Cricket 1883

2 9 8 CRICKET; A. WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUGUST 2, 1883, BOWLING ANALYSIS. Y orkshire . First Inning . Second Innings. 0. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Barratt .. 54 22 92 3 ................. 65 39 76 2 Horner . . 4 9 27 52 3 ................. 46 28 38 2 Henderson.. 16 9 22 0 ................. 20 6 24 0 Roller . . . . 11 6 10 3 ................. 25 8 36 1 Abel .. . . 3 3 20 27 2 M. Read . . 1 0 3 17 1 W. W .Read 5 2 10 0 Bainbridge.. 6.3 8 1 Horner bowled two wides, Abel two no-balls, and W. Read one no-ball. S urrey . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R.W. Peel .. .. 35 20 47 3 ................... 43 21 53 2 Harrison .. 30.2 13 58 4 .................. 37 15 53 4 Bates . . . . 15 6 27 1 ................. 16 4 31 1 Emmett . . 1 2 6 10 0 ................. 27 19 24 0 TJJyett.. .. 7 2 15 2 ................... 19 8 27 1 Hall . . . . 3 0 11 0 Emmett bowled a wide. NOTTS v. SUSSEX. The Nottingham eleven gained a very easy victory over Sussex, in their first match of the season, played on the Trent Bridge Ground, Nottingham, on Monday and Tuesday last. The Sussex captain, winning the toss, had the advantage of going in first on a good wicket, but the bowling of Shaw, Wright, and Attewell proved too much for them, and the last- named took five wickets at a cost of only twenty- one runs. The feature of the Nottingham innings was the brilliant play of Shrewsbury. Mr. McCormick missed him in the long field when he had made thirty-two, tut otherwise his play was faultless, and he was at the wickets three hours and three-quarters for his ninety- eight. Mr. Wyatt hit very well in the second innings of Sussex, but despite the good play of Humphreys andMr.McCormick,the total did not exceed 142, and Notts won by an innings and thirty-seven runs. Mr. B. E. Nicholls, one of the successful bowlers for Winchester against Eton, made his debut for Sussex in this match. The analysis will show that his twenty-seven overs cost thirty-eight runs without a wicket. Score and analysis. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Hide, c Sherwin, b W. W right.................................4 b A ttew ell...................9 Tester, c Barnes, b Shaw .. 1 c C.W.Wright,b Shaw 4 Mr. W. Newham, st Sher­ win, b Shaw .............. 14 st Sherwin, b Shaw .. 9 Mr. F. M. Lucas, b Shaw .. 13 c Barnes, b Flowers .. 19 .. 2 1b w, b W. Wright .. 41 b .. 4 run out...........................3 b 13 b Gunn...........................62 1 1 Humphreys, c and b Shaw . Mr. E. J. McCormick, Attewell .................. Mr. G. N. Wyatt, 1b w, Attewell .................. II. Phillips, b Attewell.. A. Hide, b Attewell Juniper, b Attewell Mr. P. E. Nicholls, not out.. b W. Wright c Attewell, b W. W r ig h t ..................0 b Gunn................- .. 0 notou t..........................1 L b ..........................1 Total.. .. 61 Total ..142 Mr. C. W. Wright, b J. H i d e ..........................34 Shrewsbury, run out .. 98 Barnes, 1b w, b Tester 34 Flowers, c McCormick,b Tester .. .................. 0 Gunn, b Juniptr .. ..3 8 Scot ton, c Phillips, b Tester..........................1 NOTTINGHAM8HIRE. Selby, b A. H:.de .. Attewell, b Juniper Shaw, run out W. Wright, not out Sherwin, b Tester B .................. Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. (h a v .. Wright Attewell S ussex . First Innings. O. M. R.W. 40 20 20 4 .. 20 1 18 21 Barnes Gunn .. N o tts . 19 8 19 1 16 4 33 0 8.1 3 10 2 ■Nicholls.. Juniper .. J. Hide .. O. M. R.W. 27 12 38 0 46 29 45 2 43 26 48 1 THE PRESENT OF THE ORATORY SCHOOL y. THE PAST. Played at Ravenhurst on July 18 aud 19. The Past brought down a very stroug team, as they had not won a match since 1879, but the Present again scored a win, chiefly owing to some very smart fielding all round and capital batting on tbe part of the captain, E. S. Crewse, and E. Pereira. P ast . W. J. Sparrow, c Pollen,bE. Pereira.................................. 0 0 Rev. F. J. N. Roe, b E.Pereira 1 4 H. F. Eaton, c Smythe, b E. Pereira.................................. 4 c Pollen, b Lamb .. 38 Rev. H. Bellasis, c Lamb, b E. P ereira.......................... 17 7 S. J. Sparrow, c Bradney, b 0 c Smythe, b E. Pereira 5 A. J. Richards, c and b E. Pereira................................. 3 0 A. H. Knox, run out .. 1 b Lamb.......................... 16 C. C. S. Dean, 1 b w , b Lamb 16 c Murray, b Lamb .. 2 C. E. B. Davis, b Lamb 1 0 Rev. A. Pollen, c and b E. Pereira................................. 1 0 Rev. R. G. Bellasis, not out 3 c Eaton, b Pereira .. 3 B 1 ,1b 1, w 1, n b 1 .. 4 1 Total.......................... 51 Total .. 76 E. Pereira, c W. Spar­ row, b H. Bellasis .. 33 J. B. Smythe, c H. Bel- lasis, b Richards .. 2 L. Workman, st S. J. Sparrow, b Dean .. 11 E. S. Crewse, b Richards 53 R. Eaton, c and b Rich­ ards ..........................6 J. Murray, c Knox, b Richards ..................5 G. Pereira, 1b w, b Rich­ ards .......................... J. Bradney, run out .. R. Lamb, not out.. G. Shilliugford, h w, b Richards .................. A. Pollen, b Richards B 4,1 b 2, w 2, n b3 11 Total ..142 H. WOOD’S XI. V. SCHOOL HOUSE, BEA- CONSFIELD. Played in the School ground, Beaconsfield, on July 21, and resulted in a very easy victory for the School team, who were, however, consider­ ably strengthened by the assistance of their professional, Barber, and several old boys. The two elevens were most hospitably enter­ tained by Mr. Denman, the principal of the School. M r . G. H. W ood s XI. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . . 4 4 SO 28 2 . . . 35 24 21 1 0 21 5 .................. 26 12 27 3 Flowers O. M. R.W. Tester .. 26.1 4 39 4 Humphreys 3 0 13 0 A. H id e.. 89 21 46 1 First Innings. J. H. Farmer, run out .. .. 9 E. Stevens, b Barber .. .. 6 E. Townsend, b Nash .. .. 12 G. II. Wood, b Na6h .. .. 15 II. Townsend, b Nash .. .. 4 Rev. J. A. Curling, c and b Barber .. .. .. .. 1 A. Charsley, b Barber .. .. 2 A. Owen, n o t o u t ..................3 C. J. Mayo, b Nash .. .. 0 R. Beaumont, b Barber .. 0 F. Grimsdale, run ou t.. .. 1 Extras .. .. .. .. 2 Total..........................55 Second Innings. b Barber ..................21 n otou t.. ...................20 runout..........................4 c Bayley, b Barber .. 0 c and b Nash .. ., 0 b Barber ..................3 b Nash..........................4 b Barber .................. run cut..........................0 b Barber ..................0 b Nash......................... 1 Extras..................3 'Total 59 A. Denman’s XI. First Innings. W. Lloyd,b Farmer .. E. J. Bayley, b Wood .. C.Field, st E.Townsend, b Wood .................. W. Littleboy, not out .. Extras * .................. M Nash, run out .. 23 A. Blow, c E.Townsend, b Wood ..................14 Barber, c and b Farmer 10 VV. Webb, b Farmer .. 3 W. Robinson, st E. Townsend, b Wood .. 0 N. Hughes, b Wood .. 25 Total. J. Haugliton, c Curling, b Wood ..................1 In tho Second Innings A. Blow score! (not out) 10, W. Lloyd (not out) 0,—total 10. R.H. S h e r w in , of theHoly Trinity C.C., play ing for the Hanley Tabernacle against Longton Guild on July 2S, went in first and carried his bat through the innings, scoring 24 not out, out of a total of 04:, In the same match he tool- three wickets in three consecutive balls. W e are requested to state that the West­ minster Wanderers’tour in the Eastern Counties will not take place this year. RICHMOND v. BUCKHURST. Played at Richmond on July 28. J. P. Du Cane, b Cooke 5 W. C. Headley, b Cush 1 J. Kenrick, c James, b C o o k ..........................73 W. B. Pattison, c Pig­ gott, b Cook Capt. Reid, b Bush A. W. Medley, b Cook H. B. Peele, b Cook C. E. Farmer, b Bush B uckhurst . D. Kinlocb, c and b Cook 2 F. C. Do Marchant, c Furze, b Cook .. .. 4 C. T. Murdoch, c Bush, b Yerburgh..................4 Hon. E . Lyttleton, not out ..........................23 B 3, lb 5, w 4.. ..1 2 0 0 10 0 Total ..140 14 4 5 .106 F. W. Bush, c Kicloch, b M e d le y ..................1 A. Springett, 1 b w, b Medlov......................... 11 E. D.C. Cecil, bPeele.. 58 H. C. Phillips, b Head- ley................................. 1 E. P. James, b Headley 9 J. H. Cook, run out .. 35 A. Bunn, b Peele .. .. 0 W. Furze, b Medley .. 17 R. E. Yerburgh, b Head­ ley..................................14 P. C. W. Trevor, not out 30 II. Burrows, b Headley 2 F. C. H. Piggott, st Farmer, b Murdoch.. 2 B9, l b l , w l, n b 2 13 Total ..193 RICHMOND v. CLAPTON. Played at Richmond on July 18. W. Batty, b H olt.. .. 11 F. Edwards, c and b Robertson..................56 E. W. Puttock, b Holt 8 J. H. Douglas, b Robert­ son ......................... 30 S. A. Asser, b Holt .. 0 C. M. Tebbut, b Holt .. 12 Manson, b Robertson .. S. W. Gillard, b Holt . F. Feri is, not out .. J. Taylor, b Holt A. N. Other, b Holt B 1,1b 4, w2, n b l Total ..140 R ichmond . J. II. Bingham, not out 12 A. Holt, c Douglas, b A s s e r ..........................39 B 15,1 b 3, l b 2.. 20 A. Springett, c Batty, b Edwards ..................... 18 E. P. James, c Ferris, b Douglas ....................109 J. Robertson, c Ferris,b Edwards .. -. .. 25 Total H. J. Hill, notout ..101 R. E. Yerburgh, W. Furze, F. W. Hill, A. Bunn, and H. T. A. Smith did not bat. ..324 RICHMOND v. HAMPSTEAD. Played at Richmond on July 13. Richm ond. II. W. Turner, b Bush 11 R. Furber, b Bingham 3 R. W. D. Hill, b Bing­ ham ..........................5 A. R. Parker, not out .. 35 R. S. Creaton, not out.. 14 B l , l b 8 ,n b 2 .. 0 H. T. Smith, c Burkitt, b Bingham..................28 J. B. A. Deane, o Bunn, b Bingham..................1 J. H. Walker, b Bush.. 0 P. W. S. Carey, c Baker, bBuBh......................... 6 H. S. Barlow, c Bush, b B in g h a m ..................5 G. W. Creaton, b Bing­ ham ..........................2 Total ..116 Hampstead did not bat. WILLESDEN v. HARLESDEN. Played at Willesden, on July 31. WlLLESDEN. R. Davie, c Moxlcy, b P inkerton..................0 W. Richardson, run out 14 M. R. Fisher^ c Beeson, b D e ll..........................33 F. Levick, run out .. 10 C. Cooke, c J. Moxley, b Pinkerton.................. 5 S. Cooke, c and bPinker- ton ..........................15 F. Wright, c and b Mox- ley .......................... C. F.Levick, b Pinkerton C. Wells, c Wright, b Moxley .................. T. H . C. Levick, b Pin­ kerton .......................... H. H. Neale, not out .. B .......................... Total H arlesden . C. Beeson, b C. F. Levick 14 S. Drewell, c T. H. C. Levick, b 0. F. Lovick 15 G. Pinkerton, 1 b w, b Wright..........................4 C. Dell,b C. F. Levick.. 1 T. Moxley, bC. F. Levick 3 C. Parsons, b S. Cooke 3 Webster, b Wright .. 2 J. Moxley, b C. F. Lovick 16 Wright, not out .. .. 7 Amos Beeson, not ou t.. 2 B 7,1 b 3, w 3 .. 13 Total 30 A. Beeson did not bat. S core Sheets for forwarding matches to C kicket can be had at the Office, 17, Paternos- ter-square, London, E.C., price 9d. a dozen.— A dvt .