He was a brilliant classical scholar, and a famous cricketer and athlete; he was in the Harrow cricket eleven in the first regular matches with Eton (1822) and Winchester (1825), and is credited with bringing about the first Oxford and Cambridge match in 1827, and the first university boat-race in 1828, in both of which he took part. [Please select]
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But the dear man thinks he's been invited as a cricketer. [Please select]
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And you a cricketer. [Please select]
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"Keen cricketer, however." [Please select]
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"But I'm no cricketer."' [Please select]
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"But I understand you're a cricketer yourself."' [Please select]
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"Not a real cricketer," I was stammering meanwhile. [Please select]
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I'm no sort of cricketer.' [Please select]
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What struck me most, however, was the absence of the usual insignia of a cricketer's den. [Please select]
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I had forgotten Raffles was a modern first-class cricketer: that explains him. [Please select]
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That's the cricketer for me, sir; by Jove, we must have another drink in his honor. [Please select]
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