James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1896

248 LILLY\V11IT k ’ S CRICKETEU s ’ ANNUAL . Weymouth. Matches played , 13; won, 11; drawn , 5; lost, 3. BATTING AVERAGES. (6 Innings or over.) Times Most in Inns. not out. Runs. an Inns. Average. C. E. Sismey ............ 12 3 318 67 .’15*3 J. Fall ............ ............ 18 0 627 142 34*15 \V\ 11. l ‘opc 6 0 149 93 24*5 W. llardy Manfield ............ 21 0 454 72* 23-17 S. G. Mantleld 11 O 41 258 70 21-6 A. 0. C. Scott, lt.A. . 12 1 210 39 19*1 Hughes ............ 16 3 214 41 16*6 L. Greaves............ ........... 6 1 66 19 18*1 J. F. Duncan ............ 12 2 128 33* 12*8 C. K. Martindale ... ............ 11 3 72 16* 9 Oapt. Ward . . ............ 8 0 45 26 55 N. llood, R.A. ........... 6 0 24 17 4 • BOAVIJNG ,AVERAGES. (60 Overs and upwards.) Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Average. Hughes ............ ............ 379*4 169 616 93 6*58 J. Eall ............ ............ 175*4 33 524 41 12-32 C. E. Martindale ... ............ 109-3 31 318 21 15*3 Windsor Home Park. Matches p la y ed , 16 ; won, 10; lo s t , 3; drawn, 3. BATTING AVERAGES. Rev. L. G. B. J. Ford ... Inns. ... 11 C. M. Wells ............ ... 12 P. J. de Paravieini 7 lU*v. W. Marshall 6 A. A. Somerville 9 0. II. Allcock ............ 8 Rev. F. M. Hargreaves ... 9 Dr. E. 8. Norris............ ... 14 P. V. Broke ............ ... 10 Times Most in not out. Runs. an Inns. Average 0 521 107 47*3 1 309 118 28*09 0 192 68 27*4 2 92 61 23 0 204 76 22*6 0 106 40 13*2 2 93 33 13*2 2 139 22 11*5 1 58 27 6*4 42 20 8*< Bird, 8—0 2 2 . a—0—24 0—50 de 5—0 W. 1—4 ISA 1 UNCI AVERAGES C. H. Allcock ............ Rev. L. G. ]J. J. Ford ... ( M. Wdirt . ... 1*. V. Broke • • • • • • • • • • • « • • • • . * • * » • • • • • • • • • • • • Overs. Runs. Wickets. Averts 173 318 39 8*1 46 107 12 8*9 257 552 58 9*5 66 147 8 18.3 J k f f'>11.0wi uk hjwled in U* js than 0 innings, and took more than 2 wickets -—Rev L, ilildyiurd, 22 .36-8 7 ; W. .1. Eliot, 17—82—8—10*6; J. S. llutcliinson 9 k-- 7 ^ ^ — ; 1. J. de Paravieini , 39—76 —6— 12‘6: L. Oollmann. 91 ____ * * / . T