Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1889

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Derbyshire County Cricket Club seasons
1889 season
Captain William Chatterton
Most runs William Chatterton
Most wickets George Davidson
Most catches James Disney

Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1889 was the cricket season when the English club Derbyshire had been playing nineteen years. Derbyshire's matches were not considered to be first class in this season. The club had lost first class status after 1887 and did not regain it until 1894, the year before they joined the County Championship. However many of the players competed for the club earlier or subsequently at first-class level.

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1889 season

Derbyshire played eleven games, all against sides that they had played in first class matches before 1888 or that joined the County Championship four years later. William Chatterton was in his third year as captain and was also top scorer making a century against Essex. George Davidson topped the bowling with 38 wickets.

Fred Spofforth, known as the "Demon Bowler" had toured England with the Australians in 1886, and afterwards chose to live in Derbyshire. The club tried to persuade the County Cricket Council to let him play for Derbyshire without waiting for the usual two years' residential qualification. Although the application was refused, in 1889 Yorkshire generously offered to waive the point so that Spofforth could play against them. [1] He did so in two matches in the 1889 season, repaying them in one game by taking fifteen of their wickets for 81 runs. In the 1890 season, with the residential qualification met, Spofforth was able not only to play for Derbyshire but to captain the side. Charles Evans who made his debut played on for Derbyshire into the County Championship in 1895. Frank Evershed one of the Evershed brothers and a rugby international played in his first season for Derbyshire, but never played a first class game. Joseph Burrows, George Maltby and Thomas Purdy all played in one career match for Derbyshire against the MCC and only Purdy returned the following year.

Matches

List of matches
No.DateVResultMarginNotes
1 20 May 1889 [2] MCC
Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood
Won1 wicketHearne 6–16; West 6-29
210 Jun 1889 [3] Yorkshire

County Ground, Derby
Lost54 runs FR Spofforth 7-45 and 8-36; Peel 6-24 and 8-43
317 Jun 1889 [4] Essex
County Ground, Leyton
Drawn W Chatterton 168; G Davidson 129; Burrell 5-56
420 Jun 1889 [5] Surrey
Kennington Oval
LostInnings and 223 runs W Read 103; G Lohmann 5-42; T Bowley 6-48
524 Jun 1889 [6] Leicestershire
County Ground, Derby
WonInnings and 133 runs W Sugg 104; A Rylott 5–125; G Davidson 6-49
601 Jul 1889 [7] Nottinghamshire
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Lost10 wicketsRichardson 5-54; W Attewell 5-26
722 Jul 1889 [8] Surrey
County Ground, Derby
Lost48 runsBeaumont 8-53; T Bowley 6-13
829 Jul 1889 [9] Nottinghamshire
County Ground, Derby
LostInnings and 26 runs W Attewell 6-35 and 5-24; Richardson 6-36
905 Aug 1889 [10] Yorkshire
Bramall Lane, Sheffield
Drawn
1008 Aug 1889 [11] Leicestershire
Grace Road, Leicester
Drawn G Davidson 6-47; J J Hulme 5-28
1119 Aug 1889 [12] Essex
County Ground, Derby
Won10 wicketsBishop 5-77; W Sugg 7-44

Statistics

Batting averages

NameMatchesInnsRunsHigh scoreAverage100s
C Evans 11474747.000
W Chatterton 111850016827.781
G Davidson 111838912921.611
W Sugg 101731810418.711
SH Evershed 8132347918.000
LG Wright 6111685915.270
J J Hulme 10161926112.000
W S Eadie 8131495111.460
W Storer 23321410.670
HC Mosby [13] 814129329.210
F Evershed 3539147.800
E Evershed 5853167.670
GG Walker 1015115346.760
JR Burrows [14] 12974.500
GA Maltby [15] 12984.500
T Purdy [16] 12974.50
F R Spofforth 22844.000
G Ratcliffe 12000.000
G Porter 12442.000
W Hall 1117157349.240
JJ Disney 10141130.790

Bowling averages

NameBallsRunsWicketsBBAverage
G Davidson 1893643386-4716.92
J J Hulme 1079451275-2816.70
HC Mosby432159113-2814.45
W Hall 975319184-3217.72
W Chatterton 782280184-8015.56
GG Walker 960412164-2825.75
FR Spofforth 26581158-365.40
W Sugg 17467107-446.70
G Porter 1354342-1110.75
SH Evershed 30150

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