James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1892

226 LILLYWHITE'SCRICKETERS' ANNUAL. J. Costello , of Castlemaine (Australia ), scored 137 (not out), 163 , 102 (not out), and 114 (not out).- I nsix completed innings in Australia during March, G. Giffen compiled 864 runs, average 144 per innings .-G. H. Swinstead , of the Lynton C.C. , totalled 455 runs in 7 innings , 3 times not out, average , 112 . Long Stands for First Wicket .-Messrs. A. E. Stoddart and A. J. Webbe, 121 for Middlesex v. Lancashire , Lord's , June 12.-Sir G. Cuyler and Sergeant Buckinghaın, 306 for Oxfordshire Light Infantry v. Bournemouth, July 9.-J. D. Edwardsand Tatchell , 257 for Richmondv. South Melbourne, January 31.- C. Eady(218) and E. Maxwell (148 ) for Break of Dayv. Derwent, at Hobart T o w n, March21.-Beanand Marlow, 111 for Sussex v. Kentat Brighton , Aug. 10.-A. E. Stoddart and T. C. O'Brien , 118 for Middlesex v. Sussex , at Lord's , Aug. 13. -Flowers and Gunn, 118 for Notts v. Sussex , at Nottingham , Aug. 20. Hall and A. Ward, 105 for North v. South , at Hastings , Sept. 10.-W. G. Grace and A. E: Stoddart , 100 for South v. North (samematch).-S. WoodhamsandE. B. Amet, 290 for Rochester v. Royal Marines (Chatham), on Aug. 19.-H. Moses and C. Richardson , 242 for Belvidere v. Warwick(Sydney), Nov. 22, 1890 ; Abel andJ. Shuter, 131 for Surrey v. Warwickshire , at Birmingham, June 18 . L o n gStands. Captain Luard and Captain Donne, 165 for the second wicket of Norfolk Regimentv. Royal Dragoons, onJune 16,former's share being 124. - S y d. Gregory and Noble, for Sydney v. Warwick, in February, added 463 runs for the eighth wicket.-C. V. Windsorand C. F. W . Stork, 213 for third wicket of N e w t o n College v. Plymouth College , on June 17.-Bourdillon and Hastings , 261 for fourth wicket of Hartley R o wv. HackwoodPark, at one time making 160 in an hour. Shrewsbury and Gunn, 312 for second wicket of Notts v. Sussex , at Brighton , July 9.-Mr. A. C. McLarenand A. Ward, 215 for third wicket of Lancashire v. Kent, at Gravesend, Aug. 17. Shrewsbury and Gunn, 232 for second wicket of Notts v. Kent, at Nottingham, Aug. 20.-- K. E. Burnand J. Eady, 261 for sixth wicket of South v . North Tasmania , at Launceston , Feb. 28. -Pougherand Holland, 164 for sixth wicket of Leicestershire v. Derbyshire , at Derby, May18.-Peel and Ulyett , 180 for third wicket of Yorkshire v. Sussex , at Brighton , Aug. 17.-A. P. Lucas and A. S. Johnston , 168 for second wicket of Essex v. Warwickshire , at Birmingham, Aug. 20. Long Scores for Last Wicket .- I na match played in the Transvaal , Johan- nesburg v. Barberton, on March24, C. Wimbleand H. Tudhope put on 103 runs for the tenth wicket of the former.-W. H. Manfield and J. Fall, 168 for Wey- mouthv. Dorchester , Aug.25. Fast Scoring. For South Melbourne v. Richmond, on Jan. 17, G. H. S. Trott scored 95 (not out) in 45 minutes .-In a match at Richmond, on Sept. 14, Leach Brothers ' Team v. James Brothers ' Team, latter scored 60 required to win in 15 minutes .-Wan- tage GrammarSchool , wanting 121 runs to beat WantageTown, obtained 110 in forty - six minutes for three wickets .-Elmsworth, for King's School v. H.M.S. Orlando (Australia ), scored 122 in an hour. Abbott , for Sydney University Undergraduates , v. I Zingari , scored 101 in thirty -seven minutes . Syd. Deane, for Thespians v. Williamstown (Victoria ), made 102 in the hour.- J. J. Lyons, for Norwoodv. Adelaide hit 102 in ninety minutes .-G. Giffen and J. J. Lyons, for Norwoodv. South Adelaide , put on 129 while together in sixty -one minutes, the last 57 being got in twelve minutes off five overs . In a matchin Australia , Parramatta Hospital v. Parramatta District Second Eleven , Veitch scored 25 off one over.-In an exhibition match at Baltimore , U.S.A. , on October 2, the Hon. H. Milles and Mr. H. T. Hewett scored 80 runs in thirty minutes . At Barnes, on June 27, C. I. Thornton, for Lyric Club and Groundv. 93rd Highlanders , scored 60 in twenty minutes .--At Chelmsford , on M a y9, Chelmsford v. Eastern Counties , former made206 required to win, in an hour and a half for two men.-For Oxford University v. M.C.C. and Ground, at Oxford, M a y28, E. Smith scored 70 out of 76 while in.-For North Eastern