Cricket 1883

364 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. a u g u s t so, ms. SURREY v. KENT, The Kentish eleven brought their season to a close at the Oval yesterday, when, for the second time, they played a drawn game with their old opponents, Surrey. On the two first days 624 runs were scored for the loss of only sixteen wickets, but yesterday, the cricket underwent an entire change, and nineteen wickets only realised an aggregate cf 257. The chief features of the match were the long stand of Mr. Roller and Abel in Surrey’s first innings, and the effective fast bowling of Mr. Christopherson when they went in a second time. The two Surrey batsmen while they were together, ecored 182 runs, and both played excellent cricket. Mr. Roller has been batting in fine form recently, and his score of 142 was one of the very best of the many valuable innings he has made for his county this season. Abel played steadily and well, and there was no mistake in his 63. Kent, thanks to the plucky play of their last two batsmen, Collins and Wootton, managed to save tho follow-on with­ out a run to spare, and when Surrey went in again, Mr. Christopherson bowled with such effect that they were all out for 92. In 23 overs, Mr. Christopherson took eight wickets for 41 runs, a verygoodperformance. Kent went in for their second innings wanting 172 to win, withtwo hours and a quarter left for play. Five of the best wickets were down for 66 , but Messrs. Patterson and Thornton batted so cautiously', that no other wicket fell, and the game was drawn, Kent wanting 60 to win with fivewickets to fall. Score and analysis. S u r r e y . First Innings. Mr. E. J. Diver, b Christo­ pherson..................................29 Barratt.. . H orner.. , Roller .. , Henderson . Abel .. . M. Read Key .. . First Innings. 0. M. 73 34 59 31 , 23 12 , 21 12 9 3 28-3 11 3 0 R.W. 83 2 61 1 34 0 21 1 7 0 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . . . . 6 2 .. .. 19 7 .. ..12 10 .. .. 85 18 13 40 84 0 14 8 16 0 Horner bowled two wides and Roller a no ball. Mr. M. P. Bowden, c and b Wootton .......................11 Henderson, o Harris, b Hearno.............................. 29 Mr. W. W. Read, o Collins, b Wootton ........................ 8 M. Read, b Wootton .. .. 10 Mr. J. Shuter, c and b Christopherson.......................58 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Wilson, b W ootton ..................... 142 Mr. K. J. Key, c Harris, b Christopherson.......................11 Abel, b W o o tto n .......................63 Mr. C. E. Horner, o Tylecote, b W ootton................................ 3 Barratt, not o u t ......................... 6 B 7,1 b2, w 4 .......................13 Total..................... 878 K e n t . First Innings. Mr. W. H. Patterson, c Abel, b Horner ................................ 2 Hon.Ivo Bligh, b Henderson 85 G. G. Hearne,b M. Read .. 76 Lord Harris, b M. Read .. 41 Mr. E. F. S. Tylecote, b M. R e a d ..........................................2 Mr. C.Wilson,1b w,bBarratt 17 Rev. R. T. Thornton, b M. Read ......................................82 Mr. F. Marchant, b M. Read 8 Mr. S. Christopherson, e - Bowden, b Barratt .. .. 2 C. Collins, c Bowden, b M. Read ......................................28 Wootton, not o u t ......................18 B 29,1 b 11, w 2, n b l . . 43 Second Innings. c Wilson, b Christo­ pherson .. .. .. 0 GLOUCESTERSHIRK v. LANCASHIRE. The Gloucestershire eleven are to bo con­ gratulated on their success in -winning the return match with Lancashire at Clifton yester­ day. With the exception of their two victories over Somersetshire, they had not won a County match this season, and their win yesterday was the result of good all-round cricket. Mr. W. G. Grace, too, was fortunate in scoring his first hundred in an important match this year, and his score of 112 was altogether free from a mistake until he had made 108. Everyone will be pleased to hear of his successful finish to County cricket for the yenr. Mr. Grace, with Mr. Cranston, put on 126 runs, and the latter hit with great vigour and judgment. He was in two hours and three-quarters, and his innings was altogether free from fault. The Lancashire batting was again disappointing, and it was mainly the fine hitting of Robinson which saved them from an innings defeat. As it was, Gloucestershire had little difficulty in getting the eighty runs required, and their victory by six wickets will be very gratifying after their recent disappointments, G lou cestersh ire . Second Innings. b Christoplierson .. 8 b Christophcrson .. 4 b Collins ..................0 b Christopherson .. 10 o Tylecote, b Christo- p b e rs o n .................. 11 c and b Collins.. .. 1 e Patterson,b Christo­ pherson ..................41 c Harris, b Christo­ pherson .................. 11 not out.................. b Christopherson B .................. NOTTS v. SUSSEX. The Nottinghamshire Eleven finished their season with a drawn game against Sussex at Brightonyesterday. The Southern elevenmade a verycreditableshowand,whenplayceasedwanted 85 to winwith sixwickets still to fall. Mr. Wyatt played two useful innings for Sussex, and his second score of 43 not out was of great value to hisside. The batting of the Notts eleven, with the exception of that of Flowers and Gunn, the latter of whom hit in brilliant style each time, was hardly up to the best standard. N o ttin gh am . First Innings. Second Innings. C.W. Wright, c Juniper, b J. Hide .. .. ..................23 c Newham, b Juniper 6 Shrewsbury, cWhitfeld, b A. Hido ................................. 18 c Newham, b A. Hide 7 Barnes, c Phillips, b Tester 14 b A. H id o ................24 Flowers, c Wyatt, b Hum­ phreys ................................. 71 Gunn, o Phillips, b Juniper 52 Selby, c Phillips, b Blackman 19 Wright, b Humphreys.. .. 3 Mills, c Bettesworth, bTester 21 Attewell, c and b Humphreys 1 Shaw, c Toster, b Blackman 5 Sherwin, not o u t ..................7 B 10, 1b 4 ..................14 cWhitfeld, b Juniper 4 c Whitfeld, b Juniper 68 c Newham, b J. IljUle 16 b Juniper .. .. .. 6 c Wyatt, b Junipor .. 0 run out ..................5 b A. H id © ..................0 not out..........................3 Extras..................20 Sccond Innings. 92 not out .. c and b Henderson b Rollor .. c Abel, b Horner b Henderson .. b Horner .. .. not out. 10 First Innings. Dr. W. G. Grace, c and b Taylor..................................112 Dr. E. M. Grace, c Crossland, b Barlow .......................... 8 Mr. W. O. Moberly, b Barlow 0 Mr. W. W. Pullen, c Pilling, b Barlow ..........................11 Mr. J. Cranston, run out . .127 Mr. F. Townsend, b Cross- land ................................. 1 Mr. H. V. Page, b Barlow .. 16 Mr. W. R. Gilbert, not out.. 28 Mr. W. O. Vizard, b Cross- land .................................. 6 Painter, b Crossland .. .. 9 Woof, b Crossland..................0 Extras .......................... 6 Total..........................321 L an cash ire . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, b Woof .. 0 R. G. Ba:low, 1 b w, b T ow n son d ......................... 30 Mr. F. Taylor, b W. G. Graco 5 J. Briggs, c E. M. Grace, b b Gilbert ..........................28 W. Robinson, run out .. .. 10 Rev. V. F. Royle, b Woof .. 22 Mr. J. H. Payne, run out .. 4 A. Watson, c Moberly, b Gil­ bert ................................. 22 J.Crossland, b Woof .. ..1 6 R. Pilling, not out .. .. 46 J. Nash, c Paintor, b Gilbert 2 Extras ..........................5 Total..........................248 Total S u ssex . Fir&t Innings. W. Humphreys, b Attowell 43 W. Tester, b W. Wright .. 7 Mr. W. Newham, b Attcwell 89 Mr. H.Whitfeld, st Sherwin, b W. Wright .................. Mr. W. A. Bettesworth, b Attewell ..........................16 Mr. G. N. Wyatt, 1b w, bW. Wright................................. 31 J. Hide, e Gunn, b Shaw .. 27 H. Phillips, b Wright .. .. 4 Mr. W. Blackman, b Wright 2 Juniper, b^V. W right.. ... 1 A. Hide, not out ..................0 B 6 , l b 1 ..........................7 B 8 ,1 b 1, .159 Second Innings. b Barnes ..................23 c Sherwiu, b Barnes.. 20 cW. Wright, b Shaw.. 0 1 not out.. .. .. ..I S not out..........................43 b Shaw..........................82 c Nash, b Watson c Taylor, b Barlow b Barlow .. o Briggs, b Nash.. 85 not out..........................7 not out.......................... 0 B 5,1 b 2 Total., .299 Total ..112 Extras , 81 Second Innings, c Vizard, b Woof .. 19 c and b Woof .. .. 10 b Woof..........................0 b Woof..........................18 1b w, b Page .. .. 90 c and b Pago .. .. 3 1b w, b W. G. Grace.. 15 not out..........................26 c Gilbert, b Pago .. 1 c Pullon, b W.G.Graco 18 1b w, b W. G. Grace.. 0 Extra*..................13 Total.. ..................190 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G lo u c e ste r sh ir e . Total ..213 Total. First Innings. O. M. ..................178 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o ttin gh am . Total 'Ci'.L.n— . . ..Its Hido .. Blackman .. Tester.. .. J. Hide Humphreys Juniper 37 21 30 8 19.3 8 18 11 9 0 13 5 R.W. 42 1 60 2 Second Innings. O. ..42 R.W. 41 8 Shaw .. Wright Barnes Gunn .. Attewell Flowers First Inuings. O. M. ,. .. 50 86 64 86 R.W. Seoond Innings. O. M. Mills .40 .33 .21 . 3 .14 .17 . 4 FALLINGSWICK v. HAMPTON WICK. Played at East Acton on August 22 . H am pton W ic k . W.Quartermaine,c Moir, BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u rrey . First Innings. O. M. R.W. Wootton .. .. 89-3 34 106 6 Christopherson.. 59 23 102 3 Collins.................. 49 21 68 0 Hearno.................. 23 12 40 1 Patterson . . . . 3 0 17 0 Lord Harris .. 8 1 18 0 Tylecote .. .. 6 2 14 0 Second Innings. O. M. . 12 3 23 11 11 5 R.W. 32 0 41 8 15 2 Tylecote bowled four wides. Barlow Watson Crossland Nash .. Taylor... Briggs . r First Innings. O. M. R.W. 71 40 87.2 10 13 5 7 1 11 5 26 108 18 53 Socond Innings. O. M. R.W. ,. .. 22 12 ,. .. 16 7 85 1.8 0 E. Pcoley, b Clemence 74 W. Bull, b Kettle.. ..1 3 J. K. Campbell, b Clem­ ence .......................... 6 G. Bird, b Moir .. .. 26 G. Selle, b Clemence .. 16 H. C.Paice, b Clemence 27 A. Bull, not out .. .. 30 J. A. Richards, b Clem­ enco ..........................13 P a llin g sw ic k . b Fraser ................19 A. P. Keeling,c Drake, b K ettle..........................0 W..H. Miles, bDrake.. 8 B 20,1 b 3,w 8 .. 26 Total. 22 L an cash ire . E. Kettle, c Campbell,b P a ic o .................. O. J. Fraser, b Paico G. Hebden, c Keeling S e lle .................. F. Moir, b Selle .. J. W. Clemence, Richards, b Selle W oof .. W. G. Graca Gilbert Townsend ., Page .. ., First Innings. O. M. 84 16 25 3 25.1 12 17 2 4 1 R.W. 52 3 61 1 17 3 51 1 4 0 Second Innings. O. 46 81 8 R.W. ..................27 Painter .. 2 Mr. Gilbert bowled one wide. 56 69 16 58 1 14 7 19 J 18 J. II. Dean-Drake, c Quartcrmaine, b Selle A. G. Stevens, not out A. W. Graham, b Pooley V. Nicoll, not ou t.. .. B 5,1 bS, w 3 .. .. Total Lundy and Keeling did not bat. 4 9 3 4 11 89 NOTICE. A Portrait and Biography of the Hon. M. B. Hawke will appear in next Thursday’s C ricket . Our Review of County Cricket with accompanying averages has compelled us to hold these over with some scores.

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