James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1878

B atting A verages . A.Haskett-Smith . . .. . . . . 19 4 5°5 *106 3 b 10 C. A . K ey .................... . . . 8 J I28 37 18.2 D . A . Kinloch ............ 2 42 *30 *4 C . K . Mackenzie . . . . . . . . 23 I 2 60 57 T 12.2 H. H. Longman............ G. C. Robertson............ . . . 19 2 205 6l 12.1 4 197 65 5 ° 11 .10 F . M. Euckland............ , . . . 0 O 29 ID.; M. J. Dauglish .......... . . . . 21 I 202 40 10.2 F. S. Baines.................. . . . . l6 2 I40 3 2 10 J. T. T w is t .................... . . . 18 I 156 *23 9-3 W . O r d e ........................ . . . 20 I 123 25 6.9 U niversity C ollege E leven in i S j j .— W. Orde (Eton), the wicket­ keeper of the eleven, and a good one; does not show to advantage on a slow ground, but bats in nice and effective style to fast bowling on a fast ground. M . J . Dauglish (Harrow), has got over his partiality for rule xxiv, and played some very useful and praiseworthy innings; greatly improved in the field. M. A . Kinloch (Eton), has been prevented by the schools from showing us how far he has kept up his old form. A . Haskett-Smith (Eton), a very dangerous batsman in college matches, combining good defence with hard all-round hit­ ting ; seldom failed to head the score ; energetic and good field. C. Mackenzie (Repton), has hardly kept up his school reputation as a b a t ; on his day plays well, but not to be relied on ; has proved an effective bowler on slow grounds. J . T. Twist (Shrewsbury), rather too fond of a slog and a short run, but has pulled more than one match out of the fire by resolute hit­ ting at a pinch ; energetic and first-rate field and catch. G. C. Robertson, a good all-round man, has been consistently useful throughout the term. H. If. Longman (Harrow), has a free and plucky style of batting, with a pretty stroke to the o f f ; uncertain field. C. A . Key (Rugby), [very fast bowler, straight, but rather short pitched ; batted well the few times he played. F. S. Baines (Winchester), a painstaking bat, with patient defence ; hardly makes enough o f a loose b a ll; excellent long-stop. For F . M . Buckland (Eton), see University Eleven. m ‘ - . b , L * PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Opponents. BRADFIELD COLLEGE. Captain, C. K . Watson. Results of Matches. Matches Played, 1 1 ; JVon, 5 ; Lost, 6. Club, Oppouents. 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Matfhes Won (5). Where Played. When Played. Inn. Inn. Inn. Inn. ----- — — — m-m- W m W V Radley College • • t • Bradfield May 21 61 1 *44 69 35 Highclre June 5 7 i *36 34 7 i Bradfield June 19 178 — 121 — Radley July 7 255 — 112 — Bradfieldljuly 14 101 — 29 112 Won by 5 wkts *5 w d 7 wkts *3 w d 57 runs 143 runs 72 runs on 1st inns *2 w d