Cricket 1884

m a y 29,1884. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J',7 that tbe actual duration of the game was only about four hours. It is worthy of remark that the last twenty-four widkets ohly added ninety-seven runs. Score and analysis. E le v e n of E n g lan d . First Innings. V< Second Innings. R. G. Barlow, b Palmer t . 8 b Spofforth .. ,. 2 Mr. J. G. Walker, b Sp<5f- f o r t h ................. .. . . 1 8 bB oylo... .. 0 Sugg, b Spofforth.. .. .. 5 st ..Blackham, b Boylo .. .. 0 Mr. L.C.Docker, bSpofforth.19 b Spoffoxth .. .. 5 Briggs, e McDonnell, b Spof­ fo rth .... .* .. 0. .b Boyle,. .. 2 Mr. A. H. Hoath, b Boyle «. 2 b Spofforth . . .. 4. Robinson, c and b Boylo .. 7 cJ3oyle,bSpofforth 1 Watson, bSpoffo' th ,.. .. 2 n otou t.. .. .. 7 Mr. S. Christophcrson, not out .................. .. .. 8 b Spofforth .. .. 0 Pilling, b Spoffapth .. 0c Palmer, b Spof­ forth.. .. .. 0 Mr. H. Rotherham, st Black­ ham, b Spofforth .. .. fJb Spofforth,. . . 1 B 8,1 b 2 ... .. ,. 5 B .. .. .. 4 Total .. 82 Total . .. 2(j A u stralian s . First Innings. «* Second Inning?, A. 0. Bannerman, b Barlow.. 1 cDockor.bChristo* pherson .. .-. 7 P. S. M. McDonnell, b Barlow 21 b Christopherson 17 W. L. Murdoch, o and b — -— - Rotherham..........................7 b B arlow .. ,, 1 G. Giffen, b Barlow ... .. 9 b Barlow .. ,, 1 J. Mo 0. Blackham, b Ro­ therham .......................... 8 b Christopberson 0 G. J. Bonner, b BArtow ..• 0 not out ■ .. .. 1 H. J. H. Scott, c Watson, b Rotherham .. .. ., .. 8 not ont .. ,, 5 F.R. Spofforth, b Barlow .. 9 b Christopherson 0 G. Alexander, b Barlow .. 6 ‘ G. E. Palmer, c Docker, b - Barlow.., ... .. .. 4 H. F. Boyle, not out , .v 4 B 9,1 b 1 .. ■ .. . . 1 0 L b .. .. 1 *Total. 76 Total .. 83 BOWLING ANALYSIS. E n gland E le v e n . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 0. M. R .W . Spofforth .. 15.3 3 84, 7 .. . . 8.8 6 37 Palm er.. 7 1 80 1 • • Boyle . . . . 8 2 18 2 .. 8 2 19 3 A u stralian s . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. H. W. .0. M. R. W. Rotherham .. 17 4 85 8 .. . . 2 0 9 0 Barlow .. .. 17 9 81 7 .. .v 12 6 18 2 Ohristopherson 9.1, 4 10 3 NORTHBROOK (LEE) 2 nd X I. v, BLACK­ HEATH PROPRIETARYSCHOOL- Played at Manor Way,’ Blackheath, on May 24, B l A^KHSATH PaoPRIE^AnV’ 'SCttOdl^ First Iocdngs. Second Innings, J. N. .Noaken, c J , A. Smith, b East .. .. 0 . Q.Fv .A .. .Smith,- b . . I^ennardv 16 F. W. Dyne, c Doman, b East.. .. .. .. ,. 2 b F.A . Smith.. . . 2 0 S. C. Lewis, b Cavanaugh’ 7 b F. A. Sm ith.. .. 0 E. FiHowaell, b East .. 10 b B o i l e r ..„ .. 28 G. D. Finch, b Cavanaugh 6 .e Bnt^ri b>East ., 12 M. A. North, b East .» 0 Dot out .. ^.. . . J l2 H. E. Brooke, b East .. 5 c F.A. Smith, b But- Jcr,, . 1 C. O. Springthorpe, cF .A . Smith, b East .. .J 1 b F. A,-Smith.-. ». 0 H.W. Saw, 1b w, b Cavan- . . • ,r, * ............. ■ ajjgh,... .. .. 2 1b w, b Kennard .. 5 E. p. Parsons, not: out .. 0 c F. A. Smith, b . East . . .. .. 0 C,.T» Watney, b East .. 0 c F. A. tjmith, b Holmes .. .. 0 B 8 ,1 b 1 .. . . .. 4 si B 8 ,1 b 1, w 3. . 7 Total 86 Total ..101 W. J. Smith, c Par­ sons, b Watney .. 6 8.0, Woolmer, b Finch 0 W . Butler, b Watney 10 A. Ea t, b Watney .. 0 Af Smith, b.FiW h..: 8 ' A. E. Buckl(*y, run out 9 A. A. Kcnnard, b Wat- *fij .. 5 N orthbrook . M. Cavanaugh, b Finch 5 A. W . Allin, biFinch, 3 A- H. Holmes* n^t. out 7 H. Doraan, b Finch .. 8 JB8,*bl .. .. 0 . .Total . SURREY v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Surrey won. its first match of the season' against Leicestershire, at the Oval, on Tues­ day, with 7 wickets to spare. Winning the toss the home team O nly made a moderate start, but the brilliant play of Mr. Read and Barratt’s excellent batting enabled them to reach a total,of< 317, Mr. Read ought to have been caught at long-off when he had made about sixty, .but the fieldsman altogether misjudged the hall. He gave, too, an impossible chance low down to Mr. Marriott at mid-off, but these were his only mistakes and his play all round, especially at the finish, was up to his very best form. Barratt and he added 103 runs, the second time ttyis season that the former has helped to put on a hundred for the last wicket. Bottimore showed good cricket each time. The feature of the Leicestershire batting, though, Was the second innmgs of'Mr. Hay. He went in first and carried out his bat for 69 out of 186, a capital display of defensive cricket. S urrey . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. J. Shuter, b Rylott .. 0 Lohmann, o Marriott, b Parnham ... .. .. . . 1 2 b Bottimore .. 0 M. Read,b Rylofct ..' . . 8 2 Mr. W. W. Read, not out .‘.162 notout «• .. 1 Mr. E. J. DlVer, b flylott k. 17_ Henderson, c Crofts,b Botti­ m o r e " . . ' . . .. .. 8 b Rylotfc .. .. 9 Abel, c Stone, b Rylott .‘. 14 not out/. .. .. 6 Mr. M. P. Bowden, e Crofts; b Bottimore .. .. . i 9 b Rylott .. .. 0 Jon£s, c Hay, b Rylott .. 16 Wood, c Hay, b Rylott .. 1 Barratt,c Bottimore,b Rylott 88 B 2,1 b 6 .......................... 8 Total ..317 Total.. 16 L e ic e st e r sh ir e . First Innings. ' Second Innings. Wheoler, b Jones.. .. .. 15 b Lohmann.. .. 8 Mr. W. H. Hay, run out .. 7 notout...................69 Warren, b Jones Tr" . . ^ 9 * ~ e Wrfod, b Abel .. 8 Mr. C. Marriott, run out .. 6 b A b e l...................14 Mr. 0, E. Stone, b Jones .. 4, e W. Read, b. Abel 4 Panter,c Lohmanri,b Barratt C c W. Road,1o Loh- .. *;•’ ' • V; matin .. . . 1 8 Mr. A.AT. Crofts, c Bhutef, b Barratt .. .. . ‘. .’ 2* b A b el....2 Parnham^b Jones 11c Diver, t> Barratt 23 BotiinJore, not ^Ut ». . . 4 1 b Barratt .. 20 Riehardson.b Abel .. 17 b Abel ... . * . 9 Ryiott.e Lohmann,b.B»rrat t 5 . c Abelr>b M- Re »d 6 . . L p< 8 /V 2 ., 5 Total '. . j.146 Toial ,.186 . w ^^ o WLJNG. ANAt.^1^ W XRlOEaTERSIIIRE. .. ...... . . First Innings. >; Second Innings. • O. M; R.W. O. M. R.W. Barratt .. . . ®l.l 0 Td 3 .. .. 80 12 88 2 Jones .. .. 48 25 50 4 .. ,. 33 17 64 0 Lohmann .. 9 2 191 0 .. . . 1 5 6 28 2 A'b61 .; W ,v;i 1 * 6 * 1 1$ I ^ ':i'i *0 JH 5 M. Read . . . . . 1 1 0 0 . . . . 4 0 17 1 ‘ Abo! and Barratt each bowled a wide. .^ -g V R R E T . -- First Innings. Socond Innings. * . O. M. R.W . - • O, M. R.W. Rylott .. .-. 56.1^0 96 7 Parnham.. f .. 31 6 107 1 Bottimore .. 88 14 88 2 Richardson .. .2 0 .1$ 0 8 2 5.2 2 13 1 OAKFIELD v. NONDESdRIPTrf* Played 4it-Park Lane,- Croydon, on May 24. A. J. Lano, b Blaker 14 D. Watney, b Blaker.. 8 F. W. Janson, b Stal­ lard .. r-... .. .. 23 A. LintOtfc, 1 b :w, b' Wilkinson.. ■ -w' . . ‘ 6 F. West,j -c Smith* b Hill .. . . .. - . 1 7 H. A. Iloper, oStreet.h . Siallt-id ;.s 1 9 A. J. Miuton, c Street, USSmith .. 13 N o n d escripts . . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Lockc Lancaster, b Roper .................. .. 0 c Janson, b R dpcr.. 1 G. Stallard, b Janson .. 2 c Oswald, b Roper.. 70 P. Wilkinson, b Janson. . 1 c Turner, b Roper.. 85 G. II. P. Street, b Janson 8 c Allen, b Janson .. 81 A. M. Hill, run out .. . . 1 3 b Janson...................0 E. H. Bambridga, c Wat­ ney, b Janson .. .. 13 c Watney, b Janson 10 W. C. Blaker, st Turner,b Roper . . . .. ... .. 0 E. B. Holmes, c Janson, b Ropet .. .. .. .. 0 A. Bowden Smith, b Jan- son .'. . '.. .. 10 riot out .. .. .. 14 S. J. Weston, not out .. 2 c Lane, b Janson.. 0 A. A. Levy, c Turner, b Roper . . . . . . . . 1 B 2, l b 2 .. .. .. 4 B 17, 1b 4, w 3 21 Total 5 i Total .. ..191 SOUTHGATE v. MR. B. A. GREEN’S XL M r . B. A. G reen ’ s XI. First Innings. ------ Second Innings. 8 . H. Bradford, b FranciB.. 2 runout .. . . 2 8 Y. Graham-Smith, c sub, b Ford .. .......................0 b Ford .. .. .. 7 G. Hadow, run out ...........23 c A. E. White, b Ford.. .. .. 15 E. H. Oldham, b Ford.. .. 0 b White .. .. 6 F. Harvey, b Ford .. 8 c J. Sharp,b B. W. Sharp.. .. T. Maxwell, st Sharp,b Ford 7 c B. W. Shcrp, b White .. . . 1 4 E, C. Roberts, c F. White, b Francis.. .......................14 H. A. Sharpe, b Ford .. .. 8 b Francis .. .. 4 C. Thornhill, not out .. .. 0 b F ord................... 6 W. Edwards, c Franois, b F o r d -,. .i .. 0 c Sugden,bFord 0 B. A. Green, b Ford .. .. 0 not out.................0 Extras ..........................2 Extras .. . . 1 2 Total .......................59 Total.. .. 94 S outhgate . A. W. Sharp, c Harvey, b Maxwell.. .. . . 2 1 E. A, White, b Maxwell 0 P. E. Sugden 4 run out 1 J, AUerv c Sharp, b M a xw ell...................21 R. T . Viviao, not out.. £ J. W. Sharp, c Harvey, b Maxwell.. .. .1 6 A. E. White, c Sharp, b H adow ..................0 B. W* Sharp,' b ttadow 10 F. P. Francis, c Old­ ham, b Maxwell ..' 20 F. F. White,b Bradford 4 A. L. Ford, o Oldham, b Hadow .; P. 'iV. & Extras r Total .. ..109 ‘ HIGHGATE WANDERERS v. OLD - .. ti.‘ T BRUOlANS;4 Played at Bruce Oastle on -May 24. ____O ld .JB r . ucux 8*_ ______ First Innings. Second Innings. L.Shaw.cNewton.bWilmer 6 st Rimington, b . V. ■ Wilmor. a .. 21 C. Robson, st Rimington, c Hayter, b Wilmer 23 b Scott . . . . . . . . 2 E. Strode, c Rimington,b Wilmor .. .. /. .. 2 c Hayter, bWilmer 1 W.W.ReeVe*cRitningtoo, ' b Wilmer . . - 2 . ..11st . sJUmingtou, b Wilmer M 7 R. W .D . HiU, run out .. 0 c Ritfamgton, b ..Wilmei: ... .. 4 G. W. Bird, b Wilmer .. 13 A. Hyland, c Newton, b , Atkinson.^ i:»» •• ••12st Rimington, b Wilmcr. 8 A. Eiloart,.c French, b * W ilm er.................. .. 0 retired ..............12 S. N. Vigers, b Atkinson 4 F .E . EUoart.iun otxt . . 0 O. Strauss, not out .. .. 0 - L b 2, w 1 .. .. .. 8 L b l, w 2 .. . . 8 Total 53 Total 74 ------ > . A. .L. JElborough, b ‘ H ig iig a t e W an d erers * t Stallard .. .. 24 W .L. B..Hayter, c and G. T. Atkmson, c Rob- J. Turner, b Stallard .. 18 . h.Bird. ... 84 eon, b Bird .. .. 9 A. a Oswald, b Wil* \ II. E. Hughes, bStrode 0 A.L.M^cott,fi Strode, kinson . . . . . . 0 G.A.Rimington,b Rob­ 11 b Rird. .. .. 5 A. H.'Allen, not out 0 son .......................... H. F. Jacob, ! b w , b B 9, w 4 .. .. .. 13 S.C.Newton.cEiloart, b .R obson - .* .. .. I B ir d .................. 25 H .B. French,_ not out 15 'Betel .b -• .145 A. Wilmer,st. Strode, b B,.F.L(,ft».U R obson., . 4 Bud .. .. .. 8 B 9,1 b 2 .. .. 11 ■E. U. Kelly, b Itubson a — .. Ik ju ta l .. ,:..x ..123