James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Companion 1885

118 1st Inns. 2nd Inns. Total. Aug. 4, Derbyshire 80 46 126* Derby. Lancashire 102 — 102 Lancashire won by an innings and 36 runs. Watson and Barlow bowled uncommonly well, and gained for their county an easy victory. Watson took, in all, 9 wickets for 61 runs, and Barlow 7 for 42. The best scorers for the home team were: F. H. Sugg (6 and 20), Mr. Docker (21 and 1), and Mr. A. H. Cochrane (21 and 0 ), Barlow and Mr. Hornby played capitally for the winners, and put on 96 runs while they were together, Barlow scoring 61 and his captain 55. Mr. Cochrane’s bowling demands more than passing mention. He obtained 6 Lancashire wickets at a cost of only 51 runs. Auo\ 1 1 .—Brighton.—Derbyshire v. Sussex .—(See Sussex Review.) Aug. 18.—Gravesend.—Derbyshire v. Kent .—(See Kent Review.) Aug. 21.—Oval.—Derbyshire v. Surrey .—(See Surrey Review.) Aug. 25.—Bradford.—Derbyshire t\ Yorkshire.—(See Yorkshire Review.) Matches played, 10—lost 10. There is not much to be said about tlie batting. Had he kept up the form in which he started the season, Sugg would have had a better average than 18.17, but even as it was lie was the best run-getter in the team. BATTING AVERAGES. • • ft F. H. Super G. G. Walker L. O. Docker G. B. Barrington Cropper .......... A . H. Cochrane W. Sugg ... Wood-Sima W. Chatterton T. Mycroft Foster Shacklock R. P. Smith Marlow Platts L. Wright • ft • ft • ft • « * * • • ♦ • • • • ft • ft • ft • • • • • • • • • • • f t • • • • • l i t ft • • • t * Matches. Inns. Buns. Most in Most in an Inns, a Match. Times not out. Aver. ft•ft 10 20 377 73 99 0 18.17 jj ft# • 8 16 226 66 73 4 18.10 ft ft • 8 16 276 58 66 0 17.4 ftftft 4 8 114 50 66 0 14.2 . ••• 10 20 281 43 49 0 14.1 J ft ft ft 3 6 81 50 50 0 13.3 | P ft ft ft 2 4 40 26* 26 1 13.1 • tft 7 14 180 43 43 0 12*12 ftftft 10 20 210 49 64 2 11.12 ft ft ft 9 18 115 24* 31 8 11.5 • ftft • 7 14 144 33* 54 1 11.1 ftft • 7 14 132 50 75 2 11 i il •I 4 8 62 12 21 0 7.6 ft•• 10 20 135 25 38 1 7.2 ft•ft 2 4 23 13 23 . 0 5.3 ftft • 2 4 12 4 8 0 3 * Not out. played in three innings, scoring 0, 3, and 50. The ^ i l l \J VY KJ •— — ± J t i l I W \J c i l l L l l O J O » \ J l l C l L1 C I t U I i j V/ and 0; W. L. Sliipton, 1 and 3; W. W. Evershed, 4 and 10; and H.Shaw, 12 (not out) and 0. ft ft • Shacklock A. H. Cochrane Chatterton Cropper Marlow G. G. Walker L. C. Docker • • • f t ft • ft ft ft ft • ft f t • • ft ftft ft % • ftft • f t f t t ftftft ft ft ft ftftft ft ft ft • • ft BOWLING AVERAGES. Runs Wkts. Inns. Overs. Maidens. Runs. Wkts. per Wkt. per Inns. .. 31 182.1 65 86> 24 15 2.2 ... 4 71 25 148 8 18.4 2 .. 15 243 103 356 19 18.14 1.4 .. 16 289 139 440 22 20 1.6 1.10 .. 18 384.1 175 584 28 20.24 .. 14 302.2 93 6^9 21 28.1 1.7 ... 7 30.2 13 60 2 30 .2 uuwitu in tvvu inn ings:—xusier, o ** xucwuv.-, 13 runs; Wood-Sims, 9 overs, 4 maidens, 10 runs. The following bowled in one innings:—Platts, 3 overs, 2 maidens, 8 runs; Burrows, 4 overs, 10 runs; W. Sugg, 7 overs and 2 balls, 3 maidens, 18 runs, 3 wickets; II. Shaw, 15 overs, 8 maidens, 26 runs, 4 wickets; and $. H, Eversheui 2 overs, 8 runs,