We add a few notes on the team E. 0. Cumming.—A fair bat, but ought to put more "beef" into his play} can bowl if required. Weak in fielding, but this is chiefly due to slackness.
G.C. Dew.—A free bat. Is too fond of trying to pull a straight ball; a fair medium paced bowler. Smart in the field.
R. O. Farbridge.—Has not played much this season owing to ill health. A dangerous bat when in form. Can field anywhere.
W. H. Jackson.—A free hitting bat. Bowls well rather over medium pace. Should learn to play a losing game with more heart.
A. E, Lanning.—The steadiest bat in the team. With more strength and age should well. make a fine player. Keeps wicket fairly
G. F. Lanning.—A_ most promising bateman and good field. Fair change bowler.
J. Mann.—A most punishing bat, but hardly gives himself enough time to settle down. Undoubtedly the best bowler in the XI, on his day being well nigh un-cat Playable, Should make more certain of a.
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