Capt. F o l le t t .................. 7 — 58 21 21 8*2 Aon. Capt. D igby .......... 3 — 24 24 24 8 Hon. Capt. Dawnay . . 8 — 58 21 21 7*2 Hon. C. H a rb o rd .......... 4 — 24 9 9 6 Coi*p.-Major Robinson • - 7 2 25 12 12 3*4 The following played in only two innings.—N. J. Menzies, 32 runs ; Lieut- Col. Custance, 27; Visct. Lambton, 9 ; Hon. W . Mansfield, 17 ; Corporal Currie, 14; Hon. Capt. Boscawen, 12; V iscount Downe, 5; Capt. Hardy, 9 ; Hon. E. Dawnay, 7. The following played in one match on ly .—Hon. G. Vernon , 2 ; Lord H. Vane-Tempest, 2 ; E. C. Crabbe, 4 ; A. W . F itzroy, 8 ; S. W . F inch , 1; Hon. R. Cotton, 0 ; Capt. Blake, 0 ; Capt. Bonham , 0 ; and N. Dalrymple, 0. * Signifies not out. B owling A verages . Private M‘I n t y r e ........ . Balls Maidens 10 A. W. Fitzroy ............ . 3 W. A. H. D. Moray . . . . . . 6 8 8 44 N. J. Menzies ............ 1 Capt. C. G. Hardy . . , 17 Hon. Capt. Acheson . . . . 100 4 Corp.-Major Robinson . . 546 18 Earl Ca ledon ................ 10 Capt. R ow ley ................ 8 Hon. Capt. Dawnay . . . . 1 6 0 7 Lieut.-Col. Trotter . . . . . . 60 — Rung Wicket* 228 23 35 3 290 22 49 3 110 6 45 2 322 13 216 8 197 7 126 3 44 1 Wide* 2 3 3 Runs per Wicket. 9*21 11.2 13*4 16*1 1 8 ‘2 22T 24T0 27 28*1 42 44 __ - ----- — } — it • atjlcljuloul ^J 25 balls for 13 runs 1 wicket and 1 wide ; Hon. E . Dawnay, 20 balls for 32 ru and 1 w ick e t ; F. L loyd , 20 balls for 18 runs and 1 w icke t ; Col. Custance, balls for 14 runs & 1 wTid e ; C. Brand, 15 balls for 7 runs 1 w icket and 3 wid-