James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1894

2 3 8 LILLYWHITE'SC R I C K E T E R S' A N N U A L. MAINWARING, Rev. P. E. A useful all -round cricketer ; always gets runs, and on occasion a useful change bowler ; a keen cricketer . Мотт, С. С. Asteady bat ; very difficult wicket to get . TWEMLOW, F. R. The freest bat in the team ; a bit impatient , but when set mostdangerous. S U R R E Y . CLARKE, A. F. Good wicket -keeper , with plenty of pluck ; scores freely at times . DOUGLAS, R. N. (Cambridge). A nexcellent bat, playing in good style and with plenty of freedom ; good field . JEPHSON , D. L. A. (Cambridge ). Agood bat , and scored very heavily through the season ; a reliable field and very useful lob bowler. KEY, K. J. (Clifton and Oxford ). Agood bat, with excellent defence , and plenty of hit whenrequired ; moderate field . READ, W. W. One of the very best batsmen of the day ; plays very straight , and hits all round with great freedom ; a fine field anywhere, and can also keepwicket. SHUTER, J. (Winchester ). A pretty bat , playing very hard, especially on the off-side ; a splendid field ; a keen cricketer , and has captained the eleven withgreat success . WELLS. C. M. (Cambridge). Plays for Surrey. S U S S E X . BRANN, G. (Ardingly ). Afine frce bat and good field ; played several fine innings duringthe season. DUDNEY, W. H. A fast , run-getting bat, and fair wicket -keeper . GODFREY, C. J. M. Oxford). A very useful fast bowler , and fair bat. GRESSON, F. H. (Oxford ). A fair bat , and useful change bowler . HEASMAN, W. G. Avery good bat , playing in good style ; safe field and fair changebowler; not able to play m u c hfor the countylast year. MCCORMICK, E. J. Agood bat ; occasional right -armbowler, and good field . N E W H A M, W. Avery fine bat ; good field ; at times useful change bowler ; out ofluck last year. SMITH, C. A. (Charterhouse and Cambridge ). A good fast round -arm bowler ; usefulbat a n dsurefield. W I L S O N, G. L. (Brightonand Oxford). Adangerousbat, hitting well all round; a good field ; played several excellent innings last year. MURDOCK, W. L. One of the very best batsmen of the day ; and a very fine judge of the game, has batted most consistently and captained the side with great judgement. W A R W I C K S H I R E . BAINBRIDGE , H. W. (Eton and Cambridge ). Good reliable bat , playing a safe game; useful fast bowler on a bumpywicket ; keen cricketer ; safe catch , a n dreliable field. BYRNE, F. J. Fair bat and useful fast change bowler ; good field , with excel- lentreturn. DOCKER, L. C. Goodbat ; very free whenset ; cuts and drives well , especially whenopposed to fast bowling ; safe field in the country . EVERETT, R. S. Hard-hitting , vigorous batsman ; can only play occasionally . GLOVER, A. C. S. Bids fair to make a good batsman. HILL, H. G. Goodleft-hand bowler , and fair bat. HILL, J. E. The most promising young cricketer in the county ; sound bat ; hits well all round the wicket , generally getting runs ; good field ; safe c a t c h. MAUL, H. C. First -rate bat, with rare punishing powers when set ; uses his wristswell. RHODES, J. Apromising cricketer : lacks experience in good company. WHITBY, H. O. ( Oxford ). Agood fast bowler ; not able to play last year .