INDEX
Abel, [215], [245], [246], [268], [395]
Absalom, Mr. C. A., [308], [309]
Acland-Hood, H., [358]
Adelaide, [235], [252], [253], [261], [286]
Alcock, Mr. C. H., [321]
Alexander, [236]
All England Eleven, the, [158]
Allan, [222]
Alverstone, Lord, [363]
[Amateurs and professionals], [147];
definition of the term, [193];
distinction in cricket almost disappeared, [194];
a comparison made, [196];
the amateur forty years ago, [196];
the amateur to-day, [198], [201];
the professional of old, [198];
the modern professional, [199];
the life of a professional, [200];
second-rate professionals, [200];
“leagues,” [200];
providing livelihoods for amateurs, [202];
complimentary matches and benefits, [203], [207];
amateurs’ expenses, [203];
the question in Australia, [204];
the Australian system, [206];
gate money, [207];
professional and amateur play, [208];
batting, [212];
fielding, [213];
the professional wicket-keeper, [213];
managing a side, [215], [366], [382], [383];
black professionals, [385]
America, cricket in, [389];
the Philadelphian eleven, [390];
P. F. Warner’s first tour in, [390];
his second tour, [390];
visit of K. S. Ranjitsinhji’s eleven, [391];
visit of Mr. B. J. T. Bosanquet’s eleven, [391];
New York, [392];
Canada, [392]
Anson, Mr. T. A., [175], [304]
Answorth, J. L., [390]
Archer, Mr. A. S., [352]
Armstrong, the Australian, [64], [286], [287]
Askwith, Mr. G. R., [358]
Attewell, [105], [239], [243], [245]
Australian cricket. See Cricket
Authentics Cricket Club, the, [357], [358]
Badminton Magazine, the, [314]
Bails, [35]
Bainbridge, Mr. H. W., [322], [323]
Baldwin, Mr. Lorraine, [349]
Balls, cricket, [10]
Baltimore, [389]
Bannerman, A., [195], [204], [220], [224], [231], [234], [245], [247]
—— Charles, [195], [204], [224], [413]
Barbados, [385], [386], [387], [388]
Bardswell, [334]
Barnes, [89], [112], [212], [213], [238], [239], [284], [285], [286]
Barrett, [244]
Base-ball, [390]
Bateman, A. E., [307]
Bates, [213], [230], [232], [234], [239]
Bathurst, Sir Francis, [305]
—— L. C. U., [394]
Bats, first form of, [4], [5];
fashion changed, [5], [6], [36];
limitation of width, [10], [33];
instruments of defence, [37];
suitable to young cricketers, [50]
Batting, [30];
necessity of early practice and good coaching, [48];
a good wicket the first essential, [49];
hints to beginners, [49];
a suitable bat, [50];
position at the wicket, [50];
where the weight should fall, [51];
forward play, [53-58];
the secret of forward play, [53], [54];
how to play a good length ball, [53], [54];
the off drive, [54], [55], [57];
the “half-cock” stroke, [56];
the forcing forward stroke, [57];
offensive forward play, [57];
back play, [58-63];
moving the right leg, [58], [59];
the golden rule for back play, [60];
a good rule on a sticky wicket, [61];
the hook stroke, [62];
the back glance, [63];
the forward glance, [63], [64];
the leg hit, [64];
the square leg hit, [64];
the pull, [65];
the straight half volley, [66];
how to drive, [66];
the on-drive, [67];
the three classes of cut, [67];
the forward cut, [67];
the square cut, [68];
the late cut, [68];
the “chop,” [69];
when to play forward, [69];
how to play to fast and slow bowling, [70];
jumping out to hit, [70];
playing lobs, [70];
the “hitting or long-handle game,” [71];
playing on a sticky wicket, [72];
running, [73-76];
want of confidence, [75];
enthusiasm in cricket, [77]
Beauclerk, Lord Frederick, [19], [22], [28]
Beginners, hints to, [49], [50], [52], [53], [55], [84]
Belcher, Mr. T. H., [312]
Beldham, [13], [19], [22], [28], [40], [172];
quoted, [14], [15], [21], [22], [30], [38], [39], [40], [44]
Berkeley, Mr. G. F. H., [331]
Betting on cricket, influence of, [11], [13];
single-wicket matches, [21];
“leg-work,” [22];
selling matches, [23];
Beldham on betting, [24], [25], [153]
Beverley Club, [349]
Bignall, [214]
Birmingham, [279]
Bisset, Mr. Murray, [402], [404]
Blackham, [220], [223], [231], [234], [257]
Bligh, the Hon. Ivo, [317]
Blore, Mr. E. W., [304]
Board, J. H., [127], [173], [273], [396]
Bonnor, G. J., [228], [231], [234], [321], [354]
Booth, Mr. Clement, [307], [308]
Bosanquet, Mr. B. J. T., [336], [360], [390], [391], [410]
Bourne, Mr. A., [311]
Bowling, [30];
lob bowlers, [84];
Nepean, [87];
C. M. Wells, [88];
his fast ball, [89];
delivery, [90];
holding the ball, [90-91];
C. L. Townsend, [92];
Johnny Briggs, [93];
Rhodes, [96];
Wainwright, [98];
Trott, [99];
Tyler, [100];
leg-break bowlers, [101];
George Lohmann, [102];
description of Lohmann’s bowling by C. B. Fry, [103];
Jack Hearne, [105];
Attewell and Mead, [105];
Hallam, [106];
Alfred Shaw, [106];
George Davidson, [107];
Tate, [107];
F. S. Jackson, [108];
R. F. Mason, [108];
fast bowlers—Tom Richardson, [109], [110];
Lockwood, [110];
exhibition of fast bowling at the Oval, [111];
Arthur Mold, [112];
George Hirst, [113];
W. M. Bradley, [115];
great difference between professional and amateur, [208], [209]
Bowls, the game of, [33]
Boxshall, [414]
Boyle, [222], [224] 231, [234], [238]
Bradley, W. M., [57], [115], [176], [209], [281], [360]
Brain, Mr. J. H., [346], [358]
—— W. H., [328]
Braund, [64], [101], [214], [284], [285], [286], [287], [288], [405]
—— Mr., [27]
Briggs, Johnny, [93], [94], [106], [178], [240], [242], [243], [245], [251], [253], [255], [256], [257], [258], [259], [263], [273], [276], [281]
Britton-Holmes, Everard, [358]
Broadhalfpenny, [20]
Brockwell, W., [251], [256], [257], [258], [260], [264]
Brown, J. T., [251], [253], [256], [258], [264], [265], [269]
Bruce, W., [240], [245], [260]
Buchanan, David, [210], [211], [212], [305]
Buckland, E. H., [324]
—— Mr. F. M., [315]
Bull, F. G., [389]
Bullingdon Club, the, [299], [302]
Bullock, W. H., [304]
Burnup, C. J., [73], [176], [332], [334], [390], [410]
Burton, [387]
Bury, W., [308]
Bush, J. A., [172]
Butler, Mr. S. E., [312]
Cam, the, [296]
Cambridge, [232], [296], [298], [302], [305], [307], [319], [325], [327], [333], [357], [359]
Cambridgeshire, [160]
Canada, cricket in, [381], [392]
Canterbury Week, [355]
Cape Colony, [402]
Cape Town, [396], [398], [401], [402], [407]
Case, T. B., [357]
Cazenove, Mr. Arthur, [304]
Charlton, [244]
Chatterton, [170]
Clarke, [22]
Cliftonians, Old, [355]
Climate, influence of, on cricket, [221], [222], [387]
Cobb, M. R., [392]
Cobbold, P. W., [334]
Cobden, Mr. F. C., [310], [311]
Cobham, Lord, [307]
Coningham, [259]
Cooper, W. H., [236]
Coronation Match, [21]
Cotterill, G. E., [307]
Cowley Common, [299]
—— Marsh, [302]
Cranfield of Somerset, [69]
Crawford, Frank, [81]
Crawford, Mr., [203] note
Crawford, Mr. V. F. S., [391]
Crawley, Mr. Eustace, [311], [324]
Crawte, [15]
Cricket, the beginning of, [1];
first form of play, [2], [3], [31];
underhand bowling, [3];
choosing the wicket, [4];
“length” bowling, [4], [5], [32];
laws in 1774, [5];
match between Kent County and All England in 1847, [5], [6];
change of fashion in bat, [6];
match between Hambledon Club and All England in 1775, [6];
number of stumps increased, [7], [8];
height of stumps and narrowing of wicket, [7], [8];
distance between the wickets, [8], [9];
regarding the width of the bat and size of ball, [10];
invention of gauge, [10];
laws first committed to writing, [11];
influence of betting, [11], [13];
a new moral epoch in 1833, [13];
the Hambledon Club, [13], [14];
a fire at the M.C.C. Pavilion, [14];
Farnham the cradle of, [14], [15];
county “boundaries,” [15];
famous battlefields, [16];
early matches, [17];
cricket in the north, [17];
appearance of Essex and Herts, [18];
the first Gents v. Players match in 1798, [19];
more strict division of counties, [20];
betting, [21-28];
single-wicket matches, [27], [28]
Cricket, country-house, [342];
the prime of, [343];
perceptible decrease in the amount of this class of cricket, [344];
obstacles in the way of, [345];
the task of collecting a team, [345], [346];
an ideal week of, [346];
the ladies’ cricket match, [347];
lunches, [347];
Smokers v. Non-Smokers, [348];
the I Zingari Club, [348], [349];
a batch of anecdotes, [349-354];
“military weeks,” [354];
school tours, [355];
clubs, [355-359];
aims of, [360]
—— county, [20];
progress of, [139];
organisation into a formal competition, [141];
growth and systematisation, [142];
increase of cricket, due to the growth of county cricket, [144];
formation of a county Eleven, [144], [145];
grounds, [146];
professional players, [147];
amateurs, [147];
relations between professionals and amateurs, [149];
question of residential qualification, [149-152];
bona-fide residence, [150];
early county cricket, [152];
betting, [153];
some early matches, [154];
in the north, [155];
notes on the early half of the century, [156], [157];
a trio of matches between Sussex and England, [156];
wides and no-balls, [156];
arrangement of matches, [157];
establishment and formation of county clubs, [158], [159];
the All England and United All England Elevens, [158-160];
classification of counties, [160], [161], [167], [168];
arrangement of meetings, [161];
rivalry of clubs, [161], [162];
the Challenge Cup offered by the M.C.C., [162];
list of the champion counties, [163];
system of reckoning the order, [164];
connection between the Marylebone Club and the counties, [165], [166];
history of the various first-class counties, [169-192]
Cricket, earlier Australian, the first English teams to visit Australia, [217], [218];
first Australian team to visit England, [218];
match against Marylebone, [219];
the 1878 Eleven, [219];
Spofforth, [220];
his early methods, [221];
wicket-keepers and fielders, [222];
visit of Lord Harris’s Eleven in 1870, [224];
the second Australian Eleven, [225];
match against picked England Eleven, [229];
visit of Alfred Shaw’s Eleven in 1881, [230];
the Australian Eleven of 1882, [230];
decline of form from 1884-1894, [231];
visit of Earl Darnley’s team to Australia in 1882, [232-234];
difficulties of touring, [235];
the cricket grounds, [235];
the Australian Eleven of 1884, [236], [237];
Australian cricket at its highest point, [238];
an English Eleven under Alfred Shaw visits Australia, [239];
the Australian Eleven of 1886, [239];
signs of deterioration visible, [240-241];
visit of professionals to Australia under Shaw and Shrewsbury, [242];
teams under G. F. Vernon and Shrewsbury visit Australia in 1887-88, [242];
the Australian Eleven of 1890, [243], [244];
visit of Lord Sheffield’s Eleven to Australia, 1891-92, [245];
Australian Eleven of 1893, [246];
the English representatives, [247];
influence of the interchange of visits on English cricket, [249]
Cricket, English and Australian from 1894-1902, [251];
visit of Mr. Stoddart’s team to Australia, 1894, [251];
match at Adelaide, [252];
at Melbourne, [254];
match with New South Wales, [255];
with Queensland, [256];
the first test at Sydney, [256-259];
second test match at Melbourne, [259];
third test match at Adelaide, [261];
fourth test match at Sydney, [261];
the final test game at Melbourne, [263];
visit of the Australians to England in 1896, [265];
H. Trott as captain, [266];
the first test match at Lord’s, [268];
the second test match at Manchester, [269];
the deciding match at the Oval, [271];
increased pay for professionals, [273];
visit of A. E. Stoddart’s second team to Australia, [273];
postponement of the first test at Sydney, [273];
the second test match at Melbourne, [275];
the third test match at Adelaide, [276];
the fourth test match at Melbourne, [277];
the last test, [278];
visit of Darling’s team to England, [279];
the first test at Birmingham, [279];
the second test at Lord’s, [280];
the third test at Leeds, [281];
the fourth test at Manchester, [281];
the fifth test at the Oval, [282];
visit of Maclaren’s team to Australia, [284];
the first test at Sydney, [284];
the second test at Melbourne, [285];
the third test at Adelaide, [286];
the fourth test at Sydney, [287];
the last match at Melbourne, [287];
visit of Joe Darling’s team in 1902, [288];
the test matches, [292];
the test at Birmingham, [292];
the test match at Lord’s, [293];
test match at Manchester, [294]
—— foreign, [381];
tours abroad, [381];
the financial question, [382];
the West Indies, [383-389];
America, [389-393];
Portugal, [393];
South Africa, [396-408];
New Zealand, [409-414]
the University match, [297-298];
trial grounds, [299];
Oxford, [299];
Cambridge, [300];
early history of, [301];
cricket “families,” [303];
the Dark Blues, [302-304];
the Light Blues, [304], [305];
the mid-Victorian section of, [307];
a remarkable group of Cambridge players, [308];
“Bill of the Play,” [309];
the match of 1870, [310];
triumph of Oxford in 1875, [313];
a close finish, [314];
the ability of the Cambridge Eleven of 1878, [315];
Mr. Edward Lyttelton’s team, [316];
the teams in 1881, [319];
treatment by the great Australian team of 1882, [320];
Cambridge Past and Present v. Australia, [321];
the ‘Varsity match in 1883, [322];
comparative falling off of the Universities, [322];
the Cambridge victory of 1885, [323];
“the last choice game,” [324];
the difficulty of getting a “blue,” [327];
Cambridge v. Sussex, [327];
incidents leading to an alteration in the law of following on, [327];
new players, [329];
the ‘Varsity match of 1896, [332];
ebb years between 1896-1902, [335];
a gorgeous piece of cricket, [335];
undergraduates, [336];
contemporary Oxford, [336];
Cambridge, [337];
list of those who have represented England in the test matches at home, [338];
programme of each season, [339];
importance of the University match to the funds of the M.C.C., [340]
—— village, “Yokels at Cricket,” [361];
village cricket v. county cricket, [364];
a village match, [365];
educational value of, [365], [366];
our Club, [366];
the ground, [367];
the pitch, [367];
the pavilion, [367];
the tea tent, [368];
officials, members, and subscription, [368], [369];
the committee, [370];
the best village cricketers, [370];
the question of finance, [371], [372];
details of expenditure, [373];
country umpires, [375], [376];
the great annual event, [377], [378], [379]
Cricketing, early developments in the art of, [29];
effect of bowling and batting on each other, [30];
excellence of the Australian game, [30];
advance in batting due to advance in bowling, [30], [31];
change in the height of wickets, [35];
length bowling introduced, [35];
alteration of the form of bat, [36];
real beginning of cricket, [36];
aggressive tactics of early cricketers, [37], [38];
“slogging,” [38];
style of batting before 1780, [39];
a new era in the art of batting, [39];
“throwing-bowling,” [41];
mode of delivering the ball, [42], [43];
rising tendency of his balls, [43];
effect of his bowling on the batting, [44];
hitting out, [45];
development of forward defensive play, [47]
Cricket Council, the, [167], [168]
Crockford, [23]
Cumberbatch, [384]
Cunliffe, Mr. F. H. E., [332], [333]
Cuttell, [106], [396], [402], [404], [406]
Daft, Richard, [206], [211], [215]
Daniel, A. W. T., [308]
Darling, J., [253], [257], [263], [264], [266], [268], [272], [275], [276], [278], [279], [282]
Davenport, H. R. Bromley, [394]
Davidson, George, [107], [170]
Day, Mr. S. H., [337]
Denton, [73]
Derbyshire, [158], [168], [169], [201]
Dillon, [364]
Douglas, Mr. R. N., [326], [327], [357], [394]
Dowson, Mr. E. M., [69], [337], [360], [391], [410]
Drake, Mr. E. T., [305]
Druce, Mr. N. F., [273], [313], [330], [333], [335]
—— Mr. W. G., [330]
—— Mr. W. E., [76]
Durham, [160]
Emmett, Tom, [54], [215], [224], [230]
Essex, [18], [158], [168], [171], [308]
Eton, [304]
—— Ramblers, [355]
Evans, Mr. A. H., [224], [233], [239], [303], [305], [316], [319]
—— Mr. W. H. B., [337]
Evershed, S. H., [170]
Fane, F. L., [410]
Fane, Sir Spencer Ponsonby, [349]
Farnham, [20]
Fawcett, E. B., [307]
Fellowes, Mr. Walter, [304]
Fenner, F. P., [300]
Fennex, [44]
Ferris, [109], [242], [244], [245]
deterioration of, lately, [118];
importance of, [119];
how to obtain practice, [119];
throwing at the wicket, [120];
ground fielding, [120];
returning the ball, [120];
pursuing the ball, [121];
speed and accuracy in returning the ball, [122];
running men out, [122];
anticipating the batsman’s stroke, [123];
backing up the wicket-keeper and bowler, [123], [124];
position of hands for catch, [124];
improvement of wicket-keeping, [125];
duties of a good keeper, [125], [126];
position of hands, [127];
the “give,” [127];
taking balls on the leg side, [128];
point, [128];
“cover point,” [129];
position, [129];
judging catches, [130];
Gregory at “cover,” [130];
duties of “third” man, [131];
the “slips,” [132];
“mid-off,” [133];
“mid-on,” [133];
position of short-leg, [135];
Findlay, Mr. W., [337]
Fisher, [412]
Fitzgerald, Mr. R., [306]
Flint, [170]
Flowers, [239]
Foley, Mr. C. P., [325], [327], [357]
Ford, F. G. J., [253], [256], [258], [325], [327]
—— A. F. J., [318]
Fortescue, Mr. A. T., [311]
Foster, Mr. H. K., [67], [331], [333], [337]
—— Mr. R. E., [51], [69], [335], [337]
Francis, Mr. C. K., [311]
Francis, Mr. H. H., [402]
Free Foresters Club, the, [197], [208], [356]
Freshmen’s Match, the, [339]
Fry, C. B., [51], [60], [72], [102], [103], [280], [331], [338]
Galloway, [261]
Game, Mr. W. H., [313], [314], [315]
Garnett, H. G., [412]
Garrett, [220], [222], [224], [229], [231], [236], [241]
Gate money, [142], [206], [207], [283], [300], [382], [404]
Gay, L. H., [251], [252], [253], [257], [330]
Gentlemen of England team, [339]
Gentlemen v. Players, [19], [303], [305], [346]
Georgetown, Demerara, ground at, [389]
Giddy, Mr., [402]
Giffen, [109], [231], [238], [240], [242], [246], [257], [258], [260], [262], [263], [264], [266], [267], [268]
Gloucestershire, [158], [163], [165], [172], [375]
Godalming, [20]
Godfrey, Mr. C. J. M., [320]
Goodman, Clifford, of Barbados, [388]
Goschen, Mr. Charles, [350]
Gosling, Mr. R. C., [325]
—— G. F., [172]
—— W. G., [51], [57], [85], [86], [110], [159], [172], [210], [211], [212], [214], [218], [219], [229], [240], [245], [246], [247], [268], [271], [282], [307], [309], [315], [339], [395]
Greene, Mr. A. D., [316]
Greenfield, Mr. F. F. J., [314]
Greenwood, Luke, [214]
Gregory, S. E., [169], [204] note, [244], [256], [257], [263], [266], [268], [269], [276], [279], [282], [286], [288]
Greig, J. E., [174]
Grounds, cricket, [415];
soils on which a pitch cannot be made, [415];
sandy soil, [416];
adhesive land, [416];
a slope, [417];
preparation of the entire area, or only the cricket square, [417];
reserve plots, [418];
laying turf or sowing seed, [418];
cost of turf, [419];
a sward produced from seeds, [419];
preparatory work, [421];
weed seeds in soils, [422];
enriching the soil, [423];
surface preparation, [424];
selection of seeds, [425-428];
quantity of seed, [429];
worm casts, [431];
water and shade, [432];
bird scares, [433];
mowing, [434];
rolling, [435];
destruction of weeds, [435-436];
improving cricket grounds, [438], [441]
Grundy, Jemmy, [199]
Gully, [23]
Gunn, W., [67], [212], [213], [214], [247], [286], [287]
Hadow, Mr. Walter, [311]
Haigh, [71], [81], [97], [346], [396], [397], [399], [402], [404], [405], [406]
Hall, Harry, of Farnham, [17], [40]
Hallam, [106]
Hambledon Club, the, [4], [6], [8], [13], [14], [20], [154], [155]
Hammond, [20]
Hampshire, [20], [155], [158], [168], [174]
Hankey, Mr. Reginald, [304]
Hargreave, [410]
Harris, David, [4], [13], [31], [39], [40], [42], [46]
—— Lord, [150], [167], [224], [312], [338]
Harrison-Ward, Mr. E. E., [311]
—— Wanderers, [355]
Hartley, J. C., [332]
—— Row, [20]
Hartopp, Mr. E. S., [304]
Hawke, Lord, [75], [312], [321], [352], [383], [384], [388], [396], [397], [409]
Hay, [170]
Hayward, Tom, [97], [115], [160], [199], [212], [213], [269], [273], [274], [276], [280], [281], [282], [284], [286], [287]
Hearne, J. T., [81], [105], [210], [264], [272], [273], [275], [277], [281], [319], [330]
Henery, Mr., [321]
Herts, [18]
Hewett, Mr. H. T., [329]
Hickton, [170]
Hill, Mr. A. J. L., [326], [327]
—— Clem, [253], [266], [268], [275], [276], [277], [278], [279], [280], [281], [285], [286], [288]
—— Mr. F. H., [311]
—— Mr. V. T., [329], [390], [391]
Hirst, [214], [273], [274], [276], [330]
Hole, Dean, [370]
Homerton Club, the, [20]
Hornby, A. N., [177], [215], [219]
Howitt, [166]
Hugessen, Mr. C. M. Knatchbull, [323]
Hume, [170]
Humphreys, [251], [253], [254], [256]
Iddeson, Roger, [214]
Incogniti Club, the, [352], [356]
Intercolonial Cup, the, [385]
Iredale, [255], [257], [261], [266], [268], [270], [272], [276]
Isis, the, [296]
Jackson, F. S., [57], [60], [67], [72], [108], [210], [212], [213], [247], [280], [282], [305], [326], [327], [328], [330], [338], [360]
Jardine, Mr. M. R., [328]
Jarvis, Mr. L. K., [239], [318]
Jephson, Mr. D. L. A., [71], [326], [327], [360]
Jessop, G. L., [52], [76], [81], [173], [208], [229], [254], [280], [285], [287], [288], [309], [334], [338], [389]
Johannesburg, [396], [399], [400], [401], [403]
Johnson, P. R., [410]
Jones, A. O., [67], [330], [338]
—— E., [248]
—— R. T., [329]
—— 109, [267], [268], [278], [280], [288]
Kaffirs, [400]
Kelly, J., [266], [271], [275]
Kemp, Mr. M. C., [320]
Kempson, Mr. Mat, [305]
Kent, [5], [16], [18], [155], [158], [164], [175]
—— v. England, [19]
—— Festival, [356]
Key, Mr. K. J., [69], [310], [323], [335]
Kimberley, [397], [398], [401], [405]
King, J. B., [390], [391], [392]
Kingston, Mr. F. W., [318]
King William’s Town, [397], [402]
Kirwan, Mr. J. H., [304]
Kitcat, S. A. P., [394]
Knatchbull, Mr. H. E., [303]
Kortright, C. J., [171], [208], [324]
Lambert, Mr., [28]
Lancashire, [158], [163], [164], [165], [176]
Lane, C. G., [304]
—— of Barbados, [387]
Lang, Mr. Andrew, [2]
—— Mr. T. W., [307], [313], [314]
Latham, Mr. P. H., [330]
Laver, [281]
Lawrence, C., [218]
Leatham, A. E., [410]
Leconfield, the late Lord, [349]
Lee, Mr. G. B., [303]
Leeds, [281]
Leicester, [17], [168], [178], [364]
Leigh, Mr. Chandos, [304], [349], [355]
Leslie, Mr. C. F. H., [319], [323]
Lester, J. A., [390]
Leveson-Gower, H. D. G., [365]
Lewis, Mr. R. P., [328]
Lilley, [270], [280], [281], [284], [287], [288]
Lillywhite, J., [218]
Lincolnshire, [160]
Liverpool, [177]
Llewellyn, [404]
Lockwood, [64], [110], [111], [208], [211], [247], [251], [253], [283]
Lockyer, [213]
Logan, Mr. J. D., [406]
Lohmann, George, [81], [91], [240], [242], [243], [245], [268]
Longman, Mr. George, [312]
Lord’s, [16], [19], [64], [105], [140], [162], [198], [237], [248], [268], [280], [298], [299], [301], [305], [316], [319], [321], [333], [336], [340], [348], [357], [358], [382], [388], [404]
Lucas, Mr. A. P., [171], [313], [316], [338]
—— R. S., [383]
Lyons, [228], [242], [245], [257]
Lyttelton, Mr. Alfred, [237], [238], [317], [338]
—— Mr. E., [314], [315], [316]
—— Mr. G. S., [308]
Macan, Mr., [314]
M’Cormick, Canon J., [305]
Macdonald, Dr., [364]
Macdonnell, [224], [226], [228], [229], [231], [237]
MacGregor, Gregor, [303], [324], [325], [327], [330], [338]
M’Ilwraith, [240]
M’Kibbin, [267], [270], [271], [272]
Maclaren, A. C., [51], [60], [62], [72], [177], [212], [213], [215], [251], [273], [395]
M’Leod, C., [255], [276], [277], [278]
—— R., [255]
Magdalen College School, [299], [302]
Malvernians, the Old, [355]
Manchester, [177], [237], [269], [281]
Marchant, F., [322]
Maritzburg Oval, the, [398]
Marlborough Blues, the, [355]
Married v. Single, [374], [377]
Marshall, H. M., [308]
Marsham, C. H. B., [336]
—— C. J. B., [357]
Martyn, Mr. H., [336]
Mason, J. R., [273], [274], [360]
Massie, [224], [228], [231], [236], [320]
Matting used for wickets, [397], [398], [399], [411]
May Week, [343]
M.C.C., [17], [18], [20], [21], [22], [98], [162], [165], [166], [169], [197], [203], [300], [306], [316], [333], [339], [340]
Melbourne, [254], [259], [263], [277], [284]
Middlesex, [158], [164], [179], [326]
Middleton, [397], [402], [404]
Mid-on, [133]
Midwinter, [195], [204], [220], [230], [233], [236], [316]
Milligan, the late F. W., [396], [402], [403], [406], [407]
Mitchell, Mr. R. A. H., [307]
—— Mr. F., [328], [331], [390], [391], [396], [402], [403]
Montreal, [392]
Mordaunt, Mr. G. J., [76], [331], [332], [333]
More, R. E., [391]
Morton, Mr. P. H., [316], [317]
Moses, [246]
Murdoch, W. L., [67], [220], [222], [223], [224], [227], [229], [231], [237], [238], [241], [243], [320]
Mynn, [362]
Negro, the West Indian, [385], [388]
Nepean, E. A., [180]
Net practice, [77]
Newlands Ground, the, Cape Town, [397]
New South Wales and Victorian Cricket Association, [251]
New York, [389]
New Zealand, cricket in, [381], [382];
visit of Lord Hawke’s team to, [409];
arrival in Auckland, [410];
match against West Coast XXII., [411];
the first test match, [411];
the New Zealand Eleven, [411];
bowling, [412]
New Zealand Cricket Council, [414]
Nicholls, Mr. B. E., [322]
No-balls, [156]
Noble, [104], [276], [277], [279], [280], [282], [286], [287], [288]
Norman, Edward, [374]
—— Philip, [364]
Northamptonshire, [160]
Northumberland, [160]
Nottinghamshire, [17], [22], [147], [158], [163], [164], [165], [181], [201], [219], [330], [364]
Notts v. Kent, [364]
Nyren, [2], [3], [4], [6], [7], [9], [13], [23], [31], [34], [35], [41], [43]
O’Brien, Sir T. C., [322], [338]
Odell, W. W., [360]
Old Trafford Ground, [82], [169], [177], [382]
Onslow, Denzil, [307]
Oporto, [394]
Orford, Mr. L., [323]
Osbaldeston, Squire, [20], [21], [22], [23], [27], [28]
Ottoway, Mr. C. J., [310], [311]
Oval, the, [77], [96], [106], [107], [111], [141], [167], [248], [271], [282], [316], [321], [340], [388], [404]
Oxford, [296], [298], [302], [303], [307], [309], [310], [313], [322], [326], [327], [328], [333], [336], [340], [358], [375]
Oxford University Authentics, the, [359]
Oxford University Cricket Club, the, [299]
Page, Mr. H. V., [322]
Palairet, Mr. L. C. H., [51], [52], [212], [310], [329], [338]
—— R. C. N., [331]
Palmer, [109], [224], [225], [231], [234], [238], [241]
Parker’s Piece, [300]
Patterson, Mr. W. S., [314], [315], [319]
Pauncefote, Mr., [311]
Payne, Mr. A., [304]
Pearson, Mr. T. S., [358]
Peate, [87], [210], [230], [237], [238]
Peel, [81], [87], [95], [96], [239], [243], [245], [248], [251], [253], [255], [256], [257], [259], [260], [263], [265], [272]
Penn, Mr. E. F., [337]
Perambulators v. Etceteras, [339]
Perkins, Mr. Henry, [306]
—— T. N., [331]
Perrin, P., [171]
Philadelphia, [389], [390], [391]
Philipson, H., [251], [252], [324], [358]
Pilkington, C. C., [332], [333]
Pilling, [178]
Pinder, [213]
Platts, [170]
Plumb, [213]
Pooley, [213]
Poore, R. M., [174]
Popping crease, the, [31], [35], [50], [56]
Port Elizabeth, [397], [398], [401], [402]
Porter, [170]
Portugal, cricket in, [381], [394];
tour of Mr. T. Westray’s Eleven, [394];
matches against Oporto and Portugal, [394];
the wickets, [395]
Powell, [406]
Powys, Mr. W. N., [312]
Pritchard, H. Hesketh, [360]
Professionals. See [Amateurs and Professionals]
Pycroft, Mr., quoted 2, [7], [8], [9], [16], [18], [19], [20], [22], [23], [24], [33], [34], [38], [39], [44]
Quidnuncs, the, [197], [208], [357]
Raikes, G. B., [332]
Ramsay, Mr. R. C., [320]
Ranjitsinhji, K. S., [51], [60], [63], [65], [69], [72], [81], [110], [111], [212], [213], [270], [271], [273], [274], [275], [276], [277], [279], [280], [309], [329], [338], [351], [391], [395]
Rashleigh, Mr. W., [323]
Read, Maurice, [214]
—— W. W., [65], [232], [234], [237], [238], [240], [247], [397], [407]
Reese, D., New Zealand, [411], [412]
Reid, Sir Robert, [307]
Rhodes, [69], [71], [81], [87], [96], [113], [210], [283]
Richardson, H. A., [309]
—— Tom, [64], [80], [97], [109], [111], [208], [247], [251], [253], [255], [256], [257], [258], [259], [260], [263], [264], [268], [270], [271], [273], [275], [277], [278]
Riddings, [303]
Ridley, A. W., [219], [313], [314], [351]
Robertson-Walker, Mr. J., [358]
Rock, Mr. C. W., [322]
Rowbotham, [214]
Royle, Mr. Vernon, [313]
Rugby, [319]
Rutter, Mr. E., [356]
Sackville, Lord John, [5]
St. John’s Wood, [299], [301], [341]
St. Vincent, [388]
San Francisco, [410]
Saunders, [287]
Selby, [230]
Seniors’ Match, [339]
Sewell, Mr. C. O. H., [390]
Shacklock, [89]
Shalders, of Kimberley, [405], [406]
Shaw, Alfred, [105], [106], [210], [215], [219], [230], [239], [307]
Shaw, Jemmy, [199]
—— Mr. E. D., [320]
Shine, Mr. E. B., [328], [334]
Shrewsbury, Arthur, [87], [200], [212], [213], [230], [239], [240], [242], [243], [247], [330]
Silwood Park, [356]
Simpson, [23]
Simpson Hayward, J. H., [360]
Sims, Mr., [314]
Sinclair, [397], [403], [404], [406]
Skeat, Mr., [1]
Small, [6], [11], [38], [46], [155]
Smith, Arthur, [314]
—— Mr. C. A., [322]
—— G. O., [76], [332], [333], [334]
—— of Trinidad, [387]
Smokers v. Non-Smokers, [348]
Somerset, [158], [161], [168], [182], [321], [325]
South Africa, cricket in, [396];
visit of Lord Hawke’s team, [396];
matting wickets, [397];
ground, [398];
length of matting, [399];
no rolling necessary, [400];
cricket on matting, [401];
match at Cape Town, [402];
at King William’s Town, [402];
matches at Johannesburg, [403];
match against the Transvaal, [403];
game against South Africa, [403];
disappointment at Johannesburg, [404];
two days’ match against Pretoria, [405];
at Kimberley, [405];
Buluwayo, [405];
ten days in Rhodesia, [405];
the last matches at Cape Town, [406];
the first English team to visit South Africa, [407];
the team in England, [407], [408];
wicket-keeping, [414];
fielding, [414]
South African Cricket Association, [400]
Spofforth, [84], [91], [109], [110], [220], [224], [225], [229], [231], [232], [234], [238], [240], [321]
Square leg, running away to, [49]
Stamford, Lord, [300]
Stanning, J., [410]
Steel, A. G., [87], [177], [212], [234], [237], [238], [240], [305], [315], [316], [317], [318], [321], [338], [347]
Steel, D. Q., [318]
—— E. E., [360]
Stephenson, H. H., [217]
Stevens, Edward, “Lumpy,” [6], [8], [11], [39], [46], [155]
Stoddart, A. E., [48], [57], [62], [212], [213], [224], [240], [245], [246], [247], [251], [253], [255], [256], [258], [260], [262], [263], [265], [269], [273], [388]
Stool Ball, [31]
Storer, W., [170], [273], [276]
Streatfield, Mr. E. C., [326], [327]
Strutt, Mr., [2]
Studd, Mr. C. T., [318], [319], [320], [322], [338]
Suffolk, [160]
Surrey, [18], [20], [97], [111], [155], [163], [164], [165], [183], [196], [197], [216], [316], [327], [363]
Sussex, [15], [156], [164], [165], [185], [327]
Sydney, [233], [235], [256], [261], [273], [284], [287]
Tabor, Mr. A. S., [313]
Tarrant, [160]
Taylor, A. C., [394]
—— C., [45]
Tebbut, C. M., [171]
Thompson, [410]
Thornton, C. I., [228], [309], [315], [327], [330], [354]
Toll, [23]
Tonbridge, [323]
Toppin, Mr. C., [323]
Toronto, [392]
Townsend, Mr. Ch., [87], [177], [280]
Townshend, Mr., [311]
Traill, Mr. W. F., [304]
Transvaal, the, [402]
Trevor, Captain, [352]
Trinidad, [381], [384], [386], [387], [389]
Trott, A. E., [72], [91], [99], [180], [243], [255], [257], [261], [262], [396], [397], [402], [403], [404], [406]
—— H., [255], [258], [261], [263], [264], [265], [266], [269], [270], [276]
Trumble, H., [243], [244], [247], [259], [267], [271], [272], [275], [276], [277], [278], [281], [284], [286]
Trumper, Victor, [60], [66], [69], [72], [280], [282], [286]
Tucker, K., of New Zealand, [411], [412]
Tufton, Hon. H., [19]
—— Hon. J., [19]
Turner, [91], [109], [242], [244], [246], [256], [259], [262], [263], [264]
Tyldesley, [60], [68], [72], [73], [178], [212], [213], [214], [286], [287], [288], [396], [397], [402], [403], [406]
Tylecote, Mr. E. F. S., [232], [311], [338]
Tyler, [100]
Ulyett, [213], [224], [230], [237], [239], [310]
Umpires, Country, [375], [379]
United States, cricket in, [381]
University cricket. See Cricket
—— matches, [296], [297], [305], [310], [312], [313], [315], [331], [332], [336]
—— Parks, [299]
Uppingham Rovers, the, [355]
Vancouver, [381]
Vernon, G. F., [242]
Village cricket. See [Cricket]
Waddy, P. S., [332]
Wainwright, [98], [214], [273]
Walker, Harry, [41]
—— Mr. G. G., [170]
—— Mr. J. G., [321]
—— Tom, [19], [28], [40], [43]
Walters, [244]
Wanderers’ Ground, Johannesburg, [398], [399], [404]
Ward, Mr., quoted, [5], [6], [7], [10], [12], [20], [33], [34]
—— Mr. Arthur, [247], [251], [253], [256], [258], [264], [265]
Warner, Mr. P. F., [332], [333], [350], [351], [381], [410]
Warwickshire, [158], [168], [187], [208]
Wass, [112]
Webbe, A. J., [219], [313], [314], [316], [331], [357]
Wellington, New Zealand, [411]
Wells, Mr. C. M., [69], [87], [88], [89], [90], [328], [357], [360]
West Indies, cricket in, [381], [382];
visit of R. S. Lucas’s team, [383];
visit of Lord Hawke’s team, [384];
match against Queen’s Park Cricket Club at Trinidad, [384];
the Intercolonial Cup, [385];
wickets, [386];
visit of West Indian team to England, [386];
visit of last English team, [387];
general progress of cricket in, [387];
climate, [387];
grounds, [389]
Westray, T., [394]
Whatman, A. D., [410]
Whitfield, Mr. Herbert, [317]
Whittom, Dick, [23]
Wickets, [2], [3], [4], [5], [7], [8], [9], [19], [82], [221], [252], [397]
Wicket-keeping, [125]
Wides, [156]
Wild, [214]
Wills, Mr. T. W., [306]
Wilson, C. E. M., [334], [337], [396]
Windmill Down, [20]
Woodcock, [330]
Woods of Demerara, [384], [387]
—— Mr. S. M. J., [303], [305], [318], [324], [325], [327]
Woof, [173]
Worcestershire, [158], [161], [168], [188], [208], [332]
Wordsworth, Mr. Charles, Bishop of St. Andrews, [302]
Works referred to, W. G. Grace’s Cricket, [163];
Home Gordon’s Cricket Form at a Glance, [351];
Norman’s West Kent Cricket, [364];
Ranjitsinhji’s Jubilee Book of Cricket, [61], [169];
Surrey Cricket, [363];
Waghorn’s Cricket Scores, [152]
Wright, Mr. C. W., [322], [323]
—— Mr. L. G., [170]
Wykehamists, Old, [355]
Wynyard, E. G., [174]
Yardley, W., [309], [310], [336]
Yonge, Mr. G. E., [303]
Yorkshire, [96], [111], [146], [152], [158], [161], [163], [165], [189-191], [201], [316]
Young, [171]
Zingari, I, Club, [197], [348], [349], [355]
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