Jack James Lyons & Players Team Photo. 1895.

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

1- Jack James Lyons.
J. .J. LYONS, one of the most punishing of the many free hitting batsmen Australia has sent to England.  The early part of 1885 saw his introduction to Intercolonial Cricket as well as his first appearance against an English Eleven.  Three years later he was in England as one of the Sixth Australian Team, for which, in the later matches especially, he scored well.  The next tour found him much improved, and one of his innings in 1893, against M.C.C. and G. at Lord's, when he made 149 in 105 minutes, was a really remarkable display of hitting.   A most dangerous batsman, having great power, and hitting freely all round the wicket.  On one occasion he made 158 in just over an hour, including thirty-two from six consecutive balls.  A useful medium pace bowler too, at times, with a high delivery.

2- PLAYERS.  (Team Photo).
Chatterton.   Lockwood.   Hearne, J. T.    Flowers.   Hearne (Umpire).   Wainwright.   Ward, A.    Gunn (Captain).    Martin.    Brockwell.    Briggs.    Storer.

Condition is Very good, with one Stain spot in the top margin on the side for J. J. Lyons.