Cricket 1883

A peil 10, 1883. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 43 THE NOTTS COLTS MATCH. The annual trial of the young players of Notts, postponed from Easter in consequence of the severity of the weather, was decided on the County Ground at Trent Bridge on Friday and Saturday last. The wicket was in excellent condition, and the scoring on both sides was above the average. Bean, of Sutton in Ashfield, scored well for the Colts both times, and his double performance against the bowling of Shaw, I1 lowers, Wright, .Miller, and Attewell, was most creditable, Brown, of Kimberley, and Riley* of Annesley, were the best batsmen of the rest. There was no bowling worthy of special note on their side. For the Eleven, Butler, Flowers, Gunn, Scotton, and Selby were prin­ cipal scorers. Flowers hit freely. The last named took ten wickets for 88 runs, Shaw nine for 31 runs. RAGLAN v. LOWESTOFT NONDESCRIPTS. This, the firstmatch of the season at Lowestoft, was played on the Downs on Saturday, April 7. The result was a victory for the latter. Score : N ondescripts . Dryden, b T wenty -T w o . c Wright, b Flowers o Gunn, b Flowers c Selby, b Wright.. c and b Attewell .. 4 c Shaw, b Attewell 6 18 b Flowers .. 1 c Mills, b Shaw 0 b Flowers First Innings. A. Price (Raddiugton), b Wright .. ....................l Ritey (Annesley), b Wright .. .. .. .. 1 J. Butler (C’ifton),b Shaw 3 S. Brown (Kimberley), c and b Attewell . . . . 2 7 F.Shacklock(HysonGreen), b Shaw ............................. 10 J. G. Pearson (Worksop), (capt.), b Shaw W . Price (Ruddington), st Sherwin, b Shaw .. .. G. Palmer (Arnold), st Sherwin, b Attewell .. A. T. Oliver (Nottingham), b Attewell .................... J. Scotton (Nottingham), b Attewell .. .. .. S. Fletcher (Old Lenton), c Shaw, b Attewell .. 5 J. Pacey (Kimberley), b Mills................ .. .. o G. Beau (Sutton-in-Ash- well), c Scotton, b Flowers............................ 44 I. Chambers (Kimberley), b Attewell .................... T. B. Cutts (Nottingham) c Sherwin, b Attowell .. J. Davis (Cinder Hill), ;c and b M i l l s .................... I. Smithurst (Eastwood), b Mills .................................18 not out T. Lee (Nottingham), c and b Flowers G. Harrison (Bulwtll), c and b Flowers T. H. Widdowson (Kim­ berley), c Scotton, b F low ers............................. J. White (Buhvell), st Sherwin, b Mills .. .. 2 H. B. Potter (Ilucknall Torkard), not out .. .. 2 B 1'), 1 b2 : .. . . 1 2 T o t a l ....................185 T he E leven . A. Shrewsbury, c White, _b Brown ....................2 W . Scotton, c White, b Cham bers....................21 F. Butler, b Shacklock 30 J. Selby, c Shacklock, b Scotton .................... 10 W. Gunn, c Pearson, b Sm ithurst....................23 W . Flowers, b Davis .. 30 Second Innings. F. Gage, Thorpe.. .. .. .. 0 Pomfrey, 1b w, b Thorpe 0 F. Spashett, c Thorpe, b Dryden'.............................23 H. Spashett, c and b A. Maconachie .. .. 14 Burgess, b A. Mac­ onachie.............................9 H. Stebbings, b Dryden 1 E. Chipperfleld, Thorpo.................... , Stringfield, run out . F. Hewlott, run out H. Spashett, run out F. Pearse, not out B, Ac .. Total R aglan . Drydeiij 1 b w, b Pear se Downfield, run out.. .. 8 Dilby, b Pearse .. .. 0 G. Dowsing, c Burgess, b Pearse ....................10 H. Maconachie, b Pearse 7 W . Dowsing, run out .. 0 Thorpe, b Pearse .. .. 2 Hawes, b Hewlett.. .. o Thompson, c F.Spashe^.t, b H e w le tt....................0 Glassev, not out .. .. 4 Sutton, run out .. .. 2 B, &c.............................3 BOWLING AVERAGES. Balls. Runs. Mdns. Wkts. Aver. . 68 . 22 . 10 . . 3 . 7.1 H. F. Boyle .. . 6074 . 2049 . 684 . . 191 . 10.130 P.R. Spofforth.. . 8518 . 3028 . 930 . . 264 . 11.124 G. E. Palmer .. . 6111 . 2231 . 704 . . 191 .. 11.180 T. W. Gan-ett .. . . 6222 . 2303 . 619 . . 161 . 14.7 W. L. Murdoch . 120 . 75 . 4 . . 4 . 18.3 G. G iffen .................. . 2265 . 1027 . 181 . 52 . 19.39 A. 0. Bannerman . . 320 . 111 . 25 . 5 . 28.1 P. S. M‘Donnell . 192 . 84 . 13 . 2 . 42. S. P. Jones .. . . 220 . 112 . 16 . . 1 . 112 II. H. Massie .. . 60 . 37 . . 3 . 0 . 0 F. Spofforth bowled 12 no balls, G. Palmorl? no balls, and 2 wides, and S. Jones 1 wide. Total 47 3 k *) SOUTH MELBOURNE V. ST. KILDA. A match between these clubs played at Melbourne on was productive of some very high scoring by the former. J. Slight and Rosser went in first, and were not parted until 395 runs had been made. The innings ultimately closed for 529. In the same match last year South Melbourne scored 647 for eight wickets. S outh M elbourne . J. Downing, c and b ’ t i The following are the results of the completo English tour as given by the telegrams which have appeared in English papers Oct. 13, 11. English Eleven.......................155 — Colombo..................... 18 of Colombo .................... 92 16a Drawn, a Seven wickcts down. Nov. 10. English Eleven......................159 — Adelaide..................... 15 of South Australia . . . ,128« — Drawn, a Seven wickets down. Nov. 17,18, 20. English Eleven....................273 4a Melbourne.................V ictoria....................................1U4 169 a For no wickets. England won by ten wickets. Nov. 21, 22 Sandhur t ......... J. Slight, c Smith, b Benja field ..................... 279 J. Rosser, b Benjafieldl92 c sub., b Flowers .. 0 c Mills, b Shaw .. 0 0 c Salby, b Flowers 5 b S h a w .............................1 23 c Mills, b Shaw J. Coupar, b Jellard J. Minchin, b Jellard .. H. S. Freeman, cO’Han- lon, b Benjifield , Benjafield....................0 W. Hopkinson, not out 1 E. D. Heather (capt.), not out ....................0 Extras ....................12 Tctal ..529 Byes 4 W . Attowell, c Bean, b W . Price .................... E. Mills, b W. Price .. A. Shaw, not out W. Wright, b Bean .. M. Sherwin, c Scotton, b Shacklock.................. B 5,1 b 2, n b 2 .. Total .. 180 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T he E leven . W . Price.. Brown Widdowson Bean.. .. Harrison.. Fcotton .. Palmer .. Lee .. Butler O. 31. R.W . O. M. R.W. 26 16 15 2 Potter 3 1 s 0 84 13 19 1 Shacklock 17 8 21 2 9 4 9 0 Pacey 7 4 5 0 22 10 1 Riley 5 ■1 1 0 6 4 4 0 Chambers 8 3 12 1 4 1 (5 1 Davis 19 12 12 1 5 1 6 0 Smithurst 4 1 6 1 3 0 8 0 Fletcher.. 2 1 3 0 3 1 7 0 Pearson .. 2 0 2 0 AVERAGE 3 OF THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. From the Australasian . The tour of the third Australian Eleven terminated with their second defeat by the Hon. Ivo Bligh’s team, and the five following tables will show how each member of this famous band of cricketers stands in the batting and bowling averages against all the combinations they have met, including Alfred Shaw’s team of English professionals, with whom they played four matches—one in Sydney, one in Melbourne, and two in England. Every member of the team, save G. Bonnor, bowled, and H. Massie alone failed to get a wicket, while in batting H. Boyle and F. Spofforth were the only men who did not get into double figures. W . L, Mur­ doch and T. Horan scored over the century twice, the former 28G (not out) against Sussex County and 107 (not out) against the Orleans Club, at Twickenham; Horan 112 against the United North of England, at Chichester, and 141 (not out) against Gloucestershire County. H. Massie made 206 against Oxford University, G. Bon­ nor 122, and A. Bannerman 120 (both not out) against the I Zingari Club at Scarborough, and Percy M‘Donnell 147 against Shaw’s team at successful throughout. Shaw Wright Attewell M ills.. Flowers Davis^bowled two no-balls. C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. ~ “ R.W. O. M. R.W. Wright O. . 31 . 27 . 33 . 2< . 1. .1 Attewell Shaw Flowers . 11 . 11 . 18.3 . 23 England...................................117 a28 22 of Bendigo...........................100 119 Drawn, a For no wickets down. Nov. 21,25 England....................................233 — Castlemaine...........22 of Caafclemaine....................136 a22 Drawn, a For eight wickets. Englaud..................................431 — New South Wales.................152 165 Dec. 1, 2, 4 .. Sydney ................ England won by an iunings and 141 runs. Dec. 6, 7 England.....................................155 Maitland ................18 of West Maitland...................49 England won by an innings and 15 runs. 91 Dec. 8, 9 Newcastle..., England...................................339 — .18 of Newcastle..................... 67 51a 155 108 159 1:8 277 273 115 219 283 158 461 317 155 140 339 121 Drawn, a For 15 wickets. Doc. 11,12 Tamworth Englaud................................. .18 of Tamworth ................ No play, rain. Dec. 26, 27, 28 England..................................272 — 272 Ballarat ......................18 of Ballarat......................... 22j176*» 4J2 Drawn, a For fourteen wickets. Dec.30, Jan. 1, 2 England .............................177 169 313 Melbourne...................Australian Jileven...............291 58;» 319 Australians won by nine wickets, a For one wicket. Jan. 8, 9 England...................................270 — Launceston................18 of Northern Ta mania 114 81 England won by an innings and 75 runs. Inns Times Most Most in Total Aver. notout. in inns, match. Runs. W . L. Murdoch . 76 .. 8 . 285 . 286 .. 2091 . 80.51 A. C. Binnermau 70 .. 3 . 120 . 128 .. 1591 . 23.50 T. Horan .. . 65 .. 6 . 14la . 141a.. 1358 . 23.1 H. H. Missie . 74 .. 6 . 296 . 252 .. 1528 . 22.32 P. S. M'Donnell . 66 .. 3 . 147 . 156 .. 1252 . 19.55 G. J. Bounor . 59 .. 8 . 122(i . 139 .. 1007 . 19.48 G. Giffen .. . 64 .. 4 . 81 . 81 .. 1184 . . 1944 J. M. Blaekham. . 55 . 8 . 62 . 62 .. 768 . 16.16 G. E. Palmer . 42 .. 12 . 35 . 47 .. 356 . 11.26 S. P. Jones.. . 38 .. 3 . 59 . 59 .. 897 . . 11.12 T. W . Garrett . 62 .. 9 . 59 59 571 . . 10.11 H. F. Boyle.. .5 3 .. 13 . 89a . 53 .. 334 . . 8.14 F. II. Spofforth . 56 . . 15 . 37 . 37 .. 327 . . 7.40 a Signifies not out. Jan. 12,13 Hobart Town . a For threo wickets. England.................................110 68<i 18 of Southern Tasmania 82 95 270 195 178 177 Eugland won by seven wickets. Jan. 19,20,22 Erglan.1.......................294 — 291 Melbourne................... Australian Eleven.............114 153 2d7 England won by an iuuings and 27 runs. Jan. 26, 27,29, 30 Eengland...................247 123 370 Sydney...........................Australian Eleven.............218 83 301 . Australian Eleven .218 Englaud won by 69 runs. Feb. 2, 3,................England............................... 265 Brisbane........................18 of Q leeusland................. 62 England won by an innings aud 151 runs. Feb. 8,9,....................Eugland.............................179 Maryborough ................18 of Maryborough . . . . 42 England won by an iuniugs and 68 runs rob. 17,19, 2D, 01. .England ........................203 1^7 United Australia...............262(rl99 a For six wickets. Australia wou by four wickots. March 9 ,1 0 ,1 2 ___ England......................... 56 56 Melbourne... .W ............Victoria..........................aL®4 — Victoria won by an innings and 73 runs Matches played 18, won 8, drawn 7. lost 3, 265 111 179 121 460 ^61