James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

228 HROADWATKU.—Matches played, 18—won 8, lost 6, drawn 5. B atting A yrkaoes . C a t t l o y , A . 0 . . . . « | 4 I n t i s . . . . 3 C a s e w e l l , H . E . ♦ * • I • • <> C a t t l e v , S . W . I a ft 6 L e e s e , J . F ........................................................... 1 M • * » 3 B p e n s , C a p t ................................................... • • • n l 4 . . . 4 L o n g m a n , G . H . • #» • • 9 M a r s h a l l , M . W . 1 • • • • f . . . I * ? m m C l a r k e , I I . C ................................................ • • n C o t t r e l l , C . E . . . . 5 G i l l e t t , R e v . I I . 1 1 . . . . ♦ • • a a a H M a r s h a l l , W . I ) . • 1 • • a t . . . 1 7 G a t e h o u s e . 1 1 . » • • • • a 4 C l a r k e , C . C ..................................................... • • • a » • . . . 5 C l a r k e , M . C ................................................. • • • 4 M e l l e r s h , B ...................................................... . . . 4 P a r a v i o i n i , H . F . d o M • . . . 3 . . . 1 1 L a m b e r t , C ...................................................... a a • i n Times Most in not. out. Runs. an Inns. Aver* 0 161 67 60.1 0 263 143 43.5 0 193 108 88.3 0 100 93 31.1 0 110 60 27.2 0 109 60 27.1 8 349 80 23.11 0 120 86 24 0 102 47 20.2 0 164 70 19.2 1 303 63 18.15 l 60 37 16.2 1 63 32 16.2 0 65 46 l«.l 0 65 34 16.1 0 40 32 16.1 1 107 26 10.7 B owling A verages . Runs . _ _ . P?r / Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wickets. Wkt. J. Cowderoy ... il« ••• ... 76 34 109 30 3.19 H. Paddon • • • • • • • • • • * « ... 132 52 185 42 4.17 It. Roberts • ... • • • • • • • * < ... 36 9 71 16 4.7 C. Langley • • • » • » ... 118 39 208 37 6.23 T. G am e s .......... • • • • • • * # t « « » ... 89 27 195 21 9.6 W. Bird ......... « . - • % • • • • ... 60 15 93 10 6.13 BURLINGTON.—Pres., J. Watncy, Esq.; Bee. and Treas., C. A. Stein, 12, St. John's Road, Brixton, S .W .; Capt., E. B. Warren. Members, 08. Ground, Kennington Oval. Bubs., 21s. Colours, brown, blue, and cardinal. Matches, 26—won 10, lost 6, drawn 10. E. B. Warren (35.3), a very fine bat, cuts and drives with great power; a first-class %wicket-keeper and brilliant field. E. Williamson (31.4) has batted consistently well, and greatly improved this season, at times scoring heavily. E. C. Lindup (30.4), the steadiest and most stylish bat in the team; very fine in the out-field. F. W. Freeman (24.18) possesses great hitting powers, particularly on the on side ; very good bowler; safe field. F. P. Owen (18), very steady bat and good field, especially at cover-point. B. Cook (12.0), useful bat, and scores freely; uncertain in the field. A. F. L. Fattison (10.12) can generally make runs, but wanting in style. A. D. Wallen (10.1) keeps up his average; indifferent field. E. L. Chavasse (9.4), a regular slogger; very fast bowler; comes off at times. C. A. Btein (8.9), generally good for runs; very successful slow bowler. V. W. Blair (8.4), a fair bat and good field. R. Hagan (8.1) show's great improvement in his batting this season ; has once or twice pulled the match out of the fire. A. Carter (7.6), careful bat; very fine point. W. H. Gallier (6.6), good fast bowler; unsuccessful in batting thisseason ; has room for improvement in his fielding. R. Lamont (6) has deteriorated somewhat in batting; sometimes comes off as a bowler. G. Sansom (6.6) can keep up his wicket when runs are required; poor field. F. B. Godrich (5.1), unlucky as a bat; very good field; shines at cover-point; fair change bowler. W. J, Jeffries (2.2), his average is no criterion of his true form; a splendid long-stop.