John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

170 ETON COLLEGE. P. J. DEP aravtctni * (capt.) is a lino bat and bowler, but was singularly unfortunate in his scoring through the season ; his bowling, however, was one of the chief main, stays of the eleven; and as a captain and cricketer he was most enorgetic. H. \v. B aixbridqb lost much of his bowling, but generally scored some runs, and played two useful innings against Harrow; a good field and catch. A. E. N ewton * was invaluable as wicket-keeper, in which post ho proved quite first-rate ; but his batting was uncertain, although occasionally good. W. F. C ave did not bat as well as in the previous season, but bis fielding and catching were good. R. J. L ucas , a most promising batsman, and has somo notion of bowling, but in the field he is deficient. R. H. R awson ’,* a painstaking and steady batsman, and bowls vory fairly sometimes, but wants more energy in the field. J. H argreaves fell off in his batting towards tho end of the season, but his hitting is good and free; scarcely reliable in the field. A. C. R ichards , a very promising cricketer at every point of tho game, and with increasing size and strength may turn out quite first-rate. Hon. C. M. K. H ugessen , a good free hitter on his day, but extreme rashness often cuts his innings short; can bowl at a pinch, and fields well at cover point. Hon. D. H. L asceij . es ,* a very fair fast bowler, and can bat too. Hon. C. T refusis ,* fair medium-paced bowler, and always scored a few runs. * Has left. BA-n lS G P. J. de Paravieini Innings. not out 0 H. W. Bainbridge . . 0 A. E, Newton . . . . •0 W. F. C a v e ................... 0 R. J. Lucas . . . . 3 R. H. Rawson . . . . 3 J. Hargreaves . . . . 2 A. C. Richards . . , 3 Hon. D. H. Lascelles . , ................... 4 I Hon. C. M. K. Hugessen Hon. C. Trefusis . . . . • • • • « * XL 2 4 * Not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. P. J. de Paravieini Overs. Maidens 111 H. W. Bainbridge 7 R. J. Lucas . . . . 21 R. H. Rawson . . . _ 20 A. C. Richards . . 29 Hon. D. H. Lascelles ................... 68.0 30 Hon. C. Trefusis . . 25 Lascelles bowled one wide. Most in Runs. an Inns. Aver. 229 34 16.3 183 40 13 139 35 9.13 91 28 8.3 199 36 15.4 159 37 14.5 172 30 13.3 91 38* 18.1 19 10 6.1 137 48* 15.2 63 18 10.3 Runs Runs. Wickets. Wkt. 436 41 10.6 99 4 24.7 199 6 39.6 133 8 16.6 326 18 18.1 102 7 14.6 203 10 20.3 HARROW SCHOOL. Matches played, 8—won 6, lost 2, drawn 1. A. F. KEMr (oa-nt 1 n vow „ i i bat, especially on the off-side and to slows, and can punish'loose b owH n l^ lT i bowler, not up to last year's form. E. M. H adow , a hard-hitting bat, played very well 4