James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1895

2 2 6 LILLYWHITE'SC R I C K E T E R S' A N N U A L. ROE, W. N. (Cambridge). Goodfree bat ; in excellent form this year ; good change bowlera n dfine field . SPURWAY, S. P. (Haileybury ). A good sound bat, and improved field . WICKHAM, REV. A. P. (Marlborough and Oxford). As good as ever behind the wicket . Defends his wicket stubbornly , as his average shows . W O O D S, S. M. J. (Brighton and Cambridge). Still one of the best amateur fast bowlers of the day ; dangerous bat and extraordinary field . Has succeeded Mr. Hewett in the captaincy . S T A F F O R D S H I R E . COZENS, F. T. A good sound bat, hits very hard whenset ; a splendid out-field . GLOVER, A. C. S. A very pretty bat, especially on the off side ; scoring rapidly whenset ; good field and useful change bowler . HEATH, A. H. One of the prettiest bats in the country ; very dangerous on fast wickets ; a keen cricketer ; splendid field . MAINWARING, Rev. P. E. Auseful all -round cricketer ; always gets runs , and on occasion a useful change bowler ; a keen cricketer . М о т т, С. С. A steadybat; very difficult wicket to get. TWEMLOW, F.R. The freest bat in the team; abit impatient , but when set most dangerous. S U R R E Y . DOUGLAS, R. N. (Cambridge). A nexcellent bat, playing in good style and with plentyof freedom; goodfield . JEPHSON, D. L. A. (Cambridge). Agood bat ; a reliable field and very useful lob bowler , was of great use to the County whenhe played . KEY, K. J. (Clifton and Oxford). Agood bat, with excellent defence and plenty of hit whenrequired ; moderate field . Captained the eleven with great judge- m e n ta n dsuccess. READ, W. W. One of the very best batsmen of the day; plays very straight , andhits 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 ; unfortunate field ; unable to play last year. WELLS, C. M. (Cambridge ). Aneffective slow bowler ; useful bat and safe field . S U S S E X . ARLINGTON, G. H. Promises to become a very fine hard-hitting batsman ; a very good field , but apt to be careless . B R A N NG. A fine free bat and good field . DUDNEY, W. H. A fast , run-getting bat, and fair wicket -keeper . Heasman, W. G. Avery good bat, playing in good style ; safe field and fair change bowler ; was very successful whenhe played. NEWHAM, W. A very fine bat ; good field ; at times useful change bowler ; played consistently good cricket throughout the season . SMITH, C. A. (Charterhouse and Cambridge). A good fast round-armbowler ; usefulbat a n dsurefield . WILSON, G. L. (Brighton and Oxford). Adangerous bat, hitting well all -round ; a good field unable to play last year owing to illness . MURDOCH, W. L. One of the very best batsmen of the day; and a fine judge of Dthe game, andhas captained the side with great judgement . FRY, C. B. (Repton and Oxford University ). Plays for Sussex .