James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1893

1 1 0 LILLYWHITE'SCRICKETERS' ANNUAL. bowling , and Lockwood (73), Baldwin (65), and Henderson (50) all hit hard. Richardson , of Mitcham , whose first match this was for Surrey , contributed materially to the victory of the latter by 195 runs. Surrey, 131 and 339 ; total , 470. Essex, 166 and109; total , 275. Richardson (Surrey ) O v e r s. 3 6 . 3 M a i d e n s. 1 2 R u n s. W i c k e t s. 1 0 0 1 2 (6) Surrey v . Leicestershire. Oval, M a y19 and 20. A low-scoring match all round-in fact , the 36 each scored by Abel and Henderson for Surrey were the highest contributions of the game. Leicester- shire were overmatched throughout , the bowling of Lohmannbeing particularly effective as the ground was. Surrey wonby 155 runs. Surrey , 181 and 165; total , 346. Leicestershire , 104 and87; total , 191 . (7) Surreyv . Warwickshire. Oval, M a y26 and 27 . total of 201 , they The visitors , w h o Hill , H. C. Maul, Although Surrey succeeded in reaching the respectable were largely indebted to the free cricket of Lockwood(83). were lamentably weakin the absence of L. C. Docker, J. É. and West, broke downutterly at their second attempt on a soft wicket , andthe bowling figures of Lockwoodand Lohmannread remarkably . Surrey w o nby aninnings and 59 runs. Surrey, 201. Warwickshire , 119 and23; total , 142. O v e r s. M a i d e n s. 1 1 " ) ...... 11 6 8 L o h m a n n(2ndinnings Warwickshire) Lockwood( (8) Surreyv. OxfordUniversity. Oxford, M a y30. R u n s. Wickets. 1 7 5 6 4 The county madefull use of their luck in winning the toss on a capital wicket, the principal scorers being Lockwood (102), Henderson (59), andW o o d (51). The first -named hit brilliantly , his inningsngs including two chances that went to hand. Oxford made, on the whole , a disappointing display , L. C. Н. Palairet , with 22 and 43, and R. T. Jones (37 and48) alone batting up to first- class form. Lockwood followed up his hitting with some excellent bowling ; and in the result Surrey wonby an innings and49 runs . Surrey , 340. Oxford University , 163 and 128 ; total , 291 . (9) Surreyv. C a m b r i d g eUniversity. Oval, June 9 and 10 . The first appearance of this year's Cambridge eleven away from home, and a highly successful one in every way. Certainly Surrey severely missed both Lohmannand Wood, to which must partly be attributed their defeat . For the University , two splendid displays of batting were given by P. H. Latham(not out 64, and run out 54), while Martin-Scott (32 and56) and Streatfeild (38 and 22) also scored well . O nthe losing side , J. Shuter, whose first display of 93 wasan exposition of fine cricket , scored 121 for once out, and he received useful support from Henderson (61 and 10) and Abel (3 and 47). Altogether 938 runs were totalled in the match , Cambridge winning a highly creditable victory by 80 runs . Surrey , 267 and 162 ; total , 429. Cambridge University , 218 and 291 ; total , 509,