James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1895

T H EUNIVERSITIESA N DPUBLICS C H O O L SIN 1894. 1 5 5 on one or two occasions whenhelp was badly needed. Average bat. A. H. Goodall avery fair bowler . Slow left . Would be better witha little more pace . Should keep his balls more on the off and beware of full pitches . Has been useful as a bat but mightwatch the ball more closely . Good field on the ground at times but unsafe as to catches . Average bat for bowling . *S. Lucas : plays with a straight bat, andhas been very useful in going in first . H e has , however , a fatal way of drawing himself in and so getting bowled off his pads . Excellent field at point . best for fielding . W. H. Follett : has come on wonderfully since the beginning of Term. He plays a steady game, though at present wants more power in his strokes . H a ssome nice cuts just behind point . A slow but safe field . E. H. Cave-Browne-Cave : owing to slackness hehas not been of as muchuse as he might otherwise have been . Has bowled well at times , though with poor luck . Can field excellently in the deep whenhe tries , and would make a bat with a little trouble . T. H. Fowler: a very promising wicket -keeper . Should learn not to throw back his headwhentaking the ball ; but with practice and experience should be very good. Will, with care , makeabat. *A. W. Sillifant often loses his wicket when first in through over -anxiety to score . Hasa very pretty hard drive between extra- cover and cover ; also a nice hit to leg, though in attempting to effect this he often gets in front of his wicket . Good field anywhere . Might bowl next year . *T. T. Simpson : fair bat, with a good full stroke for anything at all short . Somewhat weakon leg stump. Muchimproved field . *H. E. Clarke : must use more patience and learn not to hit at everything ; has a good stroke off his legs ; played an ex- tremely useful innings against Hurst at a very critical time. Good field at the beginning of term, but fell off very muchlatterly . M A L V E R N C O L L E G E . Captain for 1894,- C. J. Burnup. R e s u l t s o fM a t c h e s . Matches Played, 15; Won, 5 ; Drawn, 8 ; Lost, 2. Club. O p n t s. Opponents. Where played . When played 1st 2nd 1st 2nd W o nb y Matches Won(5). Exeter College , (Oxford). Malvern Hertford College BirminghamC.C. Gent. of Warwickshire M.C.C.a n dG r o u n d و د و د ود د و ود ود ود M a y2 4 J u n e2 9 July12 *1 8 0 9 0 1 7 5 *1 4 9 " Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. 1 5 1 39 12551 r u n s 108 *116 67 runs; *2 w d 1 4 7 2 runs; *6 w d 29 runs; *3 w d 1 3& 14 82 *177 84 1747wkts; *3 w d MatchesD r a w n(8). East Gloucestershire . M a l v e r n O l dMalvernians FreeForesters Worcestershire Sherborne School ReptonSchool WarwickshireCrusaders. East Gloucestershire Matches Lost (2). Sherborne M a l v e r n و د د و July6,7 ود و د ود ود و د و د Clifton C.C. M a l v e r n Trinity College (Oxford ). R e m a r k s . J u n e1 2 *2 7 *3 w d. R a i n 1 4, 1 5 211 *134 125 247 *3 wkts. 21, 22 185 *137 218 180*5 2 6 1 5 5 *1 1 5 *6 2 9, 30 *301 178*176 *In.cl . 9wd †1wd 4 0 0 3 1 2 288 1 0 *2 5 3 *1 6 8 و د ود *In.cl.7wdd1wd 2 8 3 0 3 *1 2 9 *7 wkts. Lostb y. M a y31 9 4 1 8 7 93 runs J u n e7 1 1 9 و د *177 58 runs; *7 w d و د