This is a list of cricketers who played first-class cricket in England in matches between the 1861 and 1870 English cricket seasons. The sport of cricket had acquired most of its modern features by this time, and overarm bowling was established as a valid way to deliver the ball beginning in the 1864 season.[1]
The players included are those known to have played in matches which were given retrospective first-class status between 1861 and 1870, inclusive.[upper-alpha 1]
A
- Thomas Abraham
- Charlie Absolom
- Edward Acheson
- Archibald Acheson
- Swainson Akroyd
- Charles W. Alcock
- Charles Dallas Alexander
- Charles Robert Alexander
- George Alexander
- Henry Alexander
- Josceline Amherst
- George Anderson
- G Anderson[lower-alpha 1]
- Henry Andrews
- John Anscombe
- Thomas Anson
- Walter Anstead
- Robert Antrobus
- Arthur Appleby
- Charles Appleton
- Henry Arkwright
- Vernon Armitage
- Henry Armitstead
- William Armitstead
- Robert Armstrong
- Thomas Armstrong
- Edward Ash
- Charles Ashwell[lower-alpha 2]
- George Atkinson
- Cholmeley Austen-Leigh
- Charles Austen-Leigh
- Edward Austin
- Geoffrey Austin
B
- Thomas Baggallay
- Thomas Bagge
- WP Bailey[lower-alpha 3]
- William Baillie
- Francis Baker
- George Baker
- Archibald Balfour
- Robert Drummond Balfour
- Horatio Barber
- Henry Barber
- Charles Barker[lower-alpha 4]
- JB Barker[lower-alpha 5]
- George Barnes[lower-alpha 6]
- Thomas Barnes
- Amos Bartholomew
- Arthur Bartholomew
- Hamar Bass
- Arthur Batchelar
- William Batchelor[lower-alpha 7]
- Augustus Bateman
- Edward Bateman
- Robert Bayford
- Morton Bayley
- John Beauchamp
- John Beevor
- Thomas Belcher
- Frederick Bell
- Henry Bell
- George Bennett
- Robert Bennett
- William Benthall
- Augustus Berry[lower-alpha 8]
- John Berry
- Joseph Berry
- William Betts[lower-alpha 9]
- Samuel Biddulph
- Thomas Bignall
- Edmund Bilton
- S Bird[lower-alpha 10]
- Francis Birley
- Henry Biron
- Richard Blackstock
- EG Blain[lower-alpha 11]
- Edward Vesey Bligh
- Henry Bocking
- John Boddam-Whetham
- Henry Boden
- Clement Booth
- Stephen Botting
- St John Boultbee
- Alfred Bourne
- Edwin Bousfield
- Frederick Bowden-Smith
- Charles Bowen
- Edward Bowen
- Joseph Box
- Courtenay Boyle
- Charles Brampton
- Henry Brand
- Francis Brandt
- Edward Bray
- Thomas Brindley
- John Bristow
- George Britton
- Robert Broughton
- Charles Brown
- Thomas Brown
- George Browne
- Horace Browne
- Thomas Brownhill
- John Bruce[lower-alpha 12]
- Charles Brune
- David Buchanan
- Frederick Buckle
- Henry Bull
- Charles Buller
- Arthur Burbidge
- Frederick Burbidge
- John Burman
- Lewis Burnand
- Ernest Burnett
- John Burnett
- William Burrows
- John Burton
- William Bury
- James Bush
- Robert Bush
- Robert Butler
- Samuel Butler
- Edward Butterfield
- William Buttress
- Walter Byles
C
- Frederick Caesar
- Julius Caesar
- William Caffyn
- Charles Calvert
- Donald Campbell
- Frederick Campbell
- George Campbell
- Frederick Carlisle
- Charles Carpenter
- Robert Carpenter
- John Carpenter Garnier
- James Carroll
- Edmund Carter
- George Carter
- George Case
- Thomas Case
- Charles Cater
- William Catling
- George Cayley
- G Chandler[lower-alpha 13]
- Arthur Chapman
- Charles Charlwood
- Henry Charlwood
- George Chatterton
- James Chatterton
- Algernon Chester-Master
- Frederick Christy
- Smith Churchill
- William Churchill
- Alfred Clarke
- Robert Clayton
- William Clayton
- Reynold Clement
- Frank Cobden
- John Cockburn-Hood
- Louis Cockerell
- W Cole[lower-alpha 14]
- William Collett
- Robert Collier
- Thomas Collins
- William James Collyer
- William Robert Collyer
- Bransby Cooper
- Charles Coote
- John Copleston
- Charles Coppinger
- Septimus Coppinger
- William Coppinger
- Edward Cornwell
- William Cornwell
- George Edward Cotterill
- Montagu Cotterill
- William Court
- Cornelius Coward
- Frederick Coward
- Edward Cowell[lower-alpha 15]
- C Cox[lower-alpha 16]
- Edmund Craigie
- Frank Fairbairn Crawford
- William Crawley
- Frederick Crooke
- Joseph Cross
- Henry Croxford
- Fendall Currie
- Thomas Curteis
- William Cuttell
D
- Charles Daft
- Richard Daft
- Thomas Dakin
- John Dale
- Arthur Daly
- Arthur Daniel
- Benjamin Darbyshire
- Thomas Darnton
- Edmund Daubeny
- Edward Davenport
- John Davey
- John Ewen Davidson
- Thomas Davis
- John Davison
- Joseph Dawes
- Edwin Dawson
- William Dawson
- James Day
- James Dean
- Jemmy Dean
- Thomas de Grey
- Lambert Denne
- George Dickins
- Reginald Digby
- Alfred Diver
- George Dodsworth
- Edward Dowson
- Edward Drake
- William Dummer
- George Dunlop
- Edwin Dyke
- William Hart Dyke
E
- Richard Earle
- David Eastwood
- Charles Eccles
- William Eccles
- Edward Ede
- George Ede
- Herbert Edlmann
- James Edmeades
- Fleetwood Edwards
- Alfred Elcome
- William Elliott
- Charles Ellis
- Edmund Ellis
- Henry Ellis[lower-alpha 17]
- J Ellis[lower-alpha 18]
- Thomas Emmett
- Henry Enfield
- Henry Estridge
- Frederic Evans
- Charles Everett
- William Evetts
- Christopher Ewbank
F
- Arthur Faber
- Frank Farrands
- Edward Fawcett
- Edward Fellowes
- James Fellowes
- Harvey Fellows
- Harry Few[lower-alpha 19]
- Alfred Fewkes
- Barclay Field
- George Figg
- Charles Filgate
- Richard Fillery
- George Fillingham
- Frederick Finch
- Henry Finch
- Alfred Firth
- Alfred Fitzgerald[lower-alpha 20]
- Robert Allan Fitzgerald
- Edward Follett
- James Fordham[lower-alpha 21]
- Ralph Forster
- Arthur Fortescue
- Thomas Fowler
- Charles Francis
- Henry Francis[lower-alpha 22]
- James Fraser[lower-alpha 23]
- John Frederick
- George Freeman
- John French[lower-alpha 24]
- Henry Frere
- Frederick Fryer
- Harry Fryer
- Douglas Fyfe
G
- Henry Gale
- Lord Garlies
- Charles Garnett
- Lionel Garnett
- Thomas Garnier
- John Gibbon
- Wyatt Gibbs
- George Gilbert
- Robert Gilchrist
- Hugh Gillett
- Billy Goodhew
- Thomas Goodrich
- Charles Gordon
- Charles Steward Gordon
- Edward Goschen
- William Goulding
- George Gowan
- EM Grace
- GF Grace
- WG Grace
- Charles Green
- Joseph Green
- William Green
- George Greenfield
- Walter Greenhill
- Andrew Greenwood
- Luke Greenwood
- John Gregory
- George Griffith
- Algernon Griffiths
- George Grimshaw
- Walter Grimston
- Robert Grosvenor
- James Grundy
- Thomas Gunn
- Walter Hadow
- John Haines
- John Hale
- John Hales
- John Halford
- Charles Hall
- Charles John Hall
- John Hall
- Maurice Hall[lower-alpha 25]
- Richard Halliwell
- William Halton
- Lord George Hamilton
- Ernest Hammond
- Frank Hardcastle
- Walter Hardcastle
- Edmund Hardinge
- Lord Harris
- Thomas Harris
- William Harrison
- Edward Hartnell
- Frederick Harwood
- Alfred Hastings
- Arthur Haygarth
- John Haygarth
- Daniel Hayward
- Thomas Hayward
- Francis Head
- George Hearne
- Thomas Hearne
- James Heartfield
- Martyn Hebert[lower-alpha 26]
- George Helm
- Augustus Hemming
- Edward Hemsted
- Anthony Henley
- Edward Henty
- FH Hervey-Bathurst
- FTA Hervey-Bathurst
- George Hibberd
- H Hibberd[lower-alpha 27]
- William Hickton
- William Higgins
- Frederick Hill
- Geoffrey Hill
- Henry Hills[lower-alpha 28]
- Robert Hills
- Charles Hillyer
- John Hilton
- Philip Hilton
- Arthur Hoare
- Henry Hoare
- Thomas Hoblyn
- George Hodgkinson
- George Hodgson
- Isaac Hodgson
- William Hodson
- John Hogg
- Gideon Holgate
- Henry Holmes
- William Hone
- Ferdinand Hope-Grant
- William Hopkinson
- Fraser Hore
- Albert Hornby
- Edward Hornby
- Thomas Hornby
- John Horner
- William Horsley
- Charles Horwood
- Richard Housley
- Leonard Howell
- George Howitt
- G Howitt[lower-alpha 29]
- Edward Howsin
- Campbell Hulton
- Harrington Hulton
- Edward Hume
- John Humphrey
- Richard Humphrey
- Thomas Humphrey
- William Humphrey
- George Humphreys
- William Hutchinson
- Lord Hyde
- Henry Hyndman
I
J
K
- Joseph Kaye
- George Kelson
- Matthews Kempson
- William Kendle
- George Kennedy
- Edward Kenney
- William Kenyon-Slaney
- Richard Key[lower-alpha 33]
- Anthony Killick
- Harry Killick
- Frederick Kindermann[lower-alpha 34]
- George King
- John King[lower-alpha 35]
- Henry Bloomfield Kingscote
- Frederick Kirkman[lower-alpha 36]
- James Kirkpatrick
- John Knapp
- George Knight
- Philip Knight
- Wyndham William Knight
L
- Charlton Lane
- William Lane
- Robert Lang
- Henry Langley
- Alexander Law
- Charles Lawrence
- G Lawrence[lower-alpha 37]
- John Leach
- Robert Leach
- Arthur Lee
- Frederick Lee
- James Lee
- Joseph Leese
- Edward Chandos Leigh
- Spencer Leigh
- Wentworth Leigh
- Edwin Leventon
- John Lillywhite
- James Lillywhite
- Sydney Linton
- Francis Lipscomb
- Bob Lipscomb
- William Lipscomb
- W Little[lower-alpha 38]
- Edward Lloyd
- John Lloyd
- Ephraim Lockwood
- Thomas Lockyer
- Robert Long
- Okeover Longcroft
- John Lord
- Alfred Lubbock
- Edgar Lubbock
- Charles Lucas
- Alfred Luff
- Algernon Lushington
- George Lynas
- Walter Lyon
- Charles Lyttelton
- George Lyttelton
M
- William McCanlis
- Joseph McCormick
- Martin McIntyre
- Michael McIntyre
- William McIntyre
- Donald MacKinnon
- Francis MacKinnon
- William Macpherson
- William Fuller-Maitland
- William Maitland
- Joseph Makinson
- Alexander Malet
- George Mannings
- Thomas Mantle
- Walter Marchbank
- John Mare
- Charles Marriott
- Charles J Marshall
- Charles Marshall
- Frederick Marshall
- Henry Marshall
- Herbert Menzies Marshall
- John Marshall
- Cloudesley Marsham
- Charles Marsham
- Robert Marsham
- George Marten
- William Marten
- Charles Martin
- George Martin
- George Martin
- Marcus Martin
- William Martin
- Henry Mason
- Albert Masterson[lower-alpha 39]
- Joseph Masterson[lower-alpha 40]
- Ernest Mathews
- Thomas Matthews
- Henry Maturin
- Edmund Maude
- John Maxwell-Heron
- John May
- Henry Mayo
- William Meers
- Leonard Micklem
- George "Bay" Middleton
- Philip Miles
- Robert Miles
- Frederick Miller
- John Mills
- John Mills[lower-alpha 41]
- George Milman
- Henry Misselbrook
- Mike Mitchell
- William Moberly
- Douglas Moffat
- Walter Money
- Victor Montagu
- Henry Montgomery
- Robert Monypenny
- Francis Moore
- William Moore
- Lewis Moorsom
- John Mordaunt
- Osbert Mordaunt
- Charles Morgan
- James Morley
- Edward Morris
- Huson Morris[lower-alpha 42]
- Norman Morris
- Charles Morse
- Will Mortlock
- William Mudie
- Kenneth Muir-Mackenzie
- George Mumford
- George Muncey[lower-alpha 43]
- Henry Munn
- John Musgrave
- Arthur Thomas Myers
N
- Edwin Napper
- Walter Needham[lower-alpha 44]
- Charles Nepean
- Robert Newbolt
- Charles Newman
- William Newman[lower-alpha 45]
- Cornelius Nicholls
- Thomas Nichols[lower-alpha 46]
- Thomas Bartrup Nichols
- William Nicholson
- James Nightingale
- George Nixon
- Thomas Nixon
- Charles Noble
- John Noble
- Frederick Norley
- James Norley
- Frederick Norman
- Philip Norman
- Bradbury Norton
- Selby Norton
- William South Norton
O
P
- Henry Palairet
- George Paling
- William Palmer
- John Parkinson[lower-alpha 49]
- William Parnell
- George Parr
- John Parsons[lower-alpha 50]
- Bernard Pauncefote
- Alfred Payne
- Arthur Payne
- Charles Payne
- George Payne
- John Payne
- Joseph Payne
- Richard Payne
- Francis Pelham
- William Penn
- Henry Pepys
- John Pepys
- Henry Perkins
- John Perkins
- William Perry
- Henry Phillips
- Herbert Phipps
- Walter Phipps
- George Pinder
- James Piper[lower-alpha 51]
- John Platts
- Henry Plowden
- Thomas Plumb
- Charles Plumer
- Duncan Pocklington
- David Pollard
- Spencer Ponsonby
- John Ponsonby-Fane
- Ted Pooley
- Charles Potter
- Thomas Potter
- William Potter
- John Pratt
- Charles Prest
- William Prest
- William Pitt Prest
- Benjamin Preston
- Frederic Price
- Walter Price
- Maurice Purcell-FitzGerald
- Frederick Pryor
R
- Henry Ramsbottom
- John Randolph
- Robert Ranken
- Thomas Ratliff
- Frederick Ravenhill
- Elisha Rawlinson
- William Rawlinson
- Thomas Raynes
- Henry Reade
- Albert Reed
- Robert Reid
- George Remnant
- Frederick Reynolds
- Alexander Ricardo[lower-alpha 52]
- William Richards
- Henry Richardson
- John Richardson
- William Richmond
- James Ricketts
- Edward Riddell
- Charles Ridding
- William Ridding
- Septimus Ridsdale
- Benjamin Roberson
- Frederick Roberts
- George Robertson
- James Robertson
- Caleb Robinson
- Thomas Robinson
- John Rodger
- William Rodger
- Charles Rogers
- George Rogers
- William Rose
- James Round
- Joseph Rowbotham
- Daniel Rowland
- Alexander Rowley
- Charles Rowley
- Edmund Rowley
- Henry Royston
- Thomas Rushton
- Edward Rutter
- Frederick Rutter
- Arnold Rylott
S
- George Salter
- Herbert Salter
- Richard Sanderson
- Ernest Sandford
- John Sandford
- Henry Saunders
- William Saunders[lower-alpha 53]
- George Savile
- John Scobell
- Avison Scott
- Emanuel Scott
- John Scott
- Lothian Scott
- John Selby
- John Sewell
- Tom Sewell
- Alfred Seymour
- Matthew Seymour[lower-alpha 54]
- Thomas Shackle
- Samuel Sharpe
- Alfred Shaw
- Jem Shaw
- John Shaw
- William Shaw
- William Shepherd
- Thomas Sherman
- William Sherwin
- George Shoesmith
- William Shotton
- Frank Silcock
- Hiram Slack
- R Slater[lower-alpha 55]
- William Slinn
- J Smalley[lower-alpha 56]
- Alfort Smith
- Alfred Smith
- Archibald Levin Smith
- Charles H Smith
- Charles J Smith
- George Smith
- John Smith
- John Smith
- John Smith
- John Smith
- Thomas Smith
- William Smith
- Henry Soames
- Frederick Soden
- James Southerton
- Joshua Spencer-Smith
- Orlando Spencer-Smith
- William Spicer
- Francis Stacey
- James Stafford
- Alfred Staines
- Edward Stanhope
- George Stanhope
- Miles Staveley
- Frederick Stephens
- Edwin Stephenson
- HH Stephenson
- Herbert Stewart
- William Stewart
- Enoch Storer
- John Story
- Montague Stow
- George Strachan
- Richard Streatfeild
- James Street
- Henry Strutt
- Henry Stubberfield
- William Style
- George Summers
- Edmund Sutton
- William Swain
- John Swan
- Samuel Swire
T
- James Tabor
- William Tabor
- William Tanner
- Edward Tarrant[lower-alpha 57]
- George Tarrant
- Edward Taswell
- Frederick Tate
- Henry Tate
- Robert Tayler
- Andrew Taylor
- Edward Taylor
- S Taylor[lower-alpha 58]
- Arthur Teape
- Charles Tebbut
- Hector Tennent
- William Tennent
- Arthur Tharp
- Frederick Theobold
- Alfred Thesiger
- John Thewlis
- Freeman Thomas
- M Thompson[lower-alpha 59]
- Charles Thornton
- Percy Thornton
- Richard Thorp[lower-alpha 60]
- George Thorpe
- Philip Thresher
- Thomas Tidy
- Alfred Tillard[lower-alpha 61]
- Cris Tinley
- Vincent Tinley
- Frederic Tobin
- Arthur Tomblin
- William Tomson
- Frank Townsend
- William Townshend
- George Traill
- William Traill
- Edward Tredcroft
- Frederick Trevor
- Edward Tritton
- William Trodd
- Arthur Trollope
- Medhurst Troughton
- John Truswell
- Sampson Tubb
- George Tuck
- Montague Turner
- Edward Turnour
- Edward Tylecote
U
V
W
- William Wadsworth
- Ashley Walker
- Arthur Walker
- Charles Walker
- Isaac Walker
- John Walker
- Russell Walker
- Vyell Walker
- Thomas Wall
- Nesbit Wallace
- Edmund Waller
- John Waller
- William Walrond
- Arthur Walter
- Francis Walton
- Matthew Walton
- Edward Ward
- Charles Wardle
- Seth Waring
- Townsend Warner
- William Warner
- Charles Warren
- William Waterfall[lower-alpha 63]
- Arthur Wathen
- William Wathen
- Frederic Watson
- S Watson[lower-alpha 64]
- Walter Watts
- Brian Waud
- Robert Webb[lower-alpha 65]
- Charles Webster
- Henry Webster
- William Weighell
- James Welldon
- George Wells
- Joseph Wells
- William Wenman
- John West
- George Whale
- Henry Wheeler
- William Whitcher
- Edward White
- Lionel White
- Edwin Whittaker
- Anthony Wilkinson
- Edmund Willes
- George Willes
- Alfred Williams
- William Williams
- Henry Willis
- Tom Wills
- Edgar Willsher
- Thomas Henry Wilson
- Thomas Ward Wilson
- George Winder
- William Wingfield
- L. Forbes Winslow
- Octavius Winslow
- Arthur Winter
- Thomas Winterflood
- Charles Winterton
- John Wisden
- Arthur Wood
- George Wootton
- Edward Wormald
- Frank Wright
- Thomas Wright
- William Wright
- William Wyatt
- Frederick Wyld
- Charles Wynch
- Edward Wynne-Finch
Y
See also
Notes
- Details of players are not always complete for this period. In some cases cricket historians have made assumptions regarding the identity of players where just a surname was recorded on original scorecards. Although scorecard information is generally complete from this period, bowling analyses are not always provided in the detail which modern scorecards would do so.
- Played in a single first-class match for the Gentlemen of the North in 1861, his only known appearance in any form of cricket. Other than a surname and initial no biographical information is known.[2]
- Ashwell, who was lived between 1851 and 1928, played a single first-class match for the Gentlemen of the North in 1870. He is known to have played other matches for Radcliffe-on-Trent, Bestwood Park and the Gentlemen of Nottinghamshire between 1869 and 1872. His brother Arthur Ashwell played two first-class matches for Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club in 1876.[3][4]
- Bailey played in a single first-class match for a Hampshire side in 1864. He is known to have played for a variety of other amateur sides in Hampshire between 1863 and 1871. Other than a name and initials no biographical details are known.[5]
- Charles Barker, who was born at Waterbeach in 1834 and died in 1890, played a single first-class match for the Cambridge Town Club in 1861, the only cricket match he is known to have taken part in.[6]
- JB Barker played his only first-class match for the Gentlemen of Kent in 1862. He is known to have played for Dewsbury the following year. His forenames are not known.[7]
- Barnes, who was born in 1847 at Umballa in British India, played just once in first-class cricket in 1866. He is known to have played other matches for Brighton College between 1863 and 1866.[8]
- Played two first-class matches for Cambridgeshire in 1868. Born in 1846, Batchelor attended Emmanuel College, Cambridge University and was a clergyman. He died in 1917.[9]
- Berry, who was born at Thriplow in 1833, played in four first-class matches for Cambridgeshire in 1862. He played for a number of sides around Cambridge and was probably a professional cricketer employed at the university. He died in 1888 at Cambridge.[10]
- Betts, who was born in 1846 and died in 1884, played a single first-class match for an MCC side in 1866.[11]
- Bird is known to have played in only one cricket match, an 1861 match for the Gentlemen of the North. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[12]
- Blain is known to have played in only one cricket match, an 1862 match for the Gentlemen of the North. Other than a surname and initials no biographical details are known.[13]
- Bruce, who lived between 1838 and 1880, played a single first-class match for the Gentlemen of the South in 1862. He is known to have played other matches for sides in the Surrey area between 1859 and 1863.[14]
- Chandler played his only first-class match as a wicket-keeper for Hampshire in 1865. He scored 16 runs, took a catch and made two stumpings in the match. He is known to have played two other matches for Hampshire sides during the same year, all three of his known matches occurring within a few weeks of each other. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[15]
- Cole played a single first-class match for Middlesex in 1863, his only known cricket match. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[16]
- Cowell played in three first-class matches for Cambridgeshire in 1867. He played in other matches during the same season but is not known to have played cricket in any other year.[17]
- Cox played one first-class match for the Cambridge Town Club in 1861. He is known to have played in a handful of other matches for Cambridge-based sides throughout the 1860s. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[18]
- Henry Ellis was born in 1840 and died in 1902. He played in a single first-class match for a Cambridgeshire side in 1864, but is known to have played non first-class matches for a variety of sides in and around Cambridge between 1859 and 1871.[19]
- Ellis is known to have played in only one cricket match, a first-class match for the Cambridge Town Club against Cambridge University in 1861. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[20]
- Few lived between 1848 and 1931 and made both of his first-class appearances for Cambridgeshire in 1866. He later played non first-class matches for Huntingdonshire.[21]
- Played his only first-class match for MCC in 1868. Fitzgerald was the brother of Robert Allan Fitzgerald. He was born at Shalstone Manor and attended Eton, where he played cricket. He played some matches for Bucknghamshire sides.[22]
- Played in five first-class matches, all for Cambridgeshire between 1865 and 1869. He made other appearances for a variety of Cambridge-based sides during the 1860s.[23]
- Francis was born at Southwold in Suffolk in 1826. He was probably engaged as a professional cricketer at Cambridge University and played all seven of his first-class matches for Cambridge-based sides between 1849 and 1862. He died in 1866 at Godmanchester.[24]
- Fraser played his only first-class match for the Gentlemen of the MCC in 1861. He was born in Guyana in 1840, educated at Harrow and played for Liverpool between 1857 and 1870.[25]
- John French made his only first-class appearance for Cambridgeshire in 1864.[26]
- Maurice Hall, who lived between 1849 and 1914, played his only first-class match for the Gentlemen of the South in 1870. He is known to have played other matches for the Gentlemen of Nottinghamshire between 1868 and 1870.[27]
- Hebert played a single first-class match for the Middlesex side in 1862. He played a number of other matches, most of which were in Canada between 1867 and 1880.[28]
- Hibberd played his only first-class match for the Surrey Club in 1866 against MCC. He is known to have played three other matches for Surrey sides during the mid 1860s, occasionally as a wicket-keeper. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[29]
- Played in five first-class matches for Cambridgeshire between 1866 and 1868.[30]
- Howitt is known to have played in only one cricket match, a first-class fixture for the Gentlemen of the South in 1862. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[31]
- Played one first-class match for the Gentlemen of Kent in 1865.[32]
- Jiggins, who lived between 1938 and 1909, played four first-class matches, all for Cambridgeshire or the Cambridge Town Club between 1854 and 1861.[33]
- Key played a single first-class match for MCC in 1866. He was born in 1844 and died in 1875 and is known to have played in other matches for MCC sides during 1866 and 1867.[35]
- Kindermann played his only first-class match for the Gentlemen of the North in 1867. He is known to have played cricket for a variety of other sides, including Liverpool, Richmond and MCC. He was born at Liverpool on 1840 and died at Aberfeldy in Scotland in 1918.[36]
- King played in four first-class matches for Cambridgeshire and Cambridge Town between 1861 and 1864. He is known to have been born in Cambridge in early 1840 but no other biographical information is known.[37]
- Kirkman lived between 1849 and 1879. He played a single first-class match for Cambridge University in 1870.[38]
- Lawrence is only known to have played a single match for a New England Eleven in 1862, the only match a side with that name played. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[39]
- Little played eight first-class matches between 1859 and 1863, two for the Surrey Club and six for the Gentlemen of the South. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[40]
- Albert Masterson played in three first-class matches, all for Cambridgeshire. He lived between 1843 and 1887 and was the brother of Joseph Masterson.[41]
- Joseph Masterson was born in 1838 and played in four first-class matches, one for Cambridgeshire and three for the Cambridge Town Club. He was the brother of Albert Masterson. His date of death is unknown.[42]
- Mills is only known to have played a single cricket match, an odds match for Yorkshire against an All England XI in 1862. Other than a surname and forename no biographical details are known.[43]
- Huson Morris was born in 1848 and educated at Lancing College where he played cricket. He played a single first-class match for MCC in 1868, in which he failed to score a run and did not bowl. He died in France in 1924.[44]
- Muncey, who lived between 1835 and 1883, played in 11 first-class matches, all for either the Cambridge Town Club or Cambridgeshire between 1860 and 1866. He was probably a professional cricketer engaged at Cambridge University and played other non first-matches for a variety of sides.[45]
- Needham played in a single first-class match in 1862 for the Gentlemen of the South.[46]
- Newman, who lived between 1837 and 1897, played five first-class matches between 1867 and 1871, all for Cambridgeshire. He played other matches for Cambridge based sides over the same time period and was born and died in the town.[47]
- Thomas Nichols was born at Dorking in 1844. He played in one first-class match for the Professionals of the MCC in 1867 and stood as an umpire in matches during the 1880s.[48]
- Odams, who lives between 1843 and 1879, played two first-class matches for Cambridgeshire in 1867. He is known to have played other matches for the Cambridge Town Club and for sides of travelling professionals.[49]
- Oliphant lived from 1837 until 1924. He played a single first-class match for the Gentlemen in 1861.[50]
- Parkinson played a single match for a Middlesex side against MCC in 1863. He was born in 1837 and educated at Radley College.[51]
- Parsons played a single match for a Middlesex side against MCC in 1863. He was born at Oxford in 1834, was educated at Rugby School and Trinity School, Oxford and was a banker. He is known to have played other matches for Ealing Cricket Club. Parsons died in 1912.[52]
- Piper played a single first-class match for the Cambridge Town Club in 1861. He played other matches for Bedfordshire between 1865 and 1871 and was a solicitor in Bedford.[53]
- Ricardo, who lives from 1843 until 1871, played a single first-class match for a Hampshire side in 1861. He was educated at Eton and played other matches for MCC between 1862 and 1867.[54]
- William Saunders played three first-class matches for Cambridgeshire in 1865. He was the brother of Henry Saunders.[55]
- Matthew Seymour played two first-class matches, both for Cambridge-based sides.[56]
- Slater played in a single first-class match for Lancashire in 1865. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[57]
- Smalley played in two first-class match for Lancashire in 1869 and regularly in other matches for Enfield Cricket Club. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[58]
- Edward Tarrant played a single first-class match for Cambridgeshire in 1866. He was the brother of George Tarrant.[59]
- Played in 11 first-class matches, mainly for MCC. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[60]
- Thompson played two first-class matches for Middlesex in 1866. Other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[61]
- Thorp played his only first-class match for a Yorkshire side in 1862.[62]
- Tillard played a single first-class match for Cambridgeshire in 1868.[63]
- Varley played a single first-class match for the North in 1866. He is also known to have played one non first-class match in 1969 for Arnold Cricket Club in Nottinghamshire. Other than a surname and initial no biographical information is known.[64]
- Waterfall played a single first-class match for a Yorkshire side in 1861.[65]
- Watson made three first-class appearances for the Gentlemen of the North between 1858 and 1862. other than a surname and initial no biographical details are known.[66]
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