Herbert William Bainbridge & Frederick Parris. 1895. (Cricketers).

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing two Photographs one on each side for the Following Two Cricketers.

1-Herbert William Bainbridge.
A Triple Captain, of Eton, Cambridge, and Warwickshire in succession, Mr. H. W. BAINBRIDGE has had a consistently good, if not an exceptionally brilliant record as a Cricketer.  A fine score in his last Eton and Harrow match fulfilled the belief that he would be of use to the Cambridge Eleven, as indeed he was.  His first introduction to County Cricket was with Surrey, by virtue of residence.  Under the same qualification, after the prescribed period of probation, he subsequently represented Warwickshire, as he has done ever since.  To his Captaincy, too, a good deal of the success which has attended that County lately, is due.  As a batsman, has excellent defence, with plenty of hit on occasions.  Was inhis day a good Association Football Player as well.

2- Frederick Parris.  
If his experience of first-class cricket has not been very lengthy, still PARRIS has had sufficient success during the last year or two to lead to the belief that he will take high rank in the future as an all-round player.  In any case, Sussex has recently found in him one of its most reliable Cricketers.  Some of his performances last year with the ball were quite out of the common.  The Kent Match at Catford Bridge in particular was won in a great measure by his bowling.  In fact he was generally successful, for he took fifty-seven wickets at an average cost of just under thirteen and a half runs.  A slow left-hand bowler with a high delivery and a lot of break, on certain wickets is almost unplayable.  Is not unlikely, in addition, to develop into a useful bat.

Condition is Very Good.