The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-13 00:00:00

CRICKET.

'gGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Tills DAY.

.., -University of Oxford v. University of
CAintaidge. The names of the respective sides appeared
in our columns on Saturday, and an unusually interest-
ing and hard fought match is looked for.
At the Oval--The Oval Club v. Chertsey.
At Clapham—Clapham v. Blackheath Paragon.
At Clayden's Ground—City Club v. Streatham.
At Rugby—Rugby School v. Leicestershire.
At Burton-on-Trent.—Burt=on v. Nottingham Ama-
teurs. •
At Wisbea.ch—The ElevenTof All England v. Tivenity-
two of Wisbeach.—The Eleven will be chosen from these
names :—N. Felix, A. Mynn, Anderson, Arnold, Box,
Buttress, Csisar, Caffyn, Clarke, A. Clarke, Guy, and
parr. Wisbea,ch—This list has not reached us.
At Brighton—The United Eleven of England
Seventeen of Sussex. The following names will supply
the respective sides :
Ti le United Eleven—Adams, G. Brown, Dean, Grundy.
Hunt, John Liilywhite, Lockyer, Nixon, Sampson, Wis-
den, and Wright.
Sussex—G. Baldwin, Hale, W. Humphrey, G.
Kirwan, E. Napper, Nicholson, G. Payne, Rid-
ding, A. Smith, E. Tedcroft, Captain Wynne, Bushby,
Buttress. R. Cheesoman, Hodson, Hyde, G. Picknell,
and Wadey.

To-MORROW.
At Lord's—The above match concluded
At Wisbeach—The above match resumed.
At Brighton—The above match resumed.
At Rugby—The above match concluded.
At the Oval—Surrey Club v. West Wickham.
At Clayden's Ground—lslington Albion v. Hamp-
stead.

At Parson's Green—Fulham Peterborough v. Wey-
bridge.
At Peckham Rye— Peckham Rye Independent v. East
Surrey.

WEDNESDAY.

At Wisbeach—The above match concluded.
At Brighton—The above match concluded.
At. Rugby—Rugby Club v. Nottinghamshire,
THURSDAY.

At Lords'—Marylebone Club and Ground v. Univer-
sity of Oxford. The Elevens for this match appeared in
our paper of Saturday.
At Eton—Fresent Etonians v. Vine Club.
At Bath—Lansdown Club v. Purton Club.
At Rugby—The above match concluded.
At Manchester—The Eleven of All England v.
Twenty-two of the Broughton Club. The sides will be
selected from the following names
The Eleven-F-LT-. Felix, H. Mynn„,,A.ndeeNsArnold,
Box, Buttress, Cxsar, Caffyn, Clatke, A.'1.:.41-ke", Guy,
and Parr. _

Broughton Club —Atkinson, Bellott, Crankshaw,
Earl, jun., Fletcher, Foacroft, Gorton, Hobson, Jar-
dine, Liggins, Makinson, Payae, Rooke, Sanderson,
Smith, Sudlow, Whitlow, Whittington, Gibson, Ar-
mitage, A. Crossland, Diver, and F. Tinley.

FRIDAY.

At Lords'.—The above match concluded.
At Manchester—The above match resumed.

SATURDAY.

At Manchester—The above match concluded.
At Lords'—Wellesley House School v. St. Paul's
School.
At Holloway (Paul's)—United Amateurs v. Wood-
street Club.
At Harrow—Harrow School v. Harlequins (Oxford).

THE ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF

NORWICH.

This grand match was commenced at Norwich on
Thursday, and continued through Friday, at the termi-
nation of which day the score presented the accompany-
ing appearance. Some years since Norfolk was cele-
brated for its Cricket, and Norwich was noted for its
powerful clubs. For a long time, we regret to say, the
folks of Norwich, as well as those of the county, would
seem to have been asleep in respect of cricket, but we
hope that they are now aroused from their lengthened
inertness. This was the score :