James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1886

2 6 4 L I L L Y W H I T E ' SC R I C K E T E R S ' A N N U A L. Mr. H. Windowclean bowled eight wickets for one run in five overs ; in the secondhe clean bowledsix m e nfor 7 runs. For ChiswickParkv. Richmond, on M a y21, F. B. Shadwell took 9 of 10 wickets .-On June 10, for Mr. Cave's XI. v. Clevedon, A. D. Greene took all 10 wickets , bowling 9 and throwing out tenth from cover point . On July 4, for Friarmere , E. Avison got 9 wickets of Cliffe E n dfromhis ownbowling, and caught the tenth .--- For Mr. G. A. Reischbach's Χ Ι. v. Winchelsea , on Sept. 7, A. P. Ashburnhamtook 7 wickets for 1 run.-On Aug. 8 W. S. Gollop , for Clapham Lodge v. Clapham Park, at Balham, took 6 wickets for 1 run. OnAug. 15 in a match between BowdenC. and G. and Manchester C. and G., N. Gellibrand ,of former, sent a bail 45 yards from the wicket. Herefordshire v. Radnorshire , played at Knighton Aug. 17th and 18th , C. E. Brownin bowling F. C. Cobden, of University renown, hit a bail 41 yards , no wind blowing at the time . I na matchplayed August 8th, 1885 , in the Queen's ParkCricket Ground, Brighton, between the Annunciation C.C. v. Queen's Park(I.O.G.T. ) C.C., the Queen's Park took first innings , scoring 45. Onthe Annunciation going in they scored 45 for the loss of 4 wickets ; Williams then succeeded in taking 5 wickets with 5 balls , A. Gumbrill running out the last man with the next ball . 6 wickets were got with as manyballs , and the score left a tie.-Playing for Forthill Park against Tunstall , E. Walker was put on to bowlwhenthe score stood at 25 for two wickets . The match ended in a draw, Tunstall being 27 for eight wickets at drawing of stumps, Walker having taken thelast 6 wickets (5 clean bowled, 1leg before ) for no runs. S e v e nW i c k e t sw i t h SuccessiveBalls. F. Howlett , Langhornes Bridge v. Woodchester , South Australia , April . F i v eW i c k e t sw i t hS u c c e s s i v eBalls. King, Merton Institute v. Merton Excelsior , April 11 . F o u rW i c k e t sw i t hS u c c e s s i v eBalls. Summers, for Bankville (Adelaide ) v. Unley Park Juniors .--Rod. Hughes, Llwynypia2nd XI. v. Treorkie .-A. W.Allen , Croydon v. Lyncombe, May. 9.- W .Wright, single wicket match against an Eleven of Notts , Sept. 7.-C. F. Jones, Brixton Wanderers v. King's Langley, Sept. 12. T h r e eW i c k e t sw i t hS u c c e s s i v eBalls. G. T. Easten v. Law Club, July 18.-D. McLaren, Derwent House v. Mercers' School , June 10.-J. Frith , Waterlow and Sons v. London, Tilbury and Southend Railway, M a y 23.-J. T. Brownlie , for St. John's Institute v. Church Institute , May 30. H. Howkins, for St. John's Institute v. St. John's Schools , June 17. Rev. R. H. Wix, St. George's School, Enfield v. Enfield Tradesmen, June 23. Rev. R. H. Wix, St. George's School , Enfield v. Eleven of Sutton , July 8.-Rev. R. H. Wix, St. George's School, Enfield v. Palace School , July 18.-J. S. Haycraft , Hampstead Nondescripts v. Haslemere, Aug. 7.-C. E. Winter, C. E. Winter's X I. v. Seaton's X I., M a y23.- C. E. Winter, Exmouthv. Budleigh Salterton , July 8.-C. E. Winter, Exmouth v. Tavistock , July 9.-C. E. Winter,Western Wanderers v. Wedmore, Sept. 7.-A. R. May's XI. v. Hayle , July 27.-T. P. Richards , for Streatham School v. Steatham , took three wickets with successive balls in each innings , on July 15.-G. Jowett, for Huyton v. Whalley Range , on May 23 (twice in innings ).-W. C. Wheeler , Cheamv. BurghHeath, June18 (twice in innings ) .-C. Trice , Elmsdale Club, Walthamstowv. St. John's , Leytonstone , June 27 (twice ).-W. E. Roller , Surrey v. Sussex, June 30.-W. Morris , Æolians v. Non. Coms. R.A., July 25.-0. Jones, Æolians v. Blenheim, Aug. 15.