H. S. Steele, c and b Underwood 1 A. Bearne, l b w, b Underwood 0 J. B. Denison, c Underwood, b Tims 7 J. T. Warner, c Tims, b Taylor 38 A. Robinson, b Taylor 20 H. B. Mapleton, c Gillett, b Underwood 33 Rev. G. Warner, c Evans, b Underwood 1 W. R. Rendell, st, b Underwood 18 G. Shrubb, b Underwood 0 E. F. Denison, b Tims 3 Ellis, not out 0 Extras 5 --- Total 126 The second eleven played some matches, and came off successfully. Result of the season in 1887:-- Played, 21: Won, 10; lost, 7; drawn, 4. The season of 1888 was remarkably successful:-- Played, 17: Won, 12; lost, 1; drawn, 4. There are not many schools that lose only one match out of seventeen in a season. For some reason, there are no scores inserted in the _Britannia Magazine_ for this season; it is mentioned that Captain Bedford rendered good service with the bat on more than one occasion. In 1889 there is again a lack of material for comment, the cricket number for this year having unfortunately been lost. One very important event, however, has to be recorded. On July 17th and 18th a two-day match was arranged against M.C.C. and Ground, and the team was captained by no less a person than "W. G." himself. Unfortunately, he could not come down for the first day's play; but let Mr. Grace speak for himself:-- _15th September, 1903._