THE AVERAGES.
LONDON, September 19P. R. Johnean (Souierset), a member of tho last two English teams which visited Now Zealand, heads the English batting averages, with 75.37. Then come Bosanquet (Middlesex) 54.05, l'Vy (Sussex) 52.65, H. K. Forster (AVor-oo_tei-liirc) 48.04, Hayward, (Surrey) 45.82, Warner (Middlesex) 45.55, llitnjitainiiji (Sussex) 45.52, Tyldealey (Lancashire) 43.D7, Jessop (ClouociyteTshire) 41.88, Marshall (Surrey, lat© of Queensland) 40.22, Tarrant (Middiesox) 41.04 Ouffe ( Worcesterj lato Now South Wales) is 38th with 33.46, PoideTin (LatDoasliiro) 61s* wiith 29. King, of the Fhiilade-phians, heads tho bowling with 87 wickets for 11.01 each, Haigh (Yorkshire) took 103 wickots 'for 13.39, and Hirst (Yorkshire) 174 wickets for 14.05. Tarrairt is 12th with IS9 wickots for 16.68, and Marshall 28th with 56 wioltets for 18-83.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13226, 21 September 1908, Page 9
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