 "Although everything was dwarfed by the brilliant innings of 144 by F. G. Robinson.great credit must be given to S. T. Freeman, a young amateur, who was making his first appearance for Gloucestershire.The importance of the occasion seemed to affect him not at all, and playing extremely confidently from the outset, he put together 45 of the best by sound cricket, his partnership with his captain releasing 158 runs in ninety-five minutes.""