James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1892

T H ECOUNTIESIN 1891. 7 9 (1) Yorkshire . *Middlesex *Gloucestershire *K e n t W h e r eplayed. Resultsof M a t c h e s. Matches Played, 14 ; W o n, 4 ; Drawn, 3 ; Lost , 7. Opponents. W o nb y W h e n played. Club. Opnts. 1 s t2 n d 1st 2 n d i n n. i n n. i n n. i n n. MatchesW o n(4). Dewsbury Brighton C l i f t o n Brighton June1, 2 July 20, 21 Aug.6,7 ,, 10,11,12 328 77 267 187 9 5 6 1 inns& 31 runs 200 *73 186 9 1131 86 6 wkts ; *4 w d 3 7 1 3 0 55 runs 54 84runs. Matches Drawn(3) R e m a r k s. Manchester M a y30 4 5 *4 8 138 *6 w d Tonbridge J u. 2, 3,4 431 *192 *5 w d O v a l و د 28, 29 123 *11 205 *1wd MatchesLost (7). Lostby Brighton June8, 9 136 58 165 *31 6 wkts; *4 w d Brighton J u9,10,11 246 251 301 1340 144 runs Brighton وو 1 3, 14 116 92 387 inns& 1 7 9runs Nottingham ,, 16,17,18 332 38 264 *112 3 wkts; *7 w d Lord's 8 wkts ; *2 w d Brighton Brighton ,, 17, 18 139 157 351 ود 2 4, 25 88 45 176 L o r d ' s M a y7, 8 2 6 8 88 127 Brighton Brighton *Lancashire *K e n t *Surrey *Gloucestershire *N o t t s..... *Surrey *N o t t s... *Middlesex . (2) Yorkshire .. *Lancashire... ExtraMatches (5). *M . C . C . a n dG r o u n d (3) Hampshire (5) OxfordUniversity (6)Hampshire M a t c hLost(1). (4) CambridgeUniversity * Seeprevious reviews . Aug.13, 14 180 162 216 *78 ,,18,19,20 157 *3 99 60 Ju22,23,24 273 *45 123 194 SouthamptonAug.3, 4, 5 129 *38 108 Brighton 57 inns& 5 5runs inns& 4 3 runs W o nby inns & 53 runs 10 wks; *n o w d 9 wkts ; *1 w d 7 wkts; * 3 w d Lostby Jn18,19,20 314 363 359 366 48 runs + Inningsdeclared. (1) S u s s e xv. Y o r k s h i r e. Dewsbury, June 1 and 2. Thefirst victory gained by Sussex over a county of its ownclass since M a y, 1890. Quaife (47) and Humphreys(49) were the principal scorers in the Sussex total of 187. Assisted a good deal by the state of the ground, Beanwas enabled to perform a splendid bowling feat . The Yorkshire fielding was very poor. Sussex had nowbeaten the Marylebone Club, Hampshire, and Yorkshire in succession . Sussex wonbyaninnings and 31 runs . Yorkshire , 95 and61 ; total , 156. Sussex, 187. B e a n(Sussex) . . . . . (2) S u s s e xυ. O v e r s. 3 1 . 2 M a i d e n s. 1 7 R u n s. 3 9 W i c k e t s. 1 1 Y o r k s h i r e . Brighton , August 17 and 18 . O nthis occasion the Yorkshiremen fully atoned for their previous defeat . Havingdisposed of Sussex for a moderate total , Yorkshire wentin, and after losing Hall and Wardall for 3 runs , a splendid stand was madeby Peel (128) and Ulyett (109). So brilliantly did this pair hit that at one time 73 were made in thirty -five minutes , and altogether their stand produced 180 runs . Ulyett's , the shorter innings of the two, was marred by only one chance , whenhe had made23, while Peel (who was in four hours and twenty minutes ) similarly had only one life . Sussex only slightly improved upon their previous total , their principal contributors in either innings being Marlow(42 and 28), Mr. C. A. Smith(39 and 0), and Mr. W. H. Andrews (6 and 46). Yorkshire w o nbyan innings and 55 runs. Yorkshire , 351. Sussex , 139 and 157 ; total , 296.