James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1878

No. V.—To a fast round-arm bowler. 1. Bowler. 2. Wicket-keeper. 3. Long-stop. 4. Short-slip. S. S. Strikers. 5 - Long-slip. 9 - 6. Third-man. 10. 7 - 8. Point. 11. Cover-point. U. U. Umpires. 12. Mid-ofT. Mid-on. Short-leg. Long-leg. howlers prefer to dispense with long-leg (No. 12) ; but this device should not be tried without good reason. In Ts^placed for^twelve°instead oT eleven men. ’ Hill, Hickton, and W . M ‘Intyre are notable specimens of this class of bowlei. A to qhow cilieflv the diroction relative to the wickets in which These diagrams »re mtende . intended to ho mathematically accurate in point of each fieldsman is 0O„lt)regSine the field to show the full length of the wickets distance, as the necess L instances out of proportion, and the measurement of of groimd from kafrmaa to ta fm au inaccurate.