113 B atting A verages . Total TirncH Total Most in Most in Innings not out. Runs. an Inns. a Match. a vciage. IT. E. Meek ............. 14 0 338 113 113 24 *> G. G. S. Grundy ---- 14 2 224 57 68 18.8 L. (f. Clough-Tnylor.. 13 1 60 60 18.7 A. F. Stewart............. 11 0 61 16 16 5.0 S. F. Charles............. 13 2 101 30 33 17.4 L. K. Jarvis ............. 12 3 161 45 45 17.8 lion. C. Hardinge___ 11 0 162 24 32 l l .8 A. J. Whitaker.......... 12 1 117 30 30 10.7 A. B. G iles ................. S 2 76 22 28 12.4 II. F. Blaine ............. 11 4 111 30 55 20.4 C. J. E. Jarvis .......... 3 0 0 6 7 •> B owling A verages . Runs per Bills. Over?. Runs. Wickets. Wi<los. Wicket . H. Fi. Meek ............... . 370 22 126 12 2 10.6 G. G. S. Grundy........ . 458 22 182 10 2 18.2 L. G. Clough-Taylor . . 134 5 56 6 0 9.2 A. F. Stewart ........... . 428 28 167 9 3 18.5 L. K. Ja rv is ............... . 256 2 130 10 0 13 A. B. Giles ............... . 276 14 109 11 1 9.10 C. J. E. Jarvis........... 65 5 25 2 0 I2.l T he H arrow E leven in IS76.— H. E. Meek (captain), as a bat bits hard, but has little defence and less patience; much too fond of a h i t ; bowls fast, and usually fields mid-off. #Gf. G. S. Grundy, good bat if well set very dangerous, hitting especially clean and hard on off-side, but too fond of a slog; fields well at point; as a medium-pace bowler was not so goed as in the previous year. *£. 0 . Clough-Taylor, steady bat, with excel­ lent defence ; played one or two remarkably good innings in the course of the year; good field at cover-slip; bowls slows at times wdth success. *A. F. Stewart , as good a bowler as in the previous year, with the same delivery, though again unlucky at Lord’s ; in batting, however, has been far from improving, and leaves much to be desired in the field. *S. F. Charles, keeps wicket very fairly, is a good bat if he plays steady, but is too fond of a hit. *L. K . Jarvis, fine bat, combining defence with great hitting power, and should train into a first-class batsman ; beautiful field at long-leg and cover-point, and has done immense service with lobs. *Hon. C. Hardinge, goes in first, good defence, and has played some ex­ cellent innings during the year; very lazy in the field. *A. J. Whitaker, also goes in first; capital defence, and hits w'ell to leg ; splendid long- stop, and to be depended on anywhero in the field. *H. jp. Blaine, good bat with strong defence ; makes runs fast when s e t ; has played well all through the year, notably at Lord’s ; good field, and can be depended on to do his best anywhere. A. B. Giles, good defensive bat, making runs by good cutting and leg-hitting ; bowls very fair medium with neat delivery ; capital field anywhere ; played well at Lord’s. C. J . E. Jarvis, fair bat', cutting especially nea tly ; fair field, and can bowl on occasion; ought to do good service in all departments of tho game next year.