in the 1860s  [Mclntyre's
Pen, - now known as Winchester Park, Daily Gleaner, November 29, 1868  | Cricket was an important part of school life at Collegiate. It is of interest to note that it was in 1864 that overarm bowling became legal: 'Law 10 was rewritten to allow the bowler to bring his arm through at any height providing he kept it straight and did not throw the ball.'  the great Alfred Mynn of Kent, in the first half of the 19th century, of course bowled 'round arm' As the changing seasons pass, As our champion lies a-sleeping underneath the Kentish grass, Proudly, sadly will we name him - to forget him were a sin. Lightly lie the turf upon thee, kind and manly Alfred Mynn!    |
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in the 1870s Daily Gleaner, June 6, 1870  |
in the 1880s Daily Gleaner, June 13, 1881  |
in the 1890s | Daily Gleaner, September 18, 1899  |
in the 1900s Daily Gleaner, March 19, 1900  | Daily Gleaner, May 28, 1900  |
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When the Collegiate School closed in 1902 on the death of William Morrison the story of the Collegiate Cricket Club came to an end.
