The 1890 season saw

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playing thirteen fixtures against other county teams. These matches were not considered first-class, after Somerset had five years earlier been removed from the

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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

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. As a result of this, they were readmitted to the County Championship for the following 1891 season.Foot (1986), p27.

Squad

Players with international caps are listed in bold.

Matches

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Batting averages

Notes

References

Bibliography

External links

Cricket in England in 1890
{{Somerset CCC 1890 in English cricket English cricket seasons in the 19th century Somerset County Cricket Club seasons