James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1890

A F E WL O O S ES T R I N G S. 2 5 3 EmmanuelCollege in four hours .-On June 15, for Lincoln Lindumv. Brigg, G. WellsCole scored 202 not out of 235 frombat in twohours anda half. A n hour anda quarter produced 158 runs.- A tfinish of match between Middlesex and Yorkshire , at Lord's , onJune 20, Mr. T. C. O'Brien scored 100 not out in eighty minutes . The last 100 runs were got in fifty minutes . Seaford College scored 155 in sixty -five minutes against St. Michael's , Lewes, on June 29.- Mr. H. Foley's eleven scored 179 in an hour and a quarter , at Winchester , against the Garrison , on July 4. F. Thomas and E. H. Buckland put on 80 runs in twenty-five minutes .-Plaistow, Kent, made 147 in fifty -nine minutes , against Willesden , at Plaistow , on July 13.-On July 13, at Ewell, Burlington Wanderers scored 224 for seven wickets , v. Ewell, in an hour and three- quarters. SmallScoring: O nSeptember 7, Lillywhite , Frowd, and Co.'s C.C. made57, and whentheir opponents , Snowflakes C.C. , had made 57 runs for five wickets , the remaining five wickets fell for no runs. In a matchbetweenPenarth and Wharton, Cardiff , on June 19, Whartonscored 6, of which one batsman made4, and 2 were byes. -O n September 7, the North Metropolitan Tramways, playing against Dalbarton , were dismissed for 21 runs , all made by H. Greig (not out), theother ten scoring nothing ; nine menwere bowled and one run out. There were6 overs 4 balls bowled, the innings lasting only twenty-eight minutes.- TheBanburyRovers were dismissed by Rev. A. Blythman's Eleven, on July 20, atBanbury, for 6 runs , (5 byes, and 1 no-ball .)- O nAugust 31, W. Morris and E. H. Heasman, of Dulwich, disposed of Kenley for 19 runs (three byes) in less thanhalf anhour. Eight of the Kenleymenfailed to score . F e a t sw i t ht h eBall. H. Hayley, for Hodgsonand Simpson's C.C. , v. Birstall , April 20, 1889 , got nine batsmen off his ownbowling, and caught the other m a noff the other bowler, thus having a handin all 10 wickets . B o w l i n gFeats. O nJune 1, at Wellingborough , for Masters ' Eleven , J. P. Challen took five wickets of All Saints for no runs .-On July 29, at Douglas , playing for an eleven ofLancashire v. Twenty-two of Isle of Man, J. Briggs took 21 wickets in latter's two innings for 50 runs . O nAugust 19, for Standring's Team v. Pioneer , at Accrington, in three overs Drake got eight wickets , six in eight balls . All TenWicketsin an Innings. P. Driskell , St. George's , Camberwell v. Pearl Insce , June 18.-H. Sheldon , Brighton Association of Odd Fellows v. Portslade and Southwick , June 2.-W. Giller , Finsbury v. Loughton , Aug 10.-A. G. Holland , Ewell v. Cheam, June 29.-W. Wilson , Croft and Henworth v. Blackwell , Aug. 10.-C. K. Wood, Aberdeenshire v. Peterhead , June 24.-A. E. Clapp , Yatton v. South Hants , July 15. Concar , County Asylum Stafford v. Coton Hill Institution , Sept. 14. Five Wicketswith SuccessiveBalls. E. French, of Stony Stratford , clean bowled last five wickets of St. Paul's College , Stony Stratford , on June29. F o u rWicketswith SuccessiveBalls. H. Shilton , Montgomery v. Oswestry , Sept. 7.-A. Mason, Coventry Craven v. Coventry St. Michael's , Sept. 14.-C. Biddle , Derby School v.