Henry James Pallett & Henry Bagshaw. 1895. Cricketers.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing a Portrait Photograph on each side for the following Cricketers.

1- Henry James Pallett.
Another Warwickshire player who can claim not only to have been born within the limits of the County, but also to have learned his cricket inside its borders.  What is more, PALLETT'S consistently successful bowling has a good deal to do with the recent advance of Warwwickshire to the front rank of County cricket.  A slow round-arm bowler, with plenty of judgment, he varies his pace and pitch so well as to necessitate very watchful play by the batsman.  In addition he is able to make the ball break each way, and on occasions, with a wicket to help him, he has been unplayable.  A fair bat and good field, he is in addition, a keen Cricketer, Last year he took seventy-nine wickets for Warwickshire at an average cost of under twelve runs.

2- Henry Bagshaw.
A Sturdy lot of men the Derbyshire Eleven have been of late years, none sturdier perhaps.  Though inferior to some of his fellows in respect of height, in physique BAGSHAW will compare with the best of them.  Exceptionally strong in build and with all the power characteristic of left-handed batsmen, he has done excellent service for Derbyshire during the last few seasons.  If his average in 1894 was not so large as in the previous summer, he was mostly to be counted on for a fair score.  With better defence than possessed by left-handed players, he has also plenty of hit, so that he makes runs fast on occasions.  A right-handed bowler of good pace, he has also been of use to the County more than once when a wicket has been wanted.

Condition is Very Good.