!)4 Mittrht .* brawn ( 2 ). IVinhroke College ......... (>MCaiaiis .................... i Opponent* Where When played. played. iCttius (i May 25 June 2 Matches Last (4). Sidney College................. *'aius Hawks' (’lub ................1 ,, ( 'llriot's C o lleg e ...................... . Trinity H a ll............................. U April 20 May 10 Mav 10 M hv 22 • » * Club. 1st ‘2nd Inn. Inn. Opponents 1st ‘2nd Inn. Inn i U r m m k i , .*298 r7 wd. Awet 1 *811 *0 w d »* - , 107< 7% ! 191 io. 5 | — i*ioi» <s( :*lia ! L o s t b y — 13 runs — 119 runs — 1 run *9 w d f59 nms *7 w d B atting A vkraoks . Thunc. Total Inning*. J . f \ Arehdall . . . . 8 T. J . Atherton---- 5 A. C. Brownlow . . 2 A. S. Forbes......... 6 H. K. Fuller......... 11 \ \ \ L. Gmne......... 8 T . E. R w m i .......... 8 T. W. Keen ......... in A. G. Sicvekmg .. 12 A. \V. Tiiruev __ 10 A. P. Wells ......... 10 Times Total Most in Most in rot out. nn Inns. Match. 0 m 32 32 0 53 42 42 0 47 26 26 1 53 99 99 1 78 26 26 0 104 54 54 o 72 17 17 o C7 *22 24 0 114 40 40 1 142 87 87 0 153 28 34 A'of out. Average. 8.4 10.3 23.1 10.3 7.8 13 12 8.3 12 15.7 15.3 C»ns C ollixjk E leven in 1870.— A. S. Fortes (captain), a steady bat .nd <; cel lent field; showed great tact and judgment in managing the eleven. Wan disabled for most of the term by an accident in the football 'i-oii. A. V. Wells (secretary), olway 8 certain of runs, is much too timid :>s a bat, and tlie worst judge of a run in the eleven; good field and safe eareh. T. E. Haven, most useful bowler (slow) on a fast ground; trusts too much to his eye when batting; very trying to bowler and field when set. I. II. Tamer, did good service to the club as a (medium pace) bowler; scored b« ivily towards the close of the season. H. R. Fuller , a very painstaking .md ful bat, keeping his wicket up against most bowling; is a very good (slow) bowler, but :s inclined to get off the spot if his fields are inattentive (captain, 1877). .4. G. Hieivkinfo a very pretty bat, his forward play being particularly good; unfortunately for the club lie does not take sufficient interest in the game, neither when batting nor in the field. . 1 . ( \ Brovrnloiv , prefers the river to the cricket-field; when he plays scores moderately, and i< all attention in the field (secretary, 1877). J. 1\ Archdall , useful fast bowler, good style when batting, but ought to pay more attention to run- jetting than to jKwition when batting. IF. L. Grane, kept wicket for the eVvert, and improved very rapidly,; very pretty bat, and a useful man to any team. T. ./. Atherton , very unlucky as a bat; has great punishing powers; a fair bowler and field. 7*. W. The#*, scored freely at the commence­ ment of the season, but fell off Howards the end.