This is a list of cricketers who played first-class cricket in domestic matches in England between the 1871 and 1880 English cricket seasons. The sport of cricket had acquired most of its modern features by this time and organised play between county sides was becoming common, although the County Championship was not established until 1890.
The players included are those who played in matches which have been awarded first-class status for English domestic sides between 1871 and 1880, inclusive. It excludes players who only played for touring sides from other countries in first-class matches in England or Wales.[a]
A
edit- William Abbott
- Charlie Absolom
- Alfred Ackroyd
- James Acton
- John Frederick Adair
- Bayly Akroyd
- Swainson Akroyd
- Charles Alexander
- George Alexander
- Charles Allcock
- Richard Allsop
- Herbert Allsopp
- Percy Amherst
- Arthur Andrews
- Walter Anstead
- Alexander Anstruther
- Alfred Anthony
- William Antliff
- Arthur Appleby
- Ralph Arber
- J Archdale[b]
- Charles Armitage
- Tom Armitage
- Arthur Ashwell
- John Ashworth
- Walter Aspinall
- George Atkinson
- Thomas Attenborough
- John Audland
- Henry Avory
B
edit- Thomas Baggallay
- Edward Baily
- Edward Baker
- Francis Baker
- George Baker
- Robert Baker
- William Baldock
- Harry Baldwin
- Robert Drummond Balfour
- Edward Ball
- John Barber
- J Barker[c]
- Dick Barlow
- Alan Barnes
- Thomas Barnes
- Billy Barnes
- Edward Barratt
- George Barrington
- Robert Bartholomew
- Harry Bass
- John Bastow
- Arthur Bates
- James Bates
- Billy Bates
- Fred Beart
- John Beaumont
- Arthur Becher
- John Beevor
- Roland Bell
- Henry Bembridge
- Russell Bencraft
- Clement Bengough
- Ferdinando Bennet
- George Benett
- Edwin Berrington
- Joseph Berry
- Walter Bettesworth
- George Betts
- Morton Betts
- Samuel Biddulph
- Thomas Bignall
- Alfred Bigwood
- James Billyeald
- George Bird
- Walter Bird
- Francis Birley
- Benjamin Blackburn
- Joseph Blackburn
- William Blacker
- Arthur Blackman
- Wilfred Blake
- Emmanuel Blamires
- Ivo Bligh
- Lodovick Bligh
- Frederick Blundell
- John Boak
- Alfred Boardman
- John Boden
- Walter Boden
- Lothian Bonham-Carter
- Clement Booth
- William Bosomworth
- Stephen Botting
- William Boughton
- Farrington Boult
- Edwin Bousfield
- Walter Bovill
- Courtenay Boyle
- Cecil Boyle
- John Boys
- Richard Boys
- Alfred Brackpool
- James Braddock
- George Bradley
- Thomas Bramwell
- Edward Brander
- Edward Bray
- James Bray
- Edward Brice
- Charles Bridgeman
- John Bridges
- Johnny Briggs
- Rawdon Briggs
- John Bristow
- John Brockbank
- Arthur Brook
- Alfred Brooks
- Abraham Brooks
- Rowland Brotherhood
- Alfred Brown
- Charles Brown
- Thomas Brown
- Elliott Browne
- Gerald Browne
- Thomas Brownhill
- Charles Brune
- John Bryan
- David Buchanan
- Francis Buckland
- Frederick Buckle
- Bull
- Henry Bull
- Charles Buller
- Charles Bulpett
- Walter Bunting
- Arthur Burghes
- George Burke
- Charles Burls
- Henry Burnell
- John Burnham
- Matthew Burrows
- William Burrows
- Lindsay Bury
- Frederick Bush
- James Bush
- Robert Bush
- Edward Butler[d]
- Leicester Butler
- Robert Butler
- Samuel Butler
- Wilfred Butterworth
- John Byass
- John Byrom
C
edit- William Caffyn
- Donald Campbell
- G Campbell[e]
- William Candlett
- John Carmichael
- Robert Carpenter
- Frederic Carter
- George Carter
- William Carter
- John Cartledge
- Wildman Cattley
- Aubrey Cecil
- Egerton Cecil
- Edmund Chadwick
- Albert Champion
- Allen Chandler
- David Chapman
- Henry Charlwood
- William Charman
- Charles Chenery
- Arthur Chester
- Arthur Chitty
- William Churchill
- William Henry Churchill[f]
- Charles Clarke
- Morice Clarke
- William Clarke
- William B Clarke
- Robert Clayton
- George Clifford
- Charles Clifton
- Lord Clifton
- Arthur Coates
- Frank Cobden
- Halsted Cobden
- A Cole[g]
- Frederick Cole
- Thomas Cole
- Edward Colebrooke
- George Coles
- William Collett
- Spencer Collin[h]
- Algernon Collings
- George Collins
- George Comber
- William Constable
- Enoch Cook
- John Cooke
- Bransby Cooper
- Charles Cooper-Key
- Charles Coote
- Robert Copland-Crawford
- Edward Coppinger
- William Coppinger
- Samuel Corlett
- George Edward Cotterill
- Montagu Cotterill
- Clement Cottrell
- Cornelius Coward
- John Cowderoy
- Walter Craig
- James Cranston
- Frank Fairbairn Crawford
- Jack Crawford
- John Cressy-Hall
- Frederick Crooke
- Ralph Crookes
- Charles Crosse
- John Crossland
- Frederick Crowder
- James Crowdy
- William Crowhurst
- Henry Croxford
- Percy Crutchley
- George Cull
- Charles Cumberlege
- Charles Cunliffe
- William Curgenven
- Arthur Cursham
- Harry Cursham
- Edward Curteis
- Herbert Curteis
- Robert Curteis
- William Cuttell
D
edit- Richard Daft
- John Dale
- John Davey
- Joseph Davidson
- Leslie Davidson
- Edwin Dawson
- G. A. Dawson[12]
- James Day
- Leonard Day
- David Dean
- William Deane
- Arnald de Grey
- Robert Dewhurst
- Harry Dewse
- Francis Disney-Roebuck
- James Dixon
- Arthur Dobson
- Ralph Docker
- Stephen Doughty
- Edward Drake
- William Draper
- Arthur Duncan
- Adam Duncan
- Dunbar Duncan
- Theodore Dury
- Henry Dutton
E
editF
edit- Walter Fairbanks
- Frank Farrands
- James Fellowes
- James Fewings
- Charles Filgate
- Richard Fillery
- Robert Allan Fitzgerald
- Michael Flanagan
- Joseph Flint
- Wilfred Flowers
- Charles Foley
- Edward Foley
- George Foljambe
- Edward Foord
- William Foord-Kelcey
- Walter Forbes
- Augustus Ford
- Charles Ford[j]
- Ernest Ford
- William Justice Ford
- Arthur Forman
- Arthur Fortescue
- Francis Foster
- James Foster
- Thomas Foster
- Howard Fowler
- Robert Henry Fowler
- William Herbert Fowler
- Charles Fox
- John Fox
- Thomas Fox
- Arthur Francis
- Charles Francis
- William Francis
- Albert Freeman
- George Freeman
- George Frost
- John Frost
- Frederick Fryer
- Harry Fryer
- Arthur Fulcher
- John Furley
G
edit- Frederick Gaddum
- Henry Gallop
- John Galpin
- William Game
- Edward Garnier
- Walter George
- Charles Gifkins
- Charles Gilbert
- William Gilbert
- Walter Gilbert
- William Gilby
- George Goldsmith
- George Goodfellow
- Frederick Goodwyn
- Charles Gordon
- Spencer Gore
- EM Grace
- Fred Grace
- Henry Grace
- WG Grace
- Charles Grainger
- Charles Green
- William Green
- Alan Greene
- Frederick Greenfield
- George Greenfield
- Andrew Greenwood
- Charles Greenwood[15]
- Edward Greenwood
- George Greenwood
- John Greenwood
- Luke Greenwood
- Dove Gregory
- John Gregory
- Herbert Gribble
- George Griffith
- Algernon Griffiths
- Herbert Griffiths
- Irwin Grimshaw
- George Grundy
- Billy Gunn
- Charles Gunner
H
edit- Alexander Hadow
- Patrick Hadow
- Walter Hadow
- Stell Haggas
- Charles Haigh
- John Halford
- Charles Hall
- Ernest Hall
- Louis Hall
- William Hall
- Charles Halliley
- Richard Halliwell
- Hamilton Hamilton
- Ernest Hammond
- Edwin Hanbury
- Walter Hardcastle
- John Hare
- Reginald Hargreaves
- Henry Harris
- Lord Harris
- Christopher Harrison
- George Harrison
- J. Harrop
- George Hartley
- John Hartley[16]
- Hartley Hartley-Smith
- Edmund Harvey
- Baron Harwood
- Algernon Haskett-Smith
- Frederick Hassan
- Percy Hattersley-Smith
- Edward Hawtrey
- George Hay
- William Hay
- Edward Haygarth
- Henry Hayman
- Carleton Haynes
- Thomas Hayward
- Robert Haywood
- William Haywood
- William Hearn
- Frank Hearne
- George Gibbons Hearne
- Thomas Hearne
- John Hearsum
- Arthur Heath
- Augustus Hemming
- Robert Henderson
- Perceval Henery
- Robert Henley
- Edward Henty
- Allen Herbert
- Lionel Hervey-Bathurst
- W Hewitt[k]
- Edward Hickmott
- John Hicks
- William Hickton
- Jesse Hide
- William Higgins
- Allen Hill
- Frederick Hill
- Henry Hill
- Rowland Hill
- John Hillkirk
- Robert Hills
- Philip Hilton
- Amos Hind
- Samuel Hind
- Edward Hirst
- Arthur Hoare
- Charles AR Hoare
- Charles T Hoare
- William Hoare
- Arthur Hobgen
- Richard Hodgson
- Herbert Hollings
- Henry Holmes
- Edwin Holroyd
- Leland Hone
- William Hone
- George Hone-Goldney
- William Hood
- Albert Hornby
- Cecil Hornby
- Charles Horner
- John Horner
- Richard Horrocks
- Charlie Howard
- Thomas Howarth
- Richard Howe
- Leonard Howell
- Reginald Howell
- George Howitt
- Bennett Hudson
- John Hughes
- Campbell Hulton
- William Humble
- Edward Hume
- Richard Humphrey
- Thomas Humphrey
- George Humphreys
- Walter Humphreys
- Joseph Hunter
- James Husey-Hunt
- Henry Huth
- Hector Hyslop
I
editJ
edit- Frederick Jackman
- Edward Jackson
- Leonard Jackson
- James Jardine
- Lewis Jarvis
- George Jeffery
- Arthur Jeffreys
- Frederick Jellicoe
- Herbert Jenner-Fust
- William M Jervis
- William S Jervis
- Frederick Johnson
- Charles Jones
- George Jones
- Richard Jones
- Thomas Babington Jones
- William Judd
- John Juniper
- Harry Jupp
- William Jupp
K
edit- Haven Kaye
- George Keeble
- Frederick Keeton
- George Kelson
- Charles Kemp
- Kenneth Kemp
- Manley Kemp
- Cuthbert Kempe
- William Kendle
- Charles Kennedy
- Jarvis Kenrick
- William Kenyon-Slaney
- John Kershaw
- John Kesteven
- Joseph Kevan
- Edward Kewley
- Percy Kidd
- Harry Killick
- William Killick
- Frederick King
- George King
- Percival King
- Henry Kingscote
- Robert Kingsford
- Fred Kingston
- William Kington
- Ernest Kitching[m]
- Edward Knapp
- George Knight
- Robert Knight
L
edit- Francis Lacey
- William Laidlay
- William Lambert
- Oswald Lancashire
- Charles Landon
- George Lane
- Thomas Lang
- Alfred Langhorne[n]
- Thomas Latham
- George Law
- William Law
- Beilby Lawley
- William Laxton[o]
- John Leach
- Robert Leach
- Herbert Leaf
- Charles Leat
- Gerald Leatham
- Arthur Lee
- George Lee
- Ernest Leese
- Joseph Leese
- Herbert Leney
- Charles Lewis
- Viscount Lewisham
- James Lillywhite
- John Lillywhite
- Thomas Limb
- William Lindsay
- Bob Lipscomb
- Benjamin Lister
- JG Lloyd[p]
- Ephraim Lockwood
- Henry Lockwood
- Henry Long[q]
- George Longman
- Alfred Lubbock
- Edgar Lubbock
- Arthur Lucas
- Alfred Lucas
- A. P. Lucas
- Charles F Lucas
- Charles J Lucas
- Frederick Lucas
- Morton Lucas
- Henry Luddington
- Edward Lumb
- Algernon Lushington
- Edward Lutterlock
- George Lynn
- Joseph Lynn
- Godfrey Lyons
- Alfred Lyttelton
- Arthur Lyttelton
- Edward Lyttelton
- George Lyttelton
- Robert Lyttelton
M
edit- George Macan
- George McCanlis
- William McCanlis
- Edward McCormick
- Martin McIntyre
- William McIntyre
- Lord MacKenzie
- Frederick MacKenzie
- Donald MacKinnon
- Francis MacKinnon
- Norman MacLachlan
- William Macpherson
- Joseph Makinson
- Thomas Mantle
- John Mare
- M Marks[r]
- Joseph Marlow
- Charles Marriott
- George Marriott
- William Marriott
- Amos Marshall
- George Marsham
- John Marsham
- William Marten
- George Martin
- John Martin
- Henry Mason
- Albert Masterson[s]
- Henry Mathwin
- John Matthews[t]
- Thomas Matthews
- Henry Maturin
- John Maude
- John Maul
- Edmund Maynard
- George Meares
- William Mechen
- Henry Meek
- Francis Melhuish
- John Melling
- Frank Mellor
- Horace Mellor
- Charles Michell
- Edward Michell
- Livingston Middlemost
- William "Bay" Middleton
- Billy Midwinter
- Audley Miles[u]
- Charles Miles
- Herbert Miles
- Robert Miles
- William Millard
- E Miller[v]
- Francis Miller[w]
- Henry Miller
- William Miller[x]
- Edwin Mills
- Henry Mills
- John Mills
- Walter Mills
- William Mirehouse
- Richard Mitchell
- John Moberly
- William Moberly
- Edgar Moline
- Walter Money
- Francis Monkland
- Francis Montresor
- William Moore
- Edward Moorhouse
- Charles Morgan
- Fred Morley
- Norman Morris
- Philip Morton
- Arthur Motley
- George Mumford
- Henry Munnion
- Thomas Mycroft
- William Mycroft
- Matthew Myers
N
editO
editP
edit- William Padley
- Richard Palmer
- Septimus Palmer
- William Palmer
- William Paris
- Elliot Parke
- Henry Parr
- Percivall Parr
- Edward Pattenden
- William H Patterson
- William S Patterson
- Walter Pattisson
- Bernard Pauncefote
- Tom Pawley
- Alfred Payne
- Charles Payne
- John Payne
- William Payne
- Edward Peake
- Thomas Pearce
- William Pearce
- Alexander Pearson
- Harry Pearson
- Thomas Pearson
- Ted Peate
- William Pedley
- Sidney Pelham
- Dick Penn
- Frank Penn
- William Penn
- Aloysius Pereira
- Henry Phillips
- James Phillips
- Francis Pickering
- Charles Pidcock[ab]
- Charles Pigg
- Herbert Pigg
- Dick Pilling
- George Pinder
- John Platts
- Thomas Plumb
- David Pollard
- John Ponsonby-Fane
- Alfred Pontifex
- Dudley Pontifex
- Ted Pooley
- Frederick Pooley
- Edward Porter
- Bernard Posno[ac]
- Charles Potter
- Joseph Potter
- George Power
- Walter Powys
- Frederic R Price
- Frederic WS Price
- Walter Price
- Rowland Prothero
- Frederick Pryor
- William Pulman
Q
editR
edit- Frederick Randon
- John Ratcliff
- Thomas Ratliff
- John Raven
- John Rawlin
- Elisha Rawlinson
- William Rawlinson
- Herbert Rawson
- Robert Raynbird
- Walter Raynbird
- George Raynor
- Maurice Read
- Walter Read
- Albert Reed
- Charles Regan
- George Remnant
- Henry Renny-Tailyour
- Alfred Renshaw[ad]
- Frederick Reynolds
- Henry Reynolds
- Herbert Rhodes
- Henry Richardson
- John Richardson
- John Richardson
- Richard Richardson
- Sam Richardson
- James Ricketts
- Wilfred Rickman
- Edward Riddell
- Arthur Ridley
- William Rigley
- Martin Riley
- RS Roberts[ae]
- Frederick Robertson
- James Robertson
- Arthur Robinson
- Henry Robinson[af]
- Walter Robinson
- William Rodger
- Bill Roe
- Edward Roper
- John Rose
- William Rose
- Charles Ross
- Hamilton Ross
- Hugh Rotherham
- Joseph Rowbotham
- Francis Rowe
- Alexander Rowley
- Charles Rowley
- Edmund Rowley
- George Royle
- Vernon Royle
- Robert Rumsey
- John Russel
- Edward Rutter
- Arnold Rylott
S
edit- Edward Salmon
- George Savile
- James Savory
- James Schofield
- Sandford Schultz
- Arthur Sclater
- Avison Scott
- Stanley Scott
- William Scott
- William Scotton
- John Seaton
- John Selby
- Charles Seymour
- Francis Shadwell
- Francis Shand
- Arthur Sharood
- Charles Sharp
- Charles Sharpe
- John Sharratt
- Alfred Shaw
- George Shaw
- Henry Shaw
- Jem Shaw
- Vero Shaw
- Mordecai Sherwin
- George Shoesmith
- William Shotton
- Charles Showers
- Arthur Shrewsbury
- William Shrewsbury
- Abraham Shuker
- John Shuter
- Leonard Shuter
- Frank Silcock
- Arthur Simmonds
- Herbert Sims
- Edward Skinner
- John Skinner
- Alfort Smith
- Alfred Smith
- Arthur Smith
- Arthur F Smith
- Arthur P Smith
- Charles H Smith
- Charles J Smith
- Edwin Smith
- Edward Smith
- George Smith
- Hugh Smith
- John Smith
- John Smith
- Robert Smith
- Thomas Smith[ag]
- William Smith
- Walker Smith[ah]
- Arthur Smith-Barry
- William Smith-Masters
- John Smythe
- Albert Snow
- William Soames
- Frederick Soden
- George Solly
- James Southerton
- Abraham Sowden
- Unwin Sowter
- George Sparkes
- George Stallard[ai]
- Edward Stanhope
- Harry Stedman
- Allan Steel
- Douglas Steel
- Frederick Steele
- Edwin Stephenson
- Frederick Stephenson
- Heathfield Stephenson
- John Stevens
- Alexander Stewart
- James Stewart
- William Stewart
- Edward Stocks
- Frederick Stokes
- Graham Stokes
- Lennard Stokes
- Enoch Storer
- William Story
- Montague Stow
- George Strachan
- Alfred Stratford
- Francis Street
- James Street
- Henry Stubberfield
- James Stubbings
- Thomas Stubbs
- Charles Studd
- Edward Studd
- George Studd
- Kynaston Studd
- Joseph Sulley
- Henry Sutherland
- Edmund Sutton
- John Swaffer
- John Swan
- Thomas Swinford
- Anton Syrée
T
edit- Alfred Tabor
- Arthur Tabor
- Milo Talbot
- Frederick Tate
- Henry Tate
- Edmund Taylor
- Frank Taylor
- Henry Taylor
- James Taylor
- John Taylor
- John Taylor
- Charles Teape
- Hector Tennent
- William Tester
- Arthur Tharp
- John Thewlis
- John Thewlis
- AF Thomas[aj]
- Henry Thomson
- Harry Thornber
- Frederick Thornhill
- Albert Thornton
- Charles Thornton
- James Thornton
- Percy Thornton
- Walter Thornton
- Charles Tillard
- John Tilson
- Cris Tinley
- Valentine Titchmarsh
- Frederic Tobin
- Robert Tolley
- Robert Tomkinson
- William Tonge
- Edward Tootell
- Frank Townsend
- William Townshend
- Walter Toynbee[ak]
- Enoch Tranter
- Thomas Trelor[al]
- James Tremenheere
- Arthur Trevor
- Edward Tritton
- Thomas Trodd
- William Trollope
- David Trotter
- Medhurst Troughton
- Richard Tryon
- Henry Tubb
- George Tuck
- James Tuck
- Carleton Tufnell
- Charles Turnbull
- Rivers Turnbull
- John Turner
- Montague Turner
- John Tye
- Edward Tylecote
- Henry Tylecote
- Charles Tyssen[am]
U
editV
editW
edit- Ernest Wadsworth
- Isaac Walker
- James Walker
- John Walker
- Roger Walker
- Russell Walker
- Thomas Walker
- Vyell Walker
- Henry Wall
- William Wall
- George Wallace
- Nesbit Wallace
- Lamplough Wallgate
- Edward Wallington
- Conrad Wallroth
- George Walsh
- James Walton
- Edward Ward
- John Ward
- William Erskine Ward
- Frederick Warde
- Charles Wardle
- Charles Warren
- Alexander Watson
- Frederic Watson
- George Webb
- Alexander Webbe
- George Webbe
- Herbert Webbe
- William Weighell
- Tristram Welman
- John West
- Francis Whatmough
- Thomas Whatmough
- Charles Wheater
- Alfred Wheeler
- John Wheeler
- Walter Wheeler
- Edward White
- Francis Whitfeld
- Herbert Whitfeld
- Robert Whitley
- Archie Wickham
- Sam Widdowson
- Tom Wild
- William Wild
- Anthony Wilkinson
- Edward Wilkinson
- William Williams
- Thomas Wills
- Edgar Willsher
- Arthur Wilmot
- Charles Plumpton Wilson
- Thomas Wilson
- Thomas W Wilson
- George Winder
- Lyndhurst Winslow
- William Winter
- Arthur H Wood
- Arthur M Wood
- Edward Wood
- George Henry Wood[an]
- Hugh Wood
- Harry Wood
- Henry Wood[ao]
- Matthew Wood
- Reginald Wood
- Thomas Woodgate
- William Woof
- George Wootton
- Jimmy Wootton
- Frank Wright
- Robert Wright
- Thomas Wright
- Walter Wright
- George Wyatt
- Frederick Wyld
- William Wyld
- Teddy Wynyard
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editNotes
edit- ^ Australia played a single Test match in England in 1880. Players who appeared for Australia in that match are excluded from this list if they did not also play for a domestic English side between 1871 and 1880.
- ^ Archdale played a single match for MCC in 1876, scoring a total of seven runs. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[1]
- ^ Barker played a single first-class match for The North in 1880, scoring a total of 19 runs. He is known to have played for Derbyshire Colts in 1881, but no other biographical details are known.[2]
- ^ An Australian, Butler played in England in 1877, making three appearances in English cricket, once each for The South, MCC and The Gentlemen.[3]
- ^ Campbell played once for a side organised by WG Grace in 1871, taking one wicket in a match against Kent. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[4]
- ^ Born in India in 1855, the son of a clergyman, Churchill was educated at Marlborough College before going up to Jesus College, Cambridge in 1876. He played cricket at school and whilst at university, and made is only first-class appearance for an England XI against the university side in 1877. He won Blues in athletics and association football whilst at Cambridge. He qualified as a priest and, after working as a curate at Moffat he became a teacher, working at Broadstairs in Kent before becoming headmaster of St Davids prep school at Reigate. He died at his home in London in 1936.[5][6][7]
- ^ Cole played three first-class matches in 1879, two for Middlesex and one for a United London XI. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[8]
- ^ Spencer Compton Collin played a single first-class match for an England XI against Cambridge University in 1873. He was a student at Emmanuel College, Cambridge at the time, having gone up to the university from Winchester College in 1871. He played more cricket for his college as well as for a variety of other sides, including Essex sides in 1880 and 1881. Born at Rickling Green near Saffron Walden in 1852, the second son of a clergyman, Collin worked as a solicitor in London. He died at Brighton in 1923.[9][10][11]
- ^ A single first-class appearance for the Players of the North in 1878. Easby played for a variety of club sides across Yorkshire, most frequently Middlesbrough and Bradford, but other than an initial and surname no biographical details are known.[13]
- ^ Born at Bungay in Suffolk in 1853, Charles Richard Ford played for Staffordshire County Cricket Club in 1872 and 1873 and for the Gentlemen of Staffordshire in 1873. His only first-class match was an 1874 fixture for an England XI against Cambridge University. No further biographical details are know.[14]
- ^ Hewitt played a single first-class match for the Gentlemen of the North in 1877, the only cricket match he is known to have played. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[17]
- ^ John Barkly Ingram played a single first-class match for an England XI against the Players of the North in 1878. He was born in Australia in 1857 and played club cricket for Dewsbury and Batley in Yorkshire during the 1870s. He died at Dewsbury in 1924.[18]
- ^ Kitching played in a single first-class match for the Gentlemen of the North in 1877. He was born at Huddersfield in 1851 and died at Winson Green in Birmingham in 1902.[19]
- ^ Born in Australia in 1845, Langhorne played a single first-class match for MCC in 1880. He died at Watford in 1930.[20]
- ^ Born at Cambridge in 1849, Laxton played in two first-class matches for England XIs against Cambridge University, one in each of 1872 and 1873. He played other matches for Cambridge sides and for the Gentlemen of Wiltshire. He died at Cambridge in 1882.[21]
- ^ Lloyd played a single first-class match for WG Grace's XI in 1871, scoring four runs in his only innings. Other than a surname and initials no biographical details are known.[22]
- ^ Long played a single match for MCC in 1880. He was born at Henlow in 1859 and died at Marylebone in 1902.[23]
- ^ Marks played a single match for WG Grace's XI in 1877, scoring a single run in the only innings in which he batted. Other than a name and initial no biographical details are known.[24]
- ^ Albert Masterson played in three first-class matches, all for Cambridgeshire. He lived between 1843 and 1887 and was the brother of Joseph Masterson.[25]
- ^ Matthews, who was born at Clifton in Bristol in 1847, played a single first-class match for Gloucestershire. He neither batted or bowled in the match, an 1872 fixture against Sussex. He died at Maidenhead in 1912. His brother, Thomas Matthews, also played for Gloucestershire.[26]
- ^ Born at Clifton in Bristol in 1855, Miles was educated at Eton College, where he played cricket, before going up to Brasenose College, Oxford. He played one first-class match for MCC in 1876 and played club cricket for I Zingari between 1875 and 1883 and Eton Ramblers between 1876 and 1896. Hs brother, * Charles Miles, and cousins Herbet and Robert Miles all played first-class matches. He died at Polmaise near Stirling in 1919.[27][28][29]
- ^ Miller played once for Sussex in 1878. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[30]
- ^ Miller played twice for MCC in 1877. He was born at Ayr in Scotland in 1850. His brother William Miller also played first-class cricket for MCC.[31]
- ^ Miller played once for MCC in 1876. He was born at Ayr in Scotland in 1848 and died at West Ealing in London in 1909. His brother Francis Miller also played first-class cricket for MCC.[32]
- ^ Neale, who was born at Hardham in Sussex in 1849, played a single first-class match for a team organised by WG Grace in 1871. He played other matches for the Gentlemen of Sussex and Chichester Priory Park during the same season. He died at Cheam in Surrey in 1935.[33]
- ^ Newman, who lived between 1837 and 1897, played five first-class matches between 1867 and 1871, all for Cambridgeshire. He played other matches for Cambridge based sides over the same time period and was born and died in the town.[34]
- ^ Nixon played a single first-class match for MCC in 1873. He had played for Huntingdonshire in 1871 and played other matches for MCC between 1872 and 1876. He was born at Cambridge in 1852 and died there in 1915.[35]
- ^ Charles Alexander Pidcock was born in British India in 1850 and educated at Harrow School before going up to Trinity College, Cambridge in 1869. He had played cricket and rugby union at school and cricket for his college, but made his only first-class appearance for an England XI against the Cambridge University side in 1872, scoring 12 runs in his only innings. He was called to the bar in 1877 and worked as a magistrate and civil commissioner in Matabeleland in Rhodesia. He died at Hastings in Sussex in 1901.[36][37][38]
- ^ Posno played two first-class matches, playing for an England XI against Cambridge University in both 1878 and 1879. Born at Finchley in 1850, he played club cricket for the Orleans Club and MCC. He died at Paris in 1901.[39]
- ^ Born at Islington in 1844, Renshaw played a single first-class match for MCC in 1871. He died in Norway in 1897.[40]
- ^ Roberts played 10 matches for Lancashire, the only first-class matches he is known to have played, scoring 100 runs and, as a wicket-keeper, taking nine catches and making five stumpings.[41] In James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual he was recorded as RS Roberts in 1873 and in 1875 described as an amateur player who was "a very good bat and field". It is possible that his first name was Richard and that he played for Accrington Cricket Club, although this is uncertain.[42]
- ^ CricketArchive identifies this players as Benjamin Lawrence Herbert Robinson; other sources identify him as Henry Robinson.[43][44]
- ^ Born in 1854 at Guildford, Smith played in one match for Surrey, an 1876 fixture against Sussex. Nothing more is known regarding his cricket career.[45][46]
- ^ CricketArchive gives the name Walter Smith as well as different birth and death dates to other sources.[47][48]
- ^ Born at Northwick near Worcester in 1856, Stallard was educated at Rossall School, where he played cricket, before going up to Emmanuel College, Cambridge in 1874. A right-handed batsman, he played his only first-class match whilst at the university, playing for an England XI against the university side in 1875. He played for Worcestershire County Cricket Club before the side had first-class status and was involved in trial matches for the university first XI. He was called to the bar in 1879 and had a notable legal career. He was a judge on the Oxford Circuit before serving as private secretary to Sir Alfred Maloney the Governor of Lagos Colony from 1887 to 1889. He was mentioned in dispatches during the Jebu War in 1892 before serving as District Commissioner and Queen's Advocate at Lagos between 1892 and 1897 after which he served as Chief Justice of Sierra Leone. He retired in 1907 and was offered a knighthood but declined it. Stallard did not marry; he died at North Tawton in Devon in 1912 at the age of 56.[49][50][51][52]
- ^ Thomas played a single match for the Gentlemen of England against Cambridge University in 1878. Other than a surname and initials no biographical details are known.[53]
- ^ Born at Lincoln in 1850, Toynbee was educated at Winchester College and later worked as a solicitor at Lincoln and Newark-on-Trent. He played for Huntingdonshire, the Gentlemen of Lincolnshire and Lincolnshire but made only one appearance in first-class cricket, an 1879 fixture for MCC against Yorkshire. He neither bowler nor batted during the match. He died in 1930 at Hyde Park in London.[54][55]
- ^ Often known as Arthur Trelor, the name which CricInfo lists him under. CricketArchive spells his surname Treloar.[56][57]
- ^ Sometimes known as Daniel-Tyssen.
- ^ Wood was born in 1846 at Liverpool. He was wealthy and was on the MCC committee during the 1870s. He played two first-class matches for the club, one in 1880 and the other the following season. His death of death is unknown.[58][59]
- ^ Henry Thellusson Wood was born in 1850 at Aldbury in Hertfordshire. He was educated at Royal Grammar School, Guildford and St John's College, Cambridge and later entered the Church of England, working in Kent, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. He played his only first-class match for an England XI against Cambridge University in 1877, but was, according to Alumni Cantabrigienses invited to join the England cricket team tour of Australia in 1876–77; he was forced to decline the offer having taken up a teaching position at Slough. He was rector at Aldbury from 1890 until his death in 1928.[60][61]
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