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Rh 142; high-dropping full-pitch, 142; ordinary slow full-pitch, 144; medium-paced full-pitch, 144; how to turn different states of the ground to advantage, 146; long-hops, 149, 150; sodden wickets, 149; the 'cutting through' state, 151; the drying state, 151; hard and crumbled wicket, 153; left-handed bowlers, 153-157; balls curling or twisting in the air, 157, 158; underhand slows, 158; lobs, 160, 211; fast bowling, 161-166; the off break, 166; long run up the wicket before delivery, 166; practising before beginning, 167; straight delivery, 167; value of long-stops, 168; leg-stump bowling, 169; bowling over and round the wicket, 169; getting leg bias on a ball, 170; attitude in delivery, 170-172; 'every cricketer should bowl,' 174; throwing, 175-178; position of the field for fast bowling, 179-182; dealing with left-handed batsmen, 182; shooters, 184; fast under-arm bowling, 185; sneaks, 185; rules for bowlers in the field, 185-190; obedience to captain, 186; quick return of bowler to wicket, 187; appeals to umpires, 187; shoes to be worn, 188; cutting up the wicket, 188; rules for beginners, 189; training young cricketers, 377. (See in connection, under Batting.)

Buccleuch, Duke of, 294

Bunyan, John, playing at cat, 4

, 390

Captains, 191; few good, and those amateurs, 191, 192; difficulties of professional, 192; captaincy of the Australians, 193; qualifications for, 193; nervous order, 193; apathetic kind, 194; bowling enthusiasts, 194; duties of, 195; choice of team, 195, 209; putting the other side in first, 196; order of sending men into bat, 199-201; counsel and encouragement to players, 202; decision on men getting out on purpose, 202; M. C. C. recommendation on declaring innings at an end, 205; economising time, 205; educational hints to men, 206; correcting slovenly dress, 206; duties in the field, 206; placing bowlers, 207; placing field, 208; duties of captains of University and Public Schools teams, 209; management of school elevens, 211; enforcing practice, 212; what to drink, 212; an illustrative case in selection of team, 213-217; cheerfulness and watchfulness, 217

Cat-and-dog, 4, 5

Clothing, 389-393

Clubs:—All England Eleven, 360; Drumpellier, 32; Eccentric Flamingoes, 297; Free Foresters, 31; Hambledon, 10, 19, 21, 31, 355, 383; I. Z., 31; Melbourne, 314;