John and James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1882

180 BATTING AVERAGES. H. B ak e r ................. Inns. • • • • • 12 Times not out. 0 Runs. 205 Most in an Inns. 48 Most in a Match. 48 17.1 12.6 9 181 H. L. Colebrooke . • • • . . Id 1 151 30 30 A. W. Baker . . . • . • . • 12 1 99 25 38 C. A. F. Campbell . • • • • • 12 1 177 65 A A 72 F. B. F. Campbell . ................. Id 0 123 44 44 10.3 H. G. Stainforth . • • • • • n 1 112 28 28 11.2 A. G. West . . . • • • • • n 6 21 6 8 35 H. Marwood . • . ................. 12 2 142 30* 44 14.2 A. E. Hubbard • • . . • 8 1 78 33* 55 11.1 C. E. Warner . . . ................. 10 2 39 19 19 3.7 C. Nicholls . . . ................. 7 1 97 37* 11 10.2 * Not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. A Balls. ‘Maidens. Runs. Wkts. RUI18 per Wkt. 6.3 A. E. Hubbard . . . 533 63 138 22 A. G. B. West . 1,040 84 881 44 8.4 C. A. F. Campbell . 701 43 265 30 8.8 H. Stainforth . . . 24 1 7 2 3.5 C. Nichols . . . . . 115 11 37 6 7.4 A. W. Baker . . . 285 19 115 9 12.8 A. E. Hubbard bowled 7 wide balls. ROSSALL SCHOOL. C. P. W ilson * has made a very energetic captain; is a good hard-hitting bat; a very fair change bowler, with plenty o f break both w a y s ; safe at the wickets. A. L. I ngall * has batted some exceedingly useful innings at the beginning of the season, with a very steady but slow style; was hindered afterwards b y ill-health; a poor field. J. B. J ameson , a pretty bat with a good style, but by no means steady; a moderate field. 0. P. H astings , a very neat bat indeed; has scored well all through the season and has done us much service ; a good field when he tries. A. L. N atier * batted well at the beginning of the season, but grew unsteady from want of care; has bowled well at times; a good field. R. W. L. F ernandes , a really good slow bowler on his day, with a large amount of break ; has proved our mainstay on more than one occas ion ; has batting in him ; a good field. E. S. R ichardson ,* a good hard­ hitting b a t ; came o f f fairly all through the season ; a very good field. J. H . A cheson , a useful bat, with stubborn defence but limited hitting powers; has a somewhat awkward action ; a sharp field at point. T. W. E. M oreton , a neat and steady bat; was impeded from playing part of the season; a good field. H. D avis , a good fast bowler, with a nice easy action ; a good field, and can bat when he takes the trouble. T. W a r e in g ,* a really good, steady medium bowler, with an occasional break-back; a moderate bat and field. * Has left. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Most in Innings. not out. Runs. an Inns. a Match. Aver. C. P. Wilson . . . . 21 2 523 126* 126 27 .5 F. W. Ingall . • 3 174 73* 73 13.4 J. B. Jameson . * . . . . 18 4 156 37* 37 11.4 C. P. Hastings . . . . . . 18 1 295 41 4S 17.9 A. L. Napier . . . . . . 14 2 116 34* 34 9.6 R. W. L. Fernandes . . . • 17 3 78 11 13 5.5 E. S. Richardson . . . . . . 18 3 152 31* 32 10.4 J. H. Acheson . . . . . . 11 2 68 20* 20 6.4 T. W. E. Moreton • • • • 8 1 29 9* 13 4.1 H. Davis . . . . . . . . 11 1 77 32 32 7.7 T. Wareing , . . . . . . . 10 3 * Not out. 38 12 12 5.4