Cricket 1884

1 2 2 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, MAY 15, 1884. T H E FO U RTH A U S T R A L I A N T E AM IN E N G L A N D . AUSTRALIANS v. LORD SHEFFIELD’S ELEVEN. The Australian team made a very promis­ ing commencement of their tour by defeating a strongish eleven selected by Lord Sheffield, at Sheffield Park, on Tuesday. The greatest interest was taken in the contest, and the Australians by their excellent all-round cricket have shown that they are likely to be as strong as any of their predecessors. The batting of the English players was disap­ pointing, but the bowling of Giffen and Palmer, who were unchanged throughout the match, was too good for batsmen, most of them in lack of practice. Shrewsbury played excellent cricket in the first innings, and Mr. W. G. Grace was batting in his best form in the second, when he was bowled off his body. Barnes’ second score of 34 was very useful, but otherwise the batting* as we have already said, was disappointing, Banner­ man gave some chances in his 94, but alto­ gether it was a capital display of batting with more hit than he has previously shown in England. He was in while 204 runs were scored. M’Donnell hit freely, and Black- ham’s 31 was a very useful contribution. The last five wickets of the Australian team only added eight runs. Giffen and Palmer equally divided the English wickets, though the latter had the better analysis. The Australians won easily by an innings and six runs. The match was a great success in every way. The ground was well attended on both days, and on Tuesday it is said that 10,000 spectators were present, s L o r d S h e f f ie l d ’ s E le v e n . Second Innings. b Palmer .. .. 80 c Spofforth, b Palmer .. .. 8 c Scott, b Giffen 2 c Scott, b Giffen 0 cBonnor,b Palmer 84 c Murdoch, b Palmer .. ..1 8 First Inning1?. Mr. W. G. Grace, 1b w, b G iffen ............................... 1 Hall, o M’ Donnell, b Palmer 1 Tllyett.c Midwinter, b Giffen 17 Shrewsbury, 1b w, b Palmer 89 Barnes, b G iffen ...............11 Flowers, b Palmer .. .. 6 Rev. F. F. J. Greenfield, c Bonnor, b Palmer ... .. 2 J. Hide, b G iffen................. 4 H. Phillips, c Spofforth, b G iffen............................... 2 A. Shaw, not o u t ................1 Harrison, c and b Giffen .. 0 B ................................2 b Giffen .. , b Palmer 8 t Blackham, Palmer .. c M’Donnell, Giffen .. , n otou t.. .. B 9, 1b 2 Total ..120 A u str a lia n s . P.S. M’Donnell,bGrace 82 A. C. Bannerman, c Harrison, b Grace .. 94 W. L. Murdoch,bGrace 9 G. Giffen, c Greenfield, b Grace ..................27 G. J. Bonnor,c Shrews­ bury, b Giace .. .. 4 J. M’C. Blackham, b Shaw .........................8 1 H. J. H. Scott, c Phillips, b Grace .. 0 W . Midwinter, run o u t .......................... 4 G. E. Palmer, c Grace, b Shaw ...................0 H. F. Boyle, not out.. 2 F. R. Spofforth, b Shaw..........................0 E x tr a s ................... 9 Total .. 212 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ord S h e f fie ld ' s E leven . Fiist Innings. O. M. R.W. G iffen .. .. 84 15 50 6 Palmer.. .. 88 14 84 4 Second Innings. O. M. R.W. . .. 88 10 71 4 . .. 87 20 83 6 A u str a lia n s . O. M. R.W. Shaw .. 18.1 9 82 8 i Ulyett .. W. G. Grace 46 24 72 6 Flowers Harrison 9 8 17 0 ) Barnes . O. M. R.W. 27 11 60 0 8 2 16 0 6 4 6 0 TUFNELL AMATEURS v. ST. LUKE’S Played at Ben Robinson’s on May 10. T u fn e l l A m ateu rs . S. Hyland, c Roe, b Lovett .................. D. Whitton, b Lovett H. A. Whitehead, b Ceams .................. E. Mellor, b Cearns .. R. J. Phillips, b Cearns J. Harris, b Lovett .. S. Charlier, c and b Cearns .................. J. Wass, b Lovett A. Mellor, b Lovett .. F. Gowan, c Cearns, b Lovett .................. H. Holmes, not out .. B .......................... Total .. .. ! S t . L u ke ’ s . J. Wheeler, b White­ head ..........................7 Chitton, run ou t.. .. 1 J. Swift, b Whitehead 11 Young, b Mellor.. .. 0 G. Wheeler, b White­ head .......................... 0 Roe, c Hyland, b Mel­ lor .......................... 0 Bench,b Whitehead.. 18 Scotney, b Whitehead Lovett, b Mellor .. Cearns, c Hyland, b Mellor .................. Hudson, not ou t.. .. B .......................... Total .. 57 TUFNELL AMATEURS v. RICHMOND ALBERTS. Played at Richmond on May 10. T u fn e ll A m ateu rs . T. Chapman, b Fry .. T. Holmes, st Fry .. F. Thomas, b Fry Davenport, run out .. T. Deny, b I ry .. Sandaver, 1 b w, b Fry Phillips, st Fry .. B. Chapman, b Brown Wing, b Brown .. F. Whitehead, not out Barnard, b Fry .. .. B 8 ,1 b 2.................. Total .. 55 R ic h m o n d A l b e r ts . W. Smith,b Whitehead 0 F. Burn, b Whitehead 8 R. Wilson, c Daven­ port, b Whitehead.. 9 D. Fry, c Sandaver, b Whitehead .. .. 0 G. Tibbies, run out .. 0 .T. Edwards, not out .. 38 C. Fisher, b Whitehead 0 F. Ford, b Chapman .. 8 D. Smith, b Whitehead 3 W7 Robinson, c Daven­ port, b Whitehead .. 8 G. Bradsham, c White­ head, b Peny .. .. 2 B 5,1 b 2, w 8 , n b 8 13 Total 84 CARSHALTON PARK v. OAKFIELD CLUB. Two prominent members of the Austra­ lian team—P. S. M ‘Donnell and G. E. Palmer—took part in a match at Carshalton Park on Saturday between the above-named teams. The game was remarkable for the bowling of Palmer and the batting of M‘Donnell. The former took eight wickets at a cost of fourteen runs, whilst M‘Donnell put together a brilliant innings of 120. His principal hits were two fives, ten fours, four threes, and eighteen twos. All Palmer’s wickets were cleaned bowled. R. I’Anson, who also played for Carshalton Park, made 109. Score:— O a k fie ld C lu b . F. W. Janson, b Palmer 2 A. J. Lane, run out .. 17 D. Watney, b Palmer.. 2 L. J. Turner, b Palmer 0 H. Roper, b Palmer .. 0 J. H. Wise, b Palmer.. 0 J. Turner, b Palmer .. 0 H.H. Hinton, b Palmer 0 A. Lintott, b Palmer .. 8 W. D. Watney, not out A. I arabert, b M‘Don- nell .......................... A. S. Elborongh, b M'Donnell.................. Bye .. Total C a rsh alto n P ark . S. A. Jones, b Roper .. 6 R. 1’Anson, c Lambert, b L. Turner .. . .109 P. S. M‘Donnell, b I . Turner ....................120 G. E. Palmer, 1b w, b L. Turner....................... 9 J. E. A. Greatorex, st Janson, b Watney .. 18 E. Giberne, st Janson, b Watney........................7 P. T. Wrigley, b L. Turner ........................5 A. Duranda, b L. Turner ..................15 H. B. Burnell, st Jan­ son, b Watney.. .. 0 J. Colman, not out .. 17 Capt. J. S. Muggeridge, c Roper, b L. Turner 6 C. T. Oilt s, c J. Turner b Roper ..................0 B 23,1 b 4, w 2 .. 29 Total ..311 R. I. E. C., COOPER’S HILL, v. UNITED HOSPITALS. Played at Cooper’s Hill on May 10. E. T. E. 0. P.J. Radcliffe, c Hinde, b B r y a n ..................13 F. A. Wilson, run out 14 H. C. John, c Cruik- shank, b Hinde .. 1 W. Knowles, b Cruik- shank.......................... 1 P.H.Bower, b Lowndes 32 G. Combe, b Lowndes 4 W . A. Harrison, c Cruikshank, b Bryan 15 G. T.Barlow,bLownde 3 F. W. Yeoman, c May, b H in d e .................. A. R. G. Newton, b L ow n des.................. A.E. Chapman, not cut B .......................... T o ta l..................103 U n ite d H o spitals . First Innings. Hinde, b John Barber, b John .. Lowndes, b Bower Gilpin, not out .. B . . . . Abbot-Anderson,bJohn 0 Hears, b Bower .. .. 8 Bryan, bJohn .. .. 3 May,-b Bower .. .. 0 Cruikshank,cHarrison, b John ..................9 Fox, b John.................. 8 Gibson,runout .. ..1 0 In the Second Innings Anderson scored (b Bower) 0, Bryan (not out)24, Cruikshank (c Chapman, b John) 10, Fox (b John) 2, May (not out) 5; b 7, w 2—Total 50. T otal..................39 MARLBOROUGH v. COLUMBIA. Played at Honor Oak on May 10. A. W. Manby, b Fish 2 G. Harrison, 1b w, b It. W inch..................10 B. Kenyon, b R.Winch 0 A, E. Fisher, b Grien 23 A. Lee. b Finh .. .. 1 W. H. Weatlierstone, b Green..........................4 M ar lb o r o u g h . M. Clayton, c Green, b Winch .................. A. F. Fryer, b W in'h.. A. F. Kent, b Green .. W. Clayton, not out .. J. Boyd, b Green.. .. E x tra s.................. Total ’..................52 FT. Line, run oat VV. Green, b Fryer .. W. Norris, b M anby.. II. Winch, b Manby .. R. Winch, b Manby .. C. Hilton, run out J. Fish, c Boyd,b Har- lis o n .......................... E. Winch, b Manby .. C. Barton, not on t H. Norris, b Harrison H. Hilton, c Fryer, b Mauby E x tr a s .................. 8 T o ta l..................33 BURLINGTON v. MERCHANT TAYLORS’ SCHOOL. Played at Oval on May 10. M erch an t T aylo rs ’ S chool . P. D. Chater, cLindup, b Stein .................. R. S. Lucas, b Stein .. F. G. Bampfylde, c Messenger, b Stein.. W. F. Uraney, st War­ ren, b Chavasse R. W. Whittington, run out E. H. Gunnery, b Chavasse.................. G.H. Wells, b Chavasse G. A. Lightfoot, c Jeffries, b Stein H. Rankin, b Chavasse W.E. Drake,b Chavasse F D. Head, not out E x tr a s .................. Total . B u rlin g to n . W. J. Jeffries, not out 14 J. Messenger, not out.. 7 E xtras...................15 E.C. Lindup, b Rankin 47 E. B. Warren, b Lucas 4 E. Williamson, c TJm- ncy, b Bampfjlde .. 40 F. P. Owen, b Gunnery 17 T otal.................. 155 R. Hazard, b Lucas .. 11 C. A. Stein, R. Lament, Y. W. Blair, and E. L. Chavasse did not bat. I n a match on Saturday last between Bradford Albion and Yeadon, Jowett took all ten wickets of Yeadon. J. F. R e s n t -T a ilt o c b plajing for Juniors v. Seniors of Koyal Engineers at Chatham on Saturday, carried bis bat through second innings for 73 out of 154, D. G. S p iro scored 10 2 , not out. in a total of 167 for three wickets, for Neer-do-Weels v, Trinity College, at Cambridge, on Monday.1