James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

217 B atting A verages . Times Most in j . B. Challen ... • • • • • •• I 1• • • Inns, not out. • • • 30 6 * Runs. 853 an Inns. 102 Aver. 35.13 W. H. Game ... • I tI I I • • •% t • ... 31 2 876 118 30.6 A . Pretty • • • • • •+ # * ... 31 - 3 629 84* 22.13 A. W. Platt • M I M * • • ... 30 2 493 61 17.17 H E. Platt • t • I M • 1 #I I I ... 18 3 145 42* 9.10 A . G. Henfrey ... M t• • •M lI I I ... 7 3 30 17 7.2 F. C . Grey M l• I IM l ... 25 2 156 20 6.18 F. C. Preston ... I I I I I I • • •• • * ... 18 5 45 9 3.6 F. C. Robinson t i l • M M l M l ... 7 1 20 18 3.2 g. J. Whitworth I I I • • • • t #M l ... ■ 7 2 15 6 3 W. B. Curgenven M l I M » • # M l • ... 9 1 21 11 * 2.5 J . G. Lovell w M l M l M l ... 9 3 14 3 2.2 J . B. Challen ... M l M l M l * Not out. It B owling A verages . I l l I I I M l I I I I I I Runs. ... 626 Wickets. 1*7 Runs per Wkt. 4.113 E. Baker M l I M % % %• • • I I I I M l i t • • • ... 680 107 6.38 H. E. Platt ... • • •M l M l I I I M l I I I t • • ... 47 10 4.6 J . S. Fryer # » • I M I M • • • % w m I M . . . 89 14 6.5 S. J. Whitworth . . . I M M l M t M l # • * ... 83 13 6.5 P. R. Gostling I M M l • M • m% M t • • • ... 72 10 7.2 A. G. Henfrey • • •• I t I I I • t | I M t t l « • . . . 55 6 9.1 Rev. J . M. New I I I I I I • I I • • • • I t • t • M l t t l . . . 6 3 2 W. H. Game . . . I I I • • • • • • I M i t t f i t . . . 16 2 8 E. W. Hemingway M • • I #• I t M t • • • • I I . . . 8 2 4 A. W. Platt • M # M M l I I I t t l i t t M l • • • ... 90 3 30 WOBURN PARK, WEYBRIDGE, SURREY.—Sec., J. F. Kelly. Colours, Oxford bine, coat and cap, with school arms. Distance from Addlestone Station, 6minutes. Matches, 9—won 5, lost 2, drawn 2. Kelly, a really fine left-handed batsman, most reliable throughout the season; is particularly effective on the off side; played several fine innings, notably his 203 v Esher C.C.; a useful change bowler, and very good field at mid-off. Renault, a capital run-getting bat, with patience and a good style; proved useful to the eleven; bowls a straight ball, but not difficult; slow in the field. Ullathorne gave general satisfaction as captain; fine hard-hitting bat, though rather off his luck this season; a good slow bowler, with lots of patience and judgment; good field anywhere, and a capital wicket-keeper. Austin Jacksou, a very etfeciive fast bowler, fielding his own bowling well; a hard-hitting bat; lias been a most useful man to the eleven. De Murrieta was very successful as a bat throughout the season; has a taking style; uncertain field. Gaisford plays well, with a good cut, but greatly wanting in patience, and is a bad hit; a safe catch and good field. * Wheble, as a bat, has good hitting powers; a fair change bowler and good out-field, being a very 6afe catch, and has a sharp return. De Murrieta has fallen off all round fromhis partiality for tennis; occasionally showed what he might have been. Cary- Elwes has kept wicket very w'ell for the eleven, having greatly improved this season; a painstaking bat* Eyston has greatly improved in howling, coming in a lot from the leg; a capital field, with a sharp return; bats well at times, with a good leg hit. ward plays fast bowling fairly well; a good long-leg, with a straight return. K e lly ....................... Renault ................. Ullathorne................. Austin-Jackson......... De Murrieta ......... B attino A verages . Times Inns. not out M t M l M l 13 3 M l • • • I I I 12 4 • • • M M l 11 0 • M • M • • • 9 0 I M • 9 9 8 0 Most in Runs. an Inns. Aver. 478 203 47.8 199 61* 24.7 200 56 18.2 149 102 16.5 102 25 12.6 * Not out.