James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1892

8 2 L I L L Y W H I T E ' SCRICKETERS' A N N U A L. neither of the matchesagainst M.C.C.andGround-either at Lord's or at Scar- borough-could be even commenced. I n all matches for the county, both Hall andUlyett exceeded the thousand runs . Thelatter proved himself , indeed , one of the mostsuccessful batsmenof the year, and fromfirst to last showedn o diminution of his old form. Peel, too, fell not far short of a four-figure aggre- gate, and his all-round cricket stands out in bold relief in an unsatisfactory season . Thoughmost of the other older batsmen failed to come up to expecta- tions , three likely colts in either department were introduced in Cartman, Wardall, and Tunnicliffe . O n at least one occasion , too , Mr. S. R. Jackson, captain of the Leeds Club, exhibited promising form. W h e navailable , the two University cricketers , Messrs . F. S. Jackson (who is no relation to the afore- mentioned Mr. S. R. Jackson) and Ernest Smith, generally did good service . In bowling, the great bulk of the work fell uponWainwright, Peel, and Harrison , w h obetween them were responsible for as manyas 393 wickets . This is , of course , counting all matches , and Wainwrighthad the better average of the trio . Thepremature death of Hunter did not cause such a void in the wicket -keeping department as might have been anticipated , his younger brother David having already most worthily filled the vacancy occasioned by his declining health . R e s u l t sof M a t c h e s. Matches Played , 16 ; Won, 5 ; Drawn, 1 ; Lost , 10. Opponents. MatchesW o n(5). *Middlesex ... *Gloucestershire *Somersetshire. *Gloucestershire *S u s s e x MatchD r a w n(1). *K e n t MatchesLost(10). *S u s s e x W h e r eplayed. W h e n played. Club. Opnts. 1 s t2nd 1st 2nd i n n. i n n. inn. inn. W o nb y June4, 5,6 109 77 63 54 ,, 252 627+225 69 runs Lord's Bristol T a u n t o n Sheffield 137 48 Ju232425 291 315 220 124 و د 2 7, 28 223 *31 91 222 Brighton A u171819 351 L e e d s 139 157 ,, 242526 148 *78 126 و د و و 9 5 6 1 187 inns & 40 runs 262 runs 10wkts; *n o w d inns & 55 runs R e m a r k s. *5 w d Lostb y inns& 31 runs inns& 25r u n s 181 168 278 *72 8 wkts; *2 w d inns& 27 runs inns& 7 6rúns 10wkts; *n o w d inns& 49 runs 6 wkts; *4 w d 47 runs Dewsbury June1, 2 Nottingham 111 213 148 1 6 3 336 B r a d f o r d ,, 151617 Sheffield 2 2324 180 8 9 296 Sheffield J u131415 110 106 292 O v a l 1 6,1 7 67 236 302 *5 M a n c h e s t e r ,,3031Ag1 150 89 288 Bradford Aug. 6, 7 175 116 201 *91 1 0111 2 117 79 155 88 " ,, 13,14 73 122 173 *24 9 wkts; *1 w d W o nb y B r a d f o r d M a y18,19 Sunderland July3, 4 Birmingham Aug. 3, 4 132 155 95 127 65 runs 258 *85 229 113 6 wkts ; *4w d 109 *61 75 94 8 wkts ; *2 w d R e m a r k s. Leicester Derby M y21 2223 110 +53 52 *68 *5w d Jn2930,J1 225 2 1 2*215 *5 w d Lostb y M a y28, 29 118 89 120 *90 6 wkts; *4 w d J n8, 9, 10 Liverpool دو 1 81 920 150 141 157 179 45 runs 271 161 269 217 54 runs L e e d s Jy9,10,11 156 194 181 *170 1wkt; *9w d + Innings declared. *Notts...... *Lancashire *Surrey *N o t t s... *Surrey *Lancashire *Somersetshire . *M i d d l e s e x . *K e n t ExtraMatches(9). MatchesW o n(3). (1) Warwickshire . (7) D u r h a m (9) Warwickshire. Matches Drawn(2). (2) Leicestershire (6) Derbyshire MatchesLost(4). (3) CambridgeUniversity . (4) Derbyshire (5) Liverpool andDistrict .... (8) Leicestershire Sheffield Maidstone Cambridge L e e d s * Seeprevious reviews. Neither of the matches with M.C.C. andGroundwere begun, owing to rain .