James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1892

A F E WL O O S ESTRINGS. 2 2 5 F o r Against. D a t e . R u n s. و د " و و Elwell , C. L. S ...... Torquay ..... English, E. M..... E s c o m b e, W . Furrell, T. Gardner, T. G i l l e t Grace, W . G. 'Grist, K. L. G r o o m, H. R. H a l l.. S o u t hD e v o n. Ockley BlackheathJuniors Brockley OxfordCountySchool LoughtonPark L o r dSheffield's X I.. G r e a tY a r m o u t h C r o y d o n Yorkshire S t r e a t h a m . F.Escombe'sX I. H o n o rO a k Mr. Whitworth'sX I.. B u c k h u r s t Hill. Victoria SouthHampstead M i t c h a m .. E x m o u t h July 16 6 2 T a u n t o n July1 7 5 2 Teignbridge Aug. 7 2 5 Aug. 1 9 6 Sept.1 6 4 4 July11 2 4 July 15 .. 295 July 18 9 6 N o v .2 7 1 5 9 Aug.20 2 8 M a y9 2 7 N o t t s July1 3 4 1 Warwickshire د و و دو Aug. 3 3 3 Headley, E. M. Shirley A s h b u r t o n Sept.1 2 7 1 " Kimber, W.,jjun ..... Hearne, G. G. Johnson, R. Johnson, H. с. в. K a y, C. B. Lander,F. E. Killerton D a w l i s h M.C.C.a n dG r o u n d. M o t eP a r k... July3 0 7 3 N e w t o nBlues CroftonW a n d e r e r s . July2 5 1 5 0 U f f c u l m e M a y30 2 6 PaigntonSchool M a y9 4 3 . . N e w t o n Kingsteignton J u n e2 3 1 N e w t o nT o w n Chudleigh J u n e2 7 . 7 Oxford Corporation . St.E b b e s Aug.2 2 1 4 Granville(Lee) . Trafalgar J u n e27 5 7 . . M a r l o w Moritz, A. Morley Pearse, J. P o i n t o n Sussex Surrey July 28 4 3 Ealing UpperTooting. J u n e27 3 8 BelperMeadows D e n b y. M a y23 4 8 Mickleton Broadway July2 5 3 8 Cheshire. Staffordshire.. July 6 2 6 Rutty, A. W. F...... Sherborne School M . C . Ca n dG r o u n d. J u n e1 6 4 5 O l dShirburnians J u n e2 5 1 2 3 و د Schuurmann, D. J... Johannesberg Wanderers H .Walker'sX I. Jan.3 1 6 7 :Shrewsbury Players G e n t l e m e n July 6 8 1 وو Sherwin's X I. Hall'sX I. July 22 1 5 1 Tayler , E. J... Stancombe, A. J. G .. H. Raceworthy's XI. Stoddart, A. E....... Middlesex Thornton , Rev. R. T. Eastbourne W i l t o n Aug.21 5 1 . . Lancashire. July17 2 1 5 Mickleton A l d m i n s t e r M a y2 3 0 E v e s h a m M a y9 4 0 Incogniti Aug.20 1 2 9 W a r r e n Leicestershire M.C.C.a n dG r o u n d. July 2 6 3 Wastell , F. S. St. A n d r e w. Kingswood. J u n e2 0 . 103 Wilson, J. Tourists Rest(Granville ... Sept.12 6 5 Windsor, C. V..... NewtonCollege PlymouthCollege J u n e1 7 1 5 4 " " DorsetRegiment. J u n e2 0 2 1 2 Aggregatesof over a T h o u s a n dR u n sin a M a t c h. Sussex v. Notts at Brighton on June 9, 10, and 11 produced 1,138 runs for 34wickets . At Launceston (Tasmania) on Feb. 27 and28, North v. South Tas- mania, 1,187 runs were recorded for 30 wickets . At Johannesburg , Kimberley v. Transvaal (Currie Cup Match), in April , 1,402 runs were scored for 40 wickets. RecordAggregatefor a First -Class English Match. Sussex v. Cambridge University at Brighton (June 18, 19, and 20) produced 1,402 runs, giving an average of 35 per wicket . This beats by63 runs the same match in 1890 , which, strangely enough, was the previous record ; and it also comes within nine runs of the aggregate produced by N e wSouth Wales v. Victoria in 1882. The totals were : Cambridge University , 359 and 366. Sussex , 3 1 4a n d363. High Scoring. In the match Household Brigade v. Bandof Brothers , at Chelsea , on June 13, only 8 wickets fell for 515 runs . In four successive innings during January , 1 6