James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1896

I.II, LY white ’ s cricketers ’ annual . (•») Yorkshire v. Cambridge University. Cambridge , May 30, 31, and June 1. A match reduced considerably by heavy rain, without any play at all on the third day. Brown (65) and Tunnicliffe ( 68 ) put on 95 for Yorkshire’s first wicket, and Denton (not out 77) and Hunter (45) 102 for the last. The chief scorers for Cambridge were N. F. Druce (60) and W. McG. Hemingway (56), Only IS wickets fell in the match. Yorkshire, 334. Cambridge University, ‘ 2'20 (8 wickets). (•&) Yorkshire v. An England Eleven. Scarborough , Sept. 5 and 6 . A small scoring match and a disappointing show on the part of Yorkshire. Rain had affected the wicket, but still the play was by no moans up to York- shire's best form against a moderate side of England. The highest score of the match was Alec Ilearne’s 44 for England. Mead took eleven Yorkshire wickets in the match for 67 runs. England won by nine wickets. England Eleven, P 21 and 45 (1 wicket); total, 166. Yorkshire, 80 and 82 ; total, 162. Orel's. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Mr. F. S. Jackson (1st innings England Eleven) • »• iii 18*2 9 24 6 BATTING AVERAGES. (I n all F ikst -•C lass M atches .) Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs. an Inns. Average. Moorliouse............. ... ... 43 9 1096 102 * 32*26 Mr. F. 8 . Jackson ............ 33 3 870 81 29 (harlesworth ............ 8 1 192 63 27*42 Tunnicliffe............ 55 4 1333 104 26*13 1 /ord Iluwke 45 0 1005 79 25*76 Benton ............ 44 6 979 77* 25*10 J. T. Brown .. .. 55 4 1260 168* 24*70 Mr. F. Mitchell ............ 15 0 300 63 20 Huigh ............. ............. 4 •_ 0 79 36 19*75 Hirst....................... ........... 45 10 685 64 19*57 Mr. E. Smith 6 0 115 32 19*16 Mounter .. 21 3 304 58* 16*88 Mr. F. W. Milligan . . 19 2 286 46 16*82 Wainwright 50 1 800 82 16*32 W. W. Lancaster ............. 10 0 163 51 16*30 P e e l ...................... 40 1 707 78 15*71 Hunter ... ... 41 19 276 45 12*54 'Whitehead 7 • • • i « < f 0 85 24 12*14 The following also b a t t e dM r . R. W. Frank, 0—7; Wood, 0—2; Burgess, 0—0 Karnstmw, 14; Foster, 2 2 ; and ltiley, 0. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Average. Mr. F. 8 . Jackson ............. 451*2 159 821 58 14*15 reel ... ................................. 1532*1 668 2313 155 14*92 Bee* Whitehead....................... 49 18 83 5 16*60 Benton ................................. 49 16 117 7 16*71 Hirst........................................... 1262*1 429 2560 150 17*06 Mr. F. W. Milligan ............. 164*1 48 401 22 18*22 Haigh ............. 45 8 147 8 18*37 Warnwright ....................... 827 283 1652 81 20*9 J. T. Brown ....................... 138*2 15 411 15 27*40 Moorbouse................................. 174 61 357 10 35*70 Mr. K. Smith ............. 74 14 224 6 37*33 Mounter ......................................................................................... 12 3 28 () — The following bowled twice :— 1 _- . a a i ^ __ W. W. Lancaster ( | >s 1 1 f-H 1 >) and Foster (22*1 9— 46 2 ;. H im delivered 3 no-balls and 9 widen • Peel 5 widos : Jackson and Milligan, 2 wid«*» en/'h ; South and Wainwright, 4| m . A BA * " l wide apiece: Moorliouse. 1 no-balls; and Foster, 1 web' and ] no-ball. — . 7