James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1884

86 The following bowled in two i n n i n g s H . W . Bainbridge, 25 overs and 3 balls, 3 maidens, 35 runs, 2 wickets; Wood 26 overs, 10 maidens 44 runs, 1 w ick e t ; and E. J. Diver, 14 overs, 4 maidens, 36 runs. ' BATTING AVERAGES IN ALL MATCHES. Most in Most in Times Matches. Inns. Runs. an Inns. a Match. not out. Aver. W . TV . Road ... ••« ... ... ^ Is 41 1,637 168 179 6 46.27 E. J. D iver ... *•« 14 • • • • • • A J 24 667 98 116 2 29.19 Maurice Read ••* 24 • • * 9 9 9 Sm JB 43 926 113* 117 6 25.1 K. J. Key ••• ... ... Cl 9 200 60* 62 1 25 J. Shuter «•« 21 ... ... M A 30 886 108* 108 2 24.20 W . E. Roller ... ••• .........24 37 874 142 143 1 24.10 A b e l ... ... «•• .........24 40 766 83 83 4 21.9 Chester ......... •♦• *•« ♦ 13 18 274 64* 64 2 17.2 M. P. Bowden ••• ••• ••♦ S 13 187 42* 42 2 17 S. W . Cattley «•• o $ t j 17 263 89 90 1 16.7 Henderson .:. • •» 9Q ••■ «•• V 38 681 67 67 1 15.26 H. W. Bainbridge ••• «•« 6 9 112 60 60 1 14 Matthews 4 % •• % j i 6 78 45 45 0 13 C. E. Horner... ««• ••• ••• 11 18 146 37* 39 6 12.2 Pooley ......... • • • ••• ••• 12 19 162 28 . 37 4 10.2 Barratt ......... % • • .........23 34 164 29 29 9 6.4 •Johnson ... ... • • • t « « • • * 8 10 36 14 14 4 6 L. A. Shuter ... • • •« « • » • » 2 4 16 9 10 0 3.3 Voss ... • * • < • • 3 6 16 7 7 1 3 Wood ... ... • « • ««» 3 6 14 7 8 0 2.2 ♦ Not out. Green played in two innings, scoring 2 and 0, and W . H. Game in one innings, making 2. BOWLING AVERAGES IN ALL MATCHES. Rons Wkte. No. per per Matches. Inns. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wkts. Wides. Balls. Wkt. Inns. B a r r a t t ............... 23 42 1,637.1 671 2,623 176 4 0 14.159 4.8 Maurice Read 21 31 345.3 128 618 35 2 0 17.23 1.4 W. E. Roller......... 23 37 729 314 989 55 1 12 17.54 1.18 Henderson ......... 23 33 . 583 276 721 37 1 6 19.18 1.4 H. W. Bainbridge 4 6 46.3 22 63 3 4 0 21 :3 C. E. Horner 11 20 649.1 287 907 42 6 0 21.26 2.2 Johnson ............... 8 13 343 140 576 23 0 2 25.1 1.10 »«. ... ... ... 17 23 232 97 361 15 0 2 24.1 .15 Voss».. ... ... ... 3 6 49 15 94 3 0 0 31.1 .3 W. W. R e a d ......... 14 14 83 17 212 6 0 0 42.2 .5 K. J . Key ......... 5 5 42.1 16 58 1 0 2 68 .1 K. J. Diver ......... 3 4 so 10 79 0 0 0 — — "Wood bowded in three innings:— 32 overs, 14 maidens, 50 runs, 1 wicket. Ho.\. S ec ., S. II. SWIRE, EfQ., A shton - undbr -L yns , L ancashire . U P TO A C ER TA IN T IM E THE LA N C A SH IR E E L E V E N W ERE IN V IN C IB L E . For the first two months of the season they did not suffer a single defeat. The first reveive wras on July 6. against Yorkshire, at Manchester. In the return with Yorkshire, Lancashire was again beaten, but at the end of nine out of the twelve matches the County could still show a good record. Six games had been won, two lost, and one drawn. Then came a series of misfortunes, three defeats m