Arthur Wilkinson & W. W. Lowe (Cricketers). 1895.

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

1- Arthur Wilkinson.
Though one of the latest additions to the Notts Eleven, Wilkinson has already proved his value to the County as an all round Cricketer.  Last Summer saw his introduction to first class Cricket, and then he had only very few opportunities of showing his real capacity. Still, even if unsuccessful with the bat, he was of some use as a bowler on more than one occasion.  This summer he has had a better chance, and though no very noteworthy performances have been registered to his credit, he has none the less been of distinct service to the side.  A fastish round-arm bowler, he uses his head well, and being generally an excellent length wants careful playing.  He is besides a good field, and there is every reason to believe will develop into a useful bat.

2-  W. W. Lowe.
The Seniors' match of the present year laid the foundation of W. W. Lowe's Blue at Cambridge.  He had come up to the University with the advantage of an excellent bowling record at Malvern College, from 1891 to 1893.  Still it it was his bowling in the match just named which ensured him a really fair trial in the University Eleven.  That he aquitted himself with credit the record of the season will prove conclusively.  Fortunately his best performance was reserved for the great match of the year.  His bowling at the finish on the Inter-University match was effective to a degree.  He clean bowled the last four batsmen in Oxford's sceond innings, and indeed, did much himself at the finish to decide the result of the game.  Fairly fast, he bowls with great judgment and generally a good length, wants careful playing.  He is besides a good field and by no means a bad bat.

Condition is Very Good.