James Lillywhte's Cricketers' Annual 1884

A F E WL O O S ES T R I N G S . 2 3 9 Christ's College , Finchley , July 18. G. E. Robinson, Oxford Eleven v. Next Sixteen , M a y14. E. W. Bastard , Oxford Eleven v. Next Sixteen , M a y14. J. Fox, Gloucestershire Eleven v. 22 Colts . P. Currey (lobs ), Crystal Palace Married v. Single , May 5. C. E. Cottrell , Esher v. Broadwater . G. Osborne , Upper Clapton v. Southgate Rovers, M a y14. G. T. West, Battersea v. Casuals , M a y 17. J. Fitzgerald , Oscott College v. Sutton Coldfield . T. Calvert , Chepstow v.Alaska , June 9. R. Thompson, Guy's Hospital v. St. Mary's Hospital , June 4, also on June 26. A Clarke, Bagshot v. Camberley, August 6. C. E. Cottrell , Esher v. Leatherhead , August 4. F. W. Bush, Revellers v. Trinity College . Cambridge , August 9. H. T. Arnall , Leicestershire v. Yorkshire , June 23 Harrison, Pickering v. Dunscombe Park, July 9. G. Davison , Yorkshire Post ข. Leeds General Post, July 14. F o u rW i c k e t sw i t hS u c c e s s i v eBalls. McNair, Thornton Castle v. Forfarshire , August 8. O. Jones, Eolians v. East Molesey, May5. H. W. Hart, Goole Townv. York, July 14. R. Elsley , Alexandra v. Green Lanes Amateurs , August 11. R. H. Sherwin , Northwood Trinity v. Kidsgrove , September 1. E. A. Cotton , Ockbrook School v. Elvaston . T. Widdowson, St. Mary's v. Shelford . J. Bottomley , for L o w Moor Club, April 28. W. McConnell, Wigan v. Stonyhurst , June 21. J. F. Hill , Lloyd's Register v. Laurence Lane Ramblers, June 23. H. W. Hanger, Wimbornev. Fordingbridge , July . J. Cordrev , Marlborough v. Lorne , June 9. Pratt, Esher Court v. WimbledonSchool , June6. F i v eW i c k e t sw i t hS u c c e s s i v eB a l l s. E . W . G.Bullock, for Hurst v. Farley Hill , May22. G. Porter, Wiganv. Eighteen ofDistrict (all clean bowled). F e a t sw i t ht h eB a l l. O n May5, in a match between Stockbridge v. St. Ann's Club, all twenty wickets of latter were taken by a bowler named Martin. For second eleven of Clifton College v. Bath College (first eleven ) A. J. Pilcher took eighteen out of twenty wickets (13 clean bowled) for 61 runs . For Notts Forest Amateurs v. Forest Wanderers, H. Billyeald took six wickets in ten balls for no runs . For Eleven Players of Yorkshire v. Sixteen Gentlemen, Harrison took nine wickets for six runs . For Yorkshire v. Surrey, on July 23, Peate took eight wickets for five runs in sixteen overs . For Kent v. Lancashire , Wootton, after being puton a second time, took five wickets in five overs. For Eton v. Harrow, H o n. A. Parkerbowled18balls for seven runsand six wickets. Attewell took sixteen wickets for M.C.C. and Ground v. Hastings , on August 15. Mr. C. H. Allcock and Rylott bowled unchanged for M.C.C. and Groundv. LewesPriory, onAugust 22. Rylott and Wooffor M.C.C. and Ground v. Notts bowled 60 balls without a run ; 65 balls for one run and five wickets . For the Columbia Club, during the season , J. J. Fish took 111 wickets for 609 runs average 5.56 . In Inter -Colonial match, Victoria v. N e wSouth Wales, at Sydney, Boyle and Palmerbowled unchanged throughout both innings of N e wSouth Wales. O n August6, for RichmondTownv. 18 of Star and Albert Clubs , Vassila took 14 wicketsfor 13 runs. ForCheltenhamClub v. R. A. C., Cirencester, Staley took 15 wickets for 6 runs . On August 18, for St. Mark's , North Audley Street v. Stanhope, Rev. H. F. Nixontook seven wickets for no runs. O nSeptember 8, for Richmond Town v. Feltham Young Men's Friendly Society , Vassila got eight wickets (seven clean bowled and four in succession ) in eight balls for nine runs . For Banstead v. Tavistock , on May12 A. I'Anson took fourteen wickets for five runs. For Old Basford Amateursv. a Lenton Club, H, Meakenbowled 10 overs for five wickets (all clean bowled ) for no runs . For Ainsworth Literary Institute v. Arnold Church , Enoch Sigson bowled five overs and two balls for eight wickets and noruns.