86
THE HAMBLEDON MEN
KENT AGAINST ALL ENGLAND.
Played in the Artillery Ground, London.
| England, 1st Innings. | 2nd Innings. | |||||
| Runs | Runs | |||||
| Harris | 0 | B by | Hadswell | 4 | B by | Mills |
| Dingate | 3 | B | ditto | 11 | B | Hadswell |
| Newland | 0 | B | Mills | 3 | B | ditto |
| Cuddy | 0 | B | Hadswell | 2 | C | Danes |
| Green | 9 | B | Mills | 5 | B | Mills |
| Waymark | 7 | B | ditto | 9 | B | Hadswell |
| Bryan | 12 | S | Kips | 7 | C | Kips |
| Newland | 18 | — | not out | 15 | C | Lord J. Sackville |
| Harris | 0 | B | Hadswell | 1 | B | Hadswell |
| Smith | 0 | C | Bartrum | 8 | B | Mills |
| Newland | 0 | B | Mills | 5 | — | not out |
| Byes | 0 | Byes | 2 | |||
| 40 | 70 | |||||
| England, 1st Innings. | 2nd Innings. | |||||
| Runs | Runs | |||||
| Lord J. Sackville | 5 | C by | Waymark | 3 | B by | Harris |
| Long Robin | 7 | B | Newland | 9 | B | Newland |
| Mills | 0 | B | Harris | 6 | C | ditto |
| Hadswell | 0 | B | ditto | 5 | — | not out |
| Cutbush | 3 | C | Green | 7 | — | not out |
| Bartrum | 2 | B | Newland | 0 | B | Newland |
| Danes | 6 | B | ditto | 0 | C | Smith |
| Sawer | 0 | C | Waymark | 5 | B | Newland |
| Kips | 12 | B | Harris | 10 | B | Harris |
| Mills | 7 | — | not out | 2 | B | Newland |
| Romney | 11 | B | Harris | 8 | C | Harris |
| Byes | 0 | Byes | 3 | |||
| 53 | 58 | |||||
Some years after this, the fashion of the bat having been changed to a straight form, the system of stopping, or blocking, was adopted; when John Small, Sen., of Petersfield, in Hampshire, became signalized as the most eminent batsman of his day,
