James Lilllywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1880

2 4 0 LILLYWHITE'S CRICKETERS' ANNUAL. ThreeWicketsor m o r ein the Over.-ForMostyn v. Browns- wood, D. H. Langridge took 4 wickets with 4 consecutive balls . Mr. J. E. Evansof Battersea club in a match against St. John's College on June 25, took 4wickets with 4 consecutive balls , three being clean bowled, and the other leg before wicket . His analysis for this innings was as follows : 10 overs , 7 maidens , 6 runs , 6 wickets . W. Ough, ajunior of the same club , in a match against the City of London School , took 3 wickets with 3 consecutive balls , as didalso E. Sugden against Bradmore House. In a matchbetween Kennington v. Waverley, J. Godfrey performed same feat ; also F. Hatfield for Unity v. Beaumont. For St. Luke's, Southampton v. Newportat Newport on July 22, A. W . Watts bowled 3 wickets with 3 following balls . On June 5, for Revellers v. Christ Church, Oxford , W. H. Lathamtook 3 wickets in one over, and for same club v. Gentlemen of Warwickshire , on September 17, J. G. Wylie performed similar feat . For Grimsby Worsley v. Gainsborough , at Grimsby on July 6, G. H. Clarke took 5 wickets with 5 consecutive balls , 3 bowled, 1 leg before , and 1 caught and bowled . On May 3, H. Wallis for St. Giles v. Vincent, obtained 3 wickets with 3 consecutive balls . On September 20, F. Adams, for St. Giles v. Vincent , obtained 4 wickets with 4 consecutive balls . O nJune 7, for G.E.R. v. Leyton, W. T. White took 4 wickets with 4 consecu- tiveballs. All TenWicketsin an Innings. In a match at Pershore on August4, between Pershore v. Rev. G. Swinden's eleven , R. T. P. Tearne in first innings of latter took all ten wickets (7 bowled )for no runs in seven overs . In amatch between Leeds v. Airedale Zingari , Mr. A. Motley clean bowled all ten wickets of Zingari for 22 runs . On September 8, for St. Luke's , South- ampton v. Newport , E. L. Ede got all the wickets (9) one being run out . AM a t c hW o nw i t ht h eL a s tB a l l. I nthe matchbetweenClifton ข. Cheltenham Colleges , at Cheltenham, A. J. Forrest , the Cheltenham captain , bowled the tenth Clifton wicket , in second innings , with the very last ball of the match, and Cheltenham wonby nineteen runs . Cricket o n the Ice.-Thelengthened severity of the frost during last winter produced a large number of matches on the ice , and one even was played by moonlight . The following contests were duly recorded :-December 17, 18, 19, at Grantchester , Cambridge University v. Town; the Town scored 328, and University 274 for four wickets . December 20, at Walton Mill, Chesterfield , William Mycroft's side played Charlwood's side for a charity . Theformer scored 100, latter 66. On December21, a match (seven a-side ) was played at Chatsworth between members of the Sheffield Skating Club. R. Gillot's side scored 46, B. Chatterton's 35. On January 6, at Sandbeck Park, B. Chatterton's side scored 181 , M.Dodworth's 28. OnJanuary 7, 1879, amatch on Allanbrigg Mill , Pudsey ; and on January 9, at Windsor , Mr. Bow- ditch's side played Mr. Gage's eleven bymoonlight ; former scoring 12, latter 19. On January 11 , at Pudsey , Mr. Threapleton's eleven scored 50 against 15 by Mr. Parkinson's eleven at Pudsey ; and at Brampton , on the 22nd , a charity matchtook place between Chesterfield and Sheffield , former scoring 113, latter 125 for seven wickets . At Powis Castle Park, on January 23, a match was played on the ice between teams captained by Messrs . Harper and Baines , and two days later , at Gainsborough , Thorpe's eleven beat Clayton's eleven by54 runs , the totals being 140 and 86. OnJanuary 25, at Hull , Wallgate's side made a large total of 294 (D. Hearfield , 105, retired ) against 97 by