Yardley, 335–337, 339–341, 344, 345, 346, 353, 354, 355 Yonge, G. E., 336 University cricket-match, the, 328; rules of qualification to play in, 328; advantage of playing on own ground, 329; Bishop Wordsworth’s account of the first Inter-University match, 330–333; results of matches, 333; quality of the bowling, 333, 352; individual scores, 335, 336; celebrated bowlers, 336, 337; Mr. S. E. Butler’s great bowling feat, 337; batting failures, 338; vicissitudes of the contests, 339; the two-run success of Cambridge, 339–346; the six-run victory of Oxford, 346–352; public schools and the University elevens, 353; all-round players, 354 Wicket-keeper, duties of, 209, 219, 220, 251–255 Wicket-keepers:-- Anson, T. A., 275, 276 Blackham, J. M., 268, 276, 277, 316, 317, 320 Box, Tom, 76, 276 Bush, 276 Gay, 276 Hunter, 276 Jarvis, 277 Jenner, Herbert, 276 Kemble, 276 Leatham, 276 Lilley, 276 Lockyer, 276 Lyttelton, Alfred, 240, 276 McGregor, G., 212, 213, 276, 320 Mortlock, 268 Newton, 276 Nicholson, W., 276 Philipson, 276 Pilling, 212, 276 Pinder, George, 276, 277, 309 Plumb, 276 Pooley, 276 Ridding, W., 276 Sherwin, 252, 253, 276 Storer, 215, 276 Tylecote, E. F. S., 276 Tylecote, H. G., 274 Wenman, E. G., 276 Yorkers, 58, 128, 129 _Spottiswoode & Co. Printers, New-street Square, London._ Transcriber’s Note On page 269: But though the ball is on the leg side, it is quite possible for the batsman to hit it on the on side, and send it straight to short-slip’s hands, if he only could have been in his proper place. has been changed to: But though the ball is on the leg side, it is quite possible for the batsman to hit it on the off side, and send it straight to short-slip’s hands, if he only could have been in his proper place. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Cricket, by Allan Gibson Steel and Robert Henry Lyttelton