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CHAPTER I. BATTING AND RUNNING.

I.—INTRODUCTORY.

2.—THE ALPHABET OF SAFE BATTING.

SOME SAMPLE EXERCISES.

PRACTICE OUTSIDE THE NETS.

NET-PRACTICE.

GAMES.

WAITING FOR THE BALL.

BACK-PLAY; THE GLIDE; THE HALF-COCK.

FORWARD-PLAY AND SAFE DRIVING.

THE PULL AND HIGH DRIVE.

CUTTING.

LEAVING BALLS ALONE.

MOVING OUT.

RUNNING.

GENERAL HINTS.

CHAPTER II. BOWLING.

INTRODUCTORY.

ORDER OF LEARNING.

THE ACTION OF BOWLING

DIRECTION.

LENGTH AND HEIGHT.

PACE.

BREAK, SPIN, CURL, ETC.

GENERAL HINTS.

CHAPTER III. FIELDING AND THROWING-IN.

CHAPTER V. THE IMPORTANCE OF ALL-ROUNDNESS IN CRICKET.

CHAPTER VI. FAULTS IN PLAY AND PRACTICE.

CHAPTER VII. GENERAL TRAINING FOR CRICKET.

THE DIFFERENT CLASSES OF EXERCISES

GENERAL HINTS ON THE EXERCISES AND ON PRACTICE.

ACTUAL EXERCISES,

CHAPTER IX. FALLACIES OF THEORISTS AND OTHERS.

CHAPTER X. MERITS OF CRICKET.

CHAPTER XI. SUGGESTED REFORMS.

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I. THE EDITOR’S DEFENCE OF THIS SYSTEM FOR BEGINNERS AND OTHERS.

APPENDIX II. LAWS OF THE GAME.

ONE DAY MATCHES.

SINGLE WICKET.

INSTRUCTIONS TO UMPIRES.

FITNESS OF GROUND.

FITNESS OF LIGHT FOR PLAY.

CODE OF SIGNALLING.

Passed by M.C.C. Committee, June 16th, 1902.

RULES OF COUNTY CRICKET.

COUNTY CLASSIFICATION.

CLASSIFICATION OF COUNTIES.

THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.