Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1894

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1894 season
Captain Sydney Evershed
Most runs George Davidson
Most wickets George Davidson
Most catches William Storer

Derbyshire Country Cricket Club in 1894 was the cricket season when the English club Derbyshire had been playing for twenty three years. Derbyshire's matches were re-accorded first class status in this season but they did not start to take part in the County Championship until the following season.

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1894 season

The captains of the leading counties determined that in 1894 Derbyshire with Essex, Leicestershire and Warwickshire , should be given first-class status. The match results did not count in the County Championship until 1895, when Hampshire was also admitted. [1] Derbyshire played eleven first-class games including one against MCC. They played three other matches which were against Hampshire and the touring South Africans.

Sydney Evershed - captain Sydney Evershed.jpg
Sydney Evershed - captain

Derbyshire won six of their first class matches and lost four with one drawn. The three other matches were two draws and a loss to Hampshire. Sydney Evershed was in his fourth season as captain. Several players played for other first-class teams, and so the top scorer and wicket-taker in Derbyshire's first-class matches was George Davidson.

Most of the team had played for Derbyshire in the 1887 season or before and had continued playing during the interval. Those who had joined in the interval and made their first-class debuts were Charles Evans, Samuel Malthouse, Daniel Bottom, stand -in wicket-keeper Frank Mycroft and William Delacombe. Those who made their Derbyshire debut in 1894 and played subsequently were Samuel Hill-Wood future MP, baronet and chairman of Arsenal, William Locker footballer and George Marsden lawyer. In addition John Young colliery carpenter played two career first class matches and Albert Widdowson farm hand played one career first class match in the season.

Matches

List of first class matches
No.DateVResultMarginNotes
110 May 1894 [2] Surrey
Kennington Oval
LostInnings and 40 runs F Smith 5-43; J J Hulme 5-76; T Richardson 6-17
217 May 1894 [3] MCC
Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood
Won7 wickets J Rawlin 6-49; G Davidson 6-31 and 5-63
311 Jun 1894 [4] Lancashire
County Ground, Derby
Won5 wickets J J Hulme 7-15; A Mold 6-21; GG Walker 5-24
425 Jun 1894 [5] Warwickshire
County Ground, Derby
Won10 wickets
502 Jul 1894 [6] Lancashire
Old Trafford, Manchester
Lost14 runs A Mold 7-77; G Davidson 7-55; J Briggs 5-68
609 Jul 1894 [7] Yorkshire
County Ground, Derby
Lost3 wickets J J Hulme 6-94; R Peel 5-64; Hirst 5-53
716 Jul 1894 [8] Surrey
County Ground, Derby
Drawn R Abel 122; G Davidson 5-100; T Richardson 5-52; F Smith 5-34
823 Jul 1894 [9] Warwickshire
Edgbaston, Birmingham
LostInnings and 80 runs S Whitehead 7-41 and 5-17; HJ Pallett 5-16
930 Jul 1894 [10] Yorkshire
Bramall Lane, Sheffield
Won9 wickets G Davidson 8-33; E Wainwright 5-29; J J Hulme 9-27
1009 Aug 1894 [11] Leicestershire
Grace Road, Leicester
WonInnings and 36 runs G Porter 5-14; G Davidson 6-37
1120 Aug 1894 [12] Leicestershire
County Ground, Derby
Won8 wickets G Davidson 5-39 and 5-45; G Hillyard 5-87
List of other matches
No.DateVResultMarginNotes
114 May 1894 [13] Hampshire
County Ground, Southampton
Drawn LG Wright 171; J J Hulme 6-65
226 Jul 1894 [14] South Africans
County Ground, Derby
Drawn W Sugg 121; C Sewell 128
306 Aug 1894 [15] Hampshire
County Ground, Derby
Lost5 wickets J J Hulme 6-78; H Baldwin 5-37 and 6-75;

Statistics

First Class batting averages

NameMatchesInnsRunsHigh scoreAverage100s
W Chatterton 162761111327.771
G Davidson 19305378121.480
W Storer 142029778*18.560
C Evans 691233117.570
J J Hulme 10162605517.330
W Sugg 11182407016.000
LG Wright 12222684413.400
H Bagshaw 7121564413.000
S Malthouse 8111173811.700
SH Evershed 46663411.000
GA Marsden 812102349.270
W Locker 121597.500
GG Walker 111695385.930
W S Eadie 4734185.660
D Bottom 11555.000
G Porter 45753.500
F Mycroft 12643.000
A Widdowson 11111.000
S Hill-Wood 1111*
WB Delacombe 11000.000
JW Young 22000.000

Wright, Chatterton, Davidson and Walker played for North against South, and Chatterton Davidson and Walker played for Players against Gents. Chatterton Davidson and Storer played for MCC

Leading first-class batsmen for Derbyshire by runs scored
NameMatInnsRunsHS Ave 100
G Davidson 11173748122.00 (a)0
W Storer 101626078*16.25 (a)0
J J Hulme 10162605517.330
W Sugg 11182407016.000
W Chatterton 111722012.94 (a)

(a) Figures adjusted for non Derbyshire matches

First Class bowling averages

NameBallsRunsWicketsBBAverage
G Davidson 41471266978-3313.05
J J Hulme 2221777479-2716.53
GG Walker 1366631327-10819.71
G Porter 415115145-148.21
C Evans 493240134-4618.46
H Bagshaw 2357344-4218.25
W Sugg 2059942-2924.75
W Chatterton 1951000
WB Delacombe 20170
S Malthouse 85260
Leading first class bowlers for Derbyshire by wickets taken
NameBallsRunsWktsBBI Ave
G Davidson 3338964798-3312.20 (a)
J J Hulme 2221777479-2716.53
GG Walker 932409215-2419.48 (a)
G Porter 415115145-148.21
C Evans 493240134-4618.46

(a) Figures adjusted for non Derbyshire matches

Wicket Keeper

Storer also kept wicket for MCC taking three catches and three stumpings. Frank Mycroft was stand-in wicket-keeper for one match.

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