The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-17 00:00:00

CRICKET.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Tins DAY.

At Lards.—Marplebei;cioTansi Ground v. seven Oahu
Vine Club. Tee following is a Hat of the respective sides:—
Marylebone Cricket Club.—Berl of Leicester, Lord C. &a-
wn, Lewd Cummy, Hon. R. Ovieston, Hon. Col. Liddell,
Sir F. Bathurst, C. Coleridge, Baq., C. H. Hoare, BK., R.
Kpaastoe, Beg ,W. Nicholson, Bsq , Bayley. Seven Oaks.
—F. Bosworth. EN., W. J. DIIIIOOII, Esq., Captain Northay,
W. Reableigh, Bel. J. Trail, W., Waring, Esq., U.
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Wilmot, B ~ Mr. Doke, Mr. Moon, Rogers, Sewell.
At 8 mithampton.—South Hants v. Portsmouth.
At Brigistoe.—Susses v. Kent —The eleven are at fol-
lows :—Susses.—H. M. Comb, EEoeqq B. Nipper, EN ,W.
NaPPer. Esq. ; Bon, Hubby, Chilled, Damn, Hods n, J.
Lilly white, Pinkert% and Wheless. Keat.—Hon. E. BlM's,
H Breocbley, Esq., N. Felix, EN., A. My no, En...
Adams, Clifford, 'Myer, Martin Mazturgell, Pilch, and W.

To-nonnoVr.
At Lortre.—The above match continued.
At Brighton.—The above match continued.
At Elouthampton.—The above match continued.
At West Wickbam.—Wickham v. Telinnton Albion.
At Northampton Arms.—City Club v. Ramlord.
At Peckham Rye.—Single wicket match.
At Eyton-park —Byton Club v. Elford.
At Cnarlton.—Charlton v. Clapham.
At Chelmsford.—Chelmsford v. Southend.
At Toubridge.—Present v. Old Tunbridgiani.
WEDNIVIDAT.
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At Lnd's.—The above match
At Brighton.—The above match concluded.
At Eyton-Park.—The above match concluded.
At Putaey.--The Thames Club v. Upton-park.
At Teignbridp.—Teinbridge v. Lansdowne.
THURSDAY.
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At the Oval.—The Gentlemen of the Surrey Crab and
County v. the Players of surrey. The respective elevens
will be :—Gentlemen —Hon. R (Menton, W. Baker, Esq.,
C. Colston, Esq., T. C , Esq., 'A. Haynartb, . E.
if Hoare. ER. J. M. Lee, , E P. Miller. E q., E.
Reeves, J, J. Walker, Etq ,T. Whitehead, EN Tim
Players.—Broekwell, F. Comer, Julies Ceetar, Cram
Heath, 'Lolled's, Lockyer, Mertloek, Plank, Sheeran's,
Taylor.
At Clepton.—Clspton v. Streatham.
At Winkhana.—W. Wickham v. Addimombe (cadeta).
FRIDAY.

At the Oval —.The above match continued.
At Windsor park.—Windsor and Eton, jun. v. Garriern.

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SATURDAY.
At the Oval—The above match concluded.

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD v. UNIVERSITY OF

CAMBRIDGE.
The annual trial of cricket strength between the gentle.
men of the two universities came off last week on Cowley-
marsh. It will be seen that some unusually long stores were
made, amongst which were those of Mr. Eden, 51; Mr.
Aitken, 31; Hr. C. C deridgc, 43 and 11 ; the Hon. E. Bligh,
27, and Mr. F. Coleridge, 22 and 17 ; these were on the
Oxford side. On the side of Cambridge, Mr. R. Edwards
contributed 66. is which number were two lotus, six threes,
and eight twos; but the only other dcuble scores on this side
were that accomplished by Mr. Deacon—namelF, 36—and
that effected by Mr. Fenn in his second hands, of 15. On
each side there was a vast number of wide., which, to a air-
tsia extent, may be accounted for by the wetness. Notwith-
standing that fact, however, the total was larger :han it
ought to have been. There was some fine batting in the
course of the match. The 61 of Mr. Eden consisted of a
five, two threes, eight twos, and a long string of singles; the
31 of Mr. Aitken comprised one five, lour threes, a two, and
a balance of ones ; the 43 of Mr. C.Coleridgs contained a four,
seven threes, two twos, and a quanti'y of ones; whilst in his
eleven were a (our, two twos, and three ones ; the 27 which
were effected by the Hnn. E. Bligh included three threes and
a two, and the 22 end 17 which were tendered by Mr. F.
Coleridge reedited from some of the finest hitting we have
seen for a long time. His first number was composed of
three fours, a three, a two, ands sufficient amount of singles
to constitute the total, and his 17 showed two fours, two
threes, floe two, and a single.
the Oxford scored 211 and 117, or 328; whilst the sister
university only olvained 146 and 55, or 201. Thus the latter
were 129 runs astern.

.oxvoan.

It Wyatt, Eng., c Vernon, b in-
chain° l3 e Edema% b Wore
P. Eden, Lack, c and b Fenn 3l b Blore 3
J. Aitken, hp , run out 6 b Fuchanan
W. Ridding, Esq., b Buchman 6 • Walker, b Buchanan ... 0
C.Coteridge, Zan~ b Fenn
A.
Mon Wilson, Esq., co Buchanan, b
9
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0 b Fenn
A. Ridding, liq., b Fenn
lion. F. Blurb, e Barnett, b Blots ... 27 b Buchanan
31. Jones, Faq b Blore . ........ 7 ret red
F. Coleridge, FA., a Walker, bßlore 22 b Fenn
E. Morns, Esq. not out
Byes, 10; 1b,3; IN 21; ib,l 35 Bye,, 9; T. S..— la

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