James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1896

EXETER SCHOOL. LILLY WHITE’ S CRICKETERS' ANNUAL. Match" pinged* IS; am, 10; draw, 1; lost, 7. BATTING AVERAGES. H. Martyn .................... Inns. ... 19 O. B. Yu le...................... 15 L. Hemphill ............ ... 19 P. McCormick 19 E. G. Payne ... 16 O. Meade-King........... ... 19 A. B r o c k ...................... ... 5 0. V. Payne ............ 9 Times Most in not out. Runs. an Inns. Average 2 510 103* 30 4 203 67* 18*4 1 272 85* 15*1 1 264 76* 14*5 2 204 40 14*6 *> 218 52* 12*8 0 57 30 11*4 2 52 16 7*4 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Average. H. Martvn...................... ... 21 2 73 9 9*1 P. McCormick ............ ... 266 47 792 69 11*4 E. G. Payne ............ ... 170 35 451 36 12*5 S. G. Vawdrev ............ ... 44 9 114 9 12*6 % L. Hemphill ............ ... 86 18 251 12 20*9 Forest School, Walthamstow.—Matches played, 11; won, 1; lost, 10. — 8. / / , J. Bussell (8’58): A good hard working field and free bat, but lacks the straightness necessary to make a good batsman. He is at times an effective change bowler. II. S. It. Hayter (14): Fields well at point. He is also a steady bat, and is, as a rule, reliable. H. B. Bonsey (5*45): A hard hitter, but devoid of care. As a bowler he would greatly improve by bowling slower and studying length. Fair field. J. H. Hamilton (12): A good straight bat, but lacking the confidence necessary to score consistently. He is an off break bowler with a puzzling length, and, as an all-round player, is most useful to his team. E. C. Bussell (10*92): A very promising bat, with a strong defence; a safe field, and generally reliable. TT. C. Houghton (7*41): A wicket­ keeper of no mean ability, whose want of standing up is his chief fault. He is an improving bat, and with care should prove an acquisition to any club. IT. M. Robson ( 2*5): Has played very little owing to examinations, and con sequently done little that is worthy of notice. L. A. Baddeley (11*27): A steady bat, but wanting confidence. J. A. Protit (10*54): A powerful bat, but requires more energy to be useful. (I. II. Pickering (10): A bowler breaking from leg with a good length, but exposes his deliveries by obtaining too much work. Fair bat and field. L. E. Janson (11*5): A good reliable deep field, and an improving bat. F. Mayor (4*48): A good left-liand bowler, breaking naturally with the arm. BOWLING AVERAGES. G. H. Pickering F. M. Mayor J. H. Hamilton H. R. Bonsey 8. H. J. Russell Overs. Maidens. ... ... 53 5 ............ 181*3 43 ............ 107 16 ............ 59 12 ............ 26 5 « Runs. Wickets. Average. 219 18 12*16 486 30 16*2 417 25 16*6 158 6 26*33 106 4 . 26*5 4