Somerset County Cricket Club in 1890 explained

Club:Somerset County Cricket Club
Season:1890
Captain:Herbie Hewett
Comp1:'Second-class
County Championship'
Comp1 Result:Champions
Most Runs:Herbie Hewett (543)
Nextseason:1891

The 1890 season saw Somerset County Cricket Club playing thirteen fixtures against other county teams. These matches were not considered first-class, after Somerset had five years earlier been removed from the County Championship due to playing too few matches against other first-class counties. In the summer of 1890, Somerset scheduled thirteen fixtures, winning twelve of them and tying one against Middlesex. As a result of this, they were readmitted to the County Championship for the following 1891 season.[1]

Squad

Players with international caps are listed in bold.

NameNatBirth date[2] Batting StyleBowling StyleNotes
Batsmen
May 27, 1890 Left-handed Club captain
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
Lionel Palairet May 27, 1890 Right-handed Two Test appearances for England in 1902.
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
Lower-order Batsmen
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Left-handed
May 27, 1890 Unknown  -
May 27, 1890 Unknown  - Honorary club secretary
S Spencer Unknown Unknown-handed -
May 27, 1890 Unknown-handed  - Assistant secretary
Clement Stock May 27, 1890 Unknown-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
All-rounders
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
May 27, 1890 Right-handed
Ted Tyler May 27, 1890 Left-handed One Test appearance for England in 1896.
Sammy Woods / May 27, 1890 Right-handed Three Test appearances for Australia and three for England.
Wicket-keepers
Leonard Compton May 27, 1890 Unknown-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
May 27, 1890 Right-handed  -
Bowlers
May 27, 1890 Unknown-handed

Matches

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Batting averages

PlayerMatches 50s
15 543 1 2
14 408 1 1
12 316 0 1
18 497 1 3
14 286 0 1
18 297 0 0
13 162 0 0
15 159 0 0
Qualification: 150 runs. Source: CricketArchive[3]

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Notes and References

  1. Foot (1986), p27.
  2. Age refers to player's age at the start of the season (27 May 1890).
  3. Statistics collated from match scorecards.