Mat Chapman. & Gentlemen, 1895. (Team Photo)

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Teams, 1895," showing the Following Cricketing Photograph on either side of the page.

1- Mat Chapman.
If not a particularly attractive player, CHAPMAN'S batting has still been of great use to Leicestershire during the last three or four years.  Though he did not play in all the County matches of 1893, he was high up in the batting averages that year.  Indeed he rarely failed to get runs, and his steady play was of distinct use to the County on more than one important occasion.  Nor has his cricket since then shown any signs of falling off.  On the contrary it has shown a considerable development, and this season he has played several excellent innings when runs were needed.  A watchful bat, he takes no liberties, and his defence, if at times excessive, is none the less useful.  His out cricket, too, has merit, as he is a good field as well as a fair change bowler.

2- Gentlemen, 1895. (Team Photo for the match played at Lord's, July 8th, 9th and 10th. In the match 1,156 runs were made for the loss of the forty wickets, this being a record for the Gentlemen v. Players' Match the nearest approach being 1,145 in the Oval fixture of 1889.)
G. J. Mordaunt.    Sir T. C. O'Brien.   J. R. Mason.   N. F. Druce.   E. Smith.   G. MacGregor.   Dr. W. G. Grace (Captain).   J. A. Dixon.   F. S. Jackson.   A. E. Stoddart. C. B. Fry.

Condition is Very Good.