Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1886

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1886 season
Captain Edmund Maynard
Most runs William Chatterton
Most wickets William Cropper "G G" Walker
Most catches James Disney

Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1886 represents the cricket season when the English club Derbyshire had been playing for fifteen years and was the penultimate season before they lost first class status for seven years.

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1886 season

Derbyshire CCC played nine county games in 1886, and two other first class matches which were against MCC and Australians. Their only first class win was against MCC and the poor performance contributed to the club losing first class status at the end of the following year. They also played two non first class matches against Essex, which were both wins for Derbyshire and included a century for W Chatterton and 8 for 48 by Davidson

The captain for the year was Edmund Maynard. The top scorer was William Chatterton. William Cropper and "G G" Walker shared the top bowling spot.

George Davidson, who became one of Derbyshire's leading bowlers made his debut in 1886. James Stubbings and A S Sugden played for Derbyshire in the matches against Essex.

Several players made their final appearances for Derbyshire in the season. George Hay had first played in 1875 although he had played few games since 1880. William Wood-Sims and Joseph Marlow had first played in 1879 and Stephen Doughty in 1880. Ludford Docker who first played in 1881 went to Birmingham to set up the family firm and Alfred Cochrane who had played several games since 1884 tok up employment in Northumberland. Frank Sugg had also joined Derbyshire in 1884 but moved on to Lancashire. Joseph Chatterton, brother of William and a player of promise died at the age of 19 in November 1886.

Matches

List of first class matches
No.DateVResultMarginNotes
113 May 1886 [1] MCC
Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood
WonInnings and 28 runs W Attewell 6-69; GG Walker 6-26
227 May 1886 [2] Lancashire
Old Trafford, Manchester
Drawn A Watson 7-15
307 Jun 1886 [3] Australians
County Ground, Derby
Lost6 Wickets G Giffen 7-41 and 9-60
417 Jun 1886 [4] Yorkshire
County Ground, Derby
Lost3 Wickets W Cropper 5-77
521 Jun 1886 [5] Kent
County Ground, Derby
Lost173 runs W Cropper 6-34; GG Hearne 5-34; J Wooton 5-52
605 Jul 1886 [6] Surrey
County Ground, Derby
Lost157 runs GG Walker 7-38 and 5-75; T Bowley 6-58
729 Jul 1886 [7] Kent
Mote Park, Maidstone
LostInnings and 13 runs J Wooton 6-41
802 Aug 1886 [8] Gloucestershire
County Ground, Derby
Lost47 runs W G Grace 6-34; W Woof 6-50
905 Aug 1886 [9] Surrey
Kennington Oval
LostInnings 122 runs W W Read 115; T Bowley 6-39; George Lohmann 5-50
1016 Aug 1886 [10] Lancashire
County Ground, Derby
Lost10 Wickets A Watson 6-29 and 6-26
1126 Aug 1886 [11] Yorkshire
Recreation Ground, Holbeck
Lost121 runs I Grimshaw 122; W Bates 106 5-30 and 5-45;
List of other matches
No.DateVResultMarginNotes
112 Jul 1886 [12] Essex
County Ground, Derby
Won46 runs
209 Aug 1886 [13] Essex
County Ground, Leyton
WonInnings and 78 runs
323 Aug 1886 [14] Burnley Cricket Club
Turf Moor, Burnley
Won8 wickets 1 day match

Statistics

First-class batting averages

NameAm/
Pro
AgeHandMatchesInnsRunsHigh scoreAverage100s
William Chatterton P23R13254629721.000
FH Sugg P24R12234086217.730
LC Docker A26R8142416417.210
W Cropper 23R13243709315.410
SH Evershed A25R36642610.660
E Coup A25L71412439.530
W Hall A26R2394*9.000
George Davidson P19R112115333*8.500
J Marlow 31R2325118.330
GG Walker A25L1426184398.000
Walter Sugg 26R61295237.910
EAJ Maynard A25R1019110236.470
JD Chatterton 19R81674215.280
WW Wood-Sims A28R221065.000
WS Eadie A21R5942134.660
J Brelsford A30R12884.000
S Doughty 30R12884.000
G Hay A35R12643.000
JJ Disney P26R12212761.920
H Slater 31R11111.000
AHJ Cochrane A21R815599*00

William Chatterton, Frank Sugg, William Cropper, GG Walker and James Disney played first class matched for other teams during the season.

First-class bowling averages

NameHandBallsRunsWicketsBBAverage
W Cropper L M2110739466-3416.06
GG Walker L F & Sl2211923467-3820.06
George Davidson R MF1731627399-4216.50
AHJ Cochrane L M1236479305-1915.96
William Chatterton R S1244380164-2223.75
Walter Sugg R M516214113-4519.45
JD Chatterton R Sl25211951-923.80
S Doughty R O703133-2810.33
W Hall R M482211-1822.00
J Marlow R M602111-1121.00
SH Evershed R M3213000
H Slater R M32140
J Brelsford R M40190

Wicket keeping

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