Cricket 1885

june li, 1685. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 181 LANCASHIRE v. DERBYSHIRE. The Derbyshire eleven are to be eon' gratulated on a capital performance in their first match of the season, with Lancashire, completed on Saturday at Old Trafford. Though they won the toss and went in on a good wicket, five of their best batsmen were out for only six runs, and at the end of an innings they were as many as 161 runs to the bad, Rain prevented more than an hour and a half’s play on Friday, and during this time Derbyshire were able to make 95 for the loss of two wickets in their second innings, entirely through the excellent play of Crop­ per, who was not out with 64. On Saturday Mr. Eadie and Sugg also showed fine cricket, and,with some useful aid from Wood- Sims, helped to raise the Derbyshire total to the respectable sum of 318. Mr. Eadie made a very promising first appearance for Derby­ shire. His 62, in which were five fours, five threes and seven twos, was in every sense a creditable display of batting. Nor can too much praise be given to Sugg, who carried out his bat for 81, made by thoroughly good cricket. Lancashire had 158 to get to win when they entered on their second innings, and aS only an hour and forty minutes remained of time there seemed very slight chance of any other result than a draw. Five of the best Lancashire wiekets, though, were down for 63 when Cropper was put on, and his bowling proved so effeotive just at the critical point of the game that Derbyshire were able to get the last batsman, Littlewood, out ten minutes before time. Cropper took four of the last five Lancashire wickets at a cost of only sixteen runs, and it was mainly to his bowling that Derbyshire were able to claim a most creditable victory by 73 runs. Pilliog was unable to keep wicket for Lancashire, and Littlewood, who acted as his substitute, was not up to the mark. D erbyshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Shaclilock, b Watson .. 2 c Littlewood, b Barlow.................. 9 Wood-Sims, b Barlow .. 0 cOrosslanc,bWatson 30 Mr. W . S. Eadie, c Little­ wood, b Watson .. .. 0 r u n o u t ...................63 F. Sagg, c Watson, b Barlow ..........................0 not o u t ....................... 81 Mr. L, C. Docker, b Watson 0 1b w, b Crossland.. 13 Chatterton, c and b Barlow ..........................15 c Hornby, b Cross­ land ..................9 Cropper, b Watson .. .. 5 b Crossland .. .. 8l> Mr. (i. (i. Walker, c Leach, b Watson..........................1 cBiddolpb,bWatson 5 Stubbings, b Barlow .. 8 c and b Bartow .. 0 Disney, c and b W atson.. 14 st Littlewood, b Crossland .. .. 0 W. Mycroft, not ou t.. .. 0 b Crossland .. ..1 6 U .................................. 9 B 6,1 b 8 .. .. 14 Total................ .. .. 64 Total .. ..818 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Barlow, b Chatterton .. 15 c Cropper, b Chat­ terton .................. 29 Mr, 0. P. Lancashire, b Chatterton ,. ., ..2 4 b Chatterton.■ . • 4 Robinson,c and b Chatter­ ton .. .. .................. 45 run ont .. . • .. 6 Mr. W. E. Leach, 1b w, b Shacklock ..................44 i b w, b Mycroft .. 12 Briggs, b Chatterton .. 0 c Disney, b Shack­ lock .................. 4 Mr. G. H . Biddolph, c E die,b M jcroft .. ..1 8 b Cropper .. .. 1 Mr. a, N. Hornby, c Docker, b Shacklock .. 10 b Chatterton .. ..1 1 Whittaker, not out .. ..2 2 c Di-ney, b Cropper 0 Watsou, b Alycrofc .. .. 0 c Stubbings, b Cropper .. .. 4 Crossland, c Sugg, b Mycroft .................. 11 not o n t ...................6 Littlewood, b Stubbings .. ft et Disney, b Cropper 1 B 12, lb 3 ..................15 B 4, lb 2 .. .. 6 Total................ .. ..215 Total .. ..8 4 BOWLING ANALYSIS. D erbyshire . Watson Barlow First Innings. 0 . M. R.W . 81 22 28 6 80 22 17 4 Second Innings. O. M. R.W, .. 84 38 ' . .. .. 65 __ Crossland 47 15 94 Mycrnffc Shacklock Chatterton Stubbings Walker.. Briggs.. 9 Biddolph 3 L ancashire . First Innings. O. M. R.W . 28 12 51 3 50 2 2 15 0 13 20 _ 30 15 46 10 9 1 29 1 Cropper 3 24 0 Second Innings. O. M. B.W. .. 13 4 30 1 .. 4 2 10 1 24 13 Si2 3 8 2 16 4 HERTFORDSHIRE v. ESSEX, The Essex eleven had an easy victory over Hertfordshire, in the first match of the season, played at Bishop Stortford, on Friday and Saturday list, winning with nine wickets to spare. F. A. Bishop took eleven Hertford­ shire wickets at a cost of seventy-three runs. Mr. F. II. Stevens, Pearce, b Hutchins 16 Mr. C. E. Green, 1b w, b Titchmarsh .. .. 0 Jones,cWales,bHutchins 4 Silcock, b Titchmarsh 30 Mr. D. Womersley, b Titchmarsh .. ..3 5 Mr.R.P. Sewell, run out 26 Mr. J. J. Bead, c and b Titchmarsh .. .. 4 First Innings. Mr. G. McEwen, at Westell, b Pearce .. Pickett, not ou t.. .. Mr. A. T. Bishop, b Titchmarah .. Mr. K. A. bishop, b Titchmarsh .. .. B 11,1 b 1 .. .. Total ..180 In the Second Innings Mr. F. H. Stevens scored, b Hutchins 2, Mr. C. E. Green (not out), 7, Jones (not out) 8.—Total 17. H ertfordshire . First Innings. Capt. Beresford Baker, b A. T. Bishop .. . . . . . .. 8 Mr. E. H. Wales, run out 2 Pearce, c McEwou, b F. A, B ishop..................................11 Hearn, b F. A. Bishop .. 13 Westell, b F. A. Bishop .. 4 Mr; H. E. Crawley,b Silcock 5 Mr.H.A. Taj lor, atMcEwen, b Silcock ..........................16 Hutchins, b F, A. Bishop .. 6 Titchmarsh, b Silcock.. .. 6 Mr. H. G. S. Hughes, b F. A. B is h o p ..........................0 Wilson, not o u t .................. 7 B 9,1 b 3, n b 1 .. 13 Total . .91 Second Innings. b Silcock .. .. 6 b F. A. Bishop .. 6 b F. A. Bishop .. 33 c A. Bishop, b Pickett .. . . 2 5 cStevens.bSiloock 15 1b w, b Pickett .. 1 b F. A. Bishop .. 6 notout .. .. 5 b F. A. Bishop .. 0 b F. A. Bishop.. 0 st McEwen, b F. A. Bishop .. 0 B 7, 1b l .. 8 T^tal ..105 RICHMOND v. M. C. C. & G. Played at Richmond on June 6. R ichmond . F. W. Bush, c Flowers, b Attewell.. .; .. H. K. Avory, b Flowers E.P. James, c Attewell, b Flowers.................. J. N. Bash, c Gunn, b F lo w e r s .................. T.D.Wilson, bAUewell E. D. C. Cecil, c Bovill, b Flowers.................. F. Fielding, b Attewell J.Robirtson.b Attewell H. J. Hill, c Gunn, b A ttew e ll.................. R. E. Yerburgh, b lJlowers ................... W. Barker, not out .. 17 M. C. C. & G. Total 72 Gunn, b Robertson .. 9 E. A. Parke, b Barker 21 Flowers, b Robertson 6 G.F.Willes, c Fielding, b Robertson .. ..I S Major Booth, run out 2 Attewell, b Robertson 4 A. Bovill, b Robertson 0 E. W. Wallington did not bat. Captain Ind, b Barker 0 J. S. Russell, not out 0 Major Anstruther, not out .......................... 2 B 1 ,1 b 1 .. .. 2 Total 64 A n dover G ram m ar S chool v . F yfie ld ,— Played at Fyfield on June 3rd, the School winning by an innings and 13 runs. Scores : A. G. S. 91 (Mason 19, Brough 19); Fyfield 40 (Gibbs 12 not out, Francis 10) and 38 (Gibbs 25.) CROYDON y. SUTTON. Played at Sutton on June 6. C roydon . E.Andertoh,lbw,bPaice 2 R. Biscoe, b Ruck .. 1 J. A. Enight, lb w , b Sharp..........................41 A, J. Lane, c Sharp, b Smith..........................3 S. F. Kemp, c Ruck, b Sharp..........................11 E. J. Day, b Sharp .. 7 F. llill, not out .. .. 42 S utton . A. Smith, b Whitehead 31 L. J. Paice, c Hill, b Whitehead .. .. 1 C. J. Smith, st Kemp,b Neech..........................16 H. W . Sharp, st Kemp, b H ill..........................24 A. Hyslop, not out .. 26 F. Ashworth, b White­ head ................ . .. 0 W. T. Grant, c Flindt, b Ruck ..................3 J. C. Neech, b Smith 5 E. Shove, b Smith .. 15 A.Whitehead,6tSmith, b Sharp .................. 6 B 5,lbS ,w 4 ,n b l 13 Total ..149 H. Hooper, b White­ head ..........................5 J. Home, b H ill.. .. 3 S. FJindt, b Whitehead 0 F. Burrows, c Hill, b Whitehead .. .. 9 G. F. Ruck, b N eech.. 6 B 12,1 b 4 .. ..1 6 Total ..137 CROYDON v. FAIRFIELD. Played at Croydon on June 6. F airfield . F. H. Moore, b Austen F. W . Ledger, c and b 7 H. Bennett, b Allan .. 8 F. R. Pyne, b Grant .. 7 Grant.......................... 5 H. J. Goodwin, c Wil* H. W . C. Bedford, b kinson, b Allan .. 0 Grant.......................... 0 II ,G. Chapman, b Allan 0 G. Cosens, c Groom, b A. Simpson, not out .. ‘J Grant.......................... 9 B 4,1 b 1, w 1 .. 6 L. Wood, c Groom, b — Austen .................. 14 Total .. .. 69 C. H. Wall, c Grant, b 11 C roydon . H. R. Groom, c and b C.F.Evang,c Simpson, W ood.......................... 5 b L edger.................. 4 F. Grant, b Simpson .. 17 A.W. Allan, c Bedford, E. R. WilkiaLOn,cWall, b Ledger .................. 9 b Wood .................. 10 T. L. Robert-', not out 89 H. W. Ward, c Ledger, H.J. Hawkins, run out 25 b Wood .................. 17 T. P. Austen,b W all.. 6 J. Aris, c Bennett, b S im p so n .................. B 6, w 1 .. .. 7 10 C.W.M, Feist,bSiinpson 0 Total .. ..119 CROYDON V. FAIRFIELD. Played at TootiDg on June G. F airfield . A. Glass, c S. Ching, b Shrirapton .. .. H. J. Walker, c Russell, b Shrimpton .. A. Palmer,b Maybourne R.W.Gaskin, b Shrimp­ ton .......................... J. Forrester, run out .. C.J.Taylor.cShrimpton, b Shaw .................. C. Ablett, retired hurt G. Cjles, b Shrimpton J. Morris, c Russell, b Shrimpton .. .. J. S. Ridding, not out H. Menhenick, b Shriinpton .. .. B 4,1 b 2 .. .. Total Si C roydon . C. Maybourne, c For­ rester, b Walker .. 80 J. Shaw, run out.. .. 10 R. J. J. Shrimpton, b Taylor ..................6 A. Hill, 1b w, b Walker 17 S. Ching, b Palmer .. 6 S. J. Ching, c Forrester, b Ridding..................8 F. Russell did not bat. II T. Butterworth, c and b Palm er.. .. 2 R. M. Booper, not out 25 L. N. Chovetux, not out ..........................8 B 3, w 2, n-b 1 .. 6 Total .16J RAVENSBOURNE (LEE) v. BOW CHURCH YARD. Played at Lee on June G. R avensbourne . F. Foster, b Burdett.. 0 W. MaddoCks, b Tiffen 11 Jarmy (sub), run out 0 Clemoir (sub^b Tiffen 1 B 7,1 b 1 .. .. 8 A. T. Pearce, b Burdett 79 F. Ellingham,c Fabian, b Moir .................. 2 P. Williams, st Fabian, b Moir .................. 21 J. S. Kisfruck, b Tiffen 31 E. J. Pritchard, not out 64 A. Dariow,b Tiffen .. 81 W. J. Cowley, c Winter, b Burdett................... Bow Church Yard did not bat, Total. .254