Cricket 1885

2 7 6 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. j u l y 23 , 1885 . G loucestershire . First Innings, Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Peate .. .. 28 13 21 0 .. .. 16 7 82 0 Rates .. .. 84 11 53 3 . . .. 27 9 89 3 Emmett 29 18 23 2 . . .. 55.:185 40 2 Harrison .. 16 2 40 2 .. . . 2 5 14 88 5 Perl .. .. 4.1 2 4 1 .. .. 10.3 8 26 0 Preston 10 1 19 0 Hall .. 1 0 2 0 Emmett bowled nine wides, LANCASHIRE v. SURREY. Continuous rain on Saturday, at Liverpool, in all probability saved Surrey from a defeat in their first fixture of the season with Lancashire, began on the ground of the Liverpool Club on Thursday. Neither side had its full strength, and it is worthy of remark that though Mr. Roller was helping Surrey, owing to the severe injury to his arm early in the week at Brighton he was practically of little use. Rain prevented a commencement on the first day until half­ past twelve o’clock, and Surrey, who went in first, were seen to great disadvantage. Mr. Shuter played capital cricket, but no one else made any stay, and the Captain’s 57 represented over one half of the total from the bat. When Lancashire went in Mr. A. G. Steel batted in his best form, and Briggs hit so freely |that at the close of the day Lancashire were 69 runs on with two wickets still to fall. On the following morning Watson was soon disposed of, and Pilling the last man, came in to join Briggs. These two batsmen hit with extraordinary vigour, and, thanks, in a measure, to some bad fielding, were credited with a perform­ ance unprecedented, we believe, in an important match. In an hour and forty minutes they made, indeed, 173 runs, the largest number as far as we know recorded, for the last wicket. Though he had several lives, Briggs’ 186 was a very fine display of hitting. He was missed at short-slip, when he had got 45, by Abel,who again let him off at 103, and otherwise he had considerable luck. Pilling’s 61 not out was a good innings, though also not free from mistakes Following on, 247 runs in arrear, Surrey made a better show, and all the seven bats men out got double figures, Mr. Shuter again playing exceedingly well. At the end of the second day Surrey still wanted 34 runs to save the innings with five wickets to fall. Rain prevented any play on Satur­ day, so that the game was drawn altogether in favour of Lancashire. Just before the close of the second day Platts no-balled Mr. Jowett, one of the Lancashire eleven—a fast right-handed bowler—on the ground that his delivery was not fair. Briggs’ figures were one seven (three for an overthrow), eighteen fours, five threes, twenty-five twcs, and forty-two singles. Surrey suffered greatly fiom the absence of a wicket-keeper, owing to Wood’s injured hand. S urrey . First Innings. Abel, c Yate9, b Barlow .. 4 Mr. J. Shuter, c Hornby, b Barlow..................................57 b Watson Mr. K. J. Key, c and b Barlow..................................14 Mr. W. W. Read. 1 b w,b Watson ..........................0 Mr. W. E. Roller, c and b Watson .......................... 5 Mr. E. J. Diver, b WatFon 8 Mr. M. P. Bowden, c Hornby, b Watson.. .. 10 Lohmann, b Barlow . . . 4 Beaumont, st Pilling,b Steel 3 Mr. C. E. Horner, b Barlow 8 B^rratt, not o u t ..................0 B 2 , lb 2 .......................... 4 L an cash ire. Mr.W.E. Leach,b'Loh- mann................................1 Barlow, c Key, b Loh­ mann............................. 10 Mr. A. G. Steel, 0 Abel, b R oller......................88 Briggs, st Bowden, b Read............................186 Mr. A. N. Hornby, e Lohmann, b Horner 1 Mr.H.Eccles.cBowdeo, b Beaumont .. •• 14 Mr. 0. P. Lancashire, c Beaumont, bBarratt 16 Yates, c Read, b Loh­ mann.......................... 10 Mr. Jowett, e Read, b Beaumont .. .. 0 Watson, cKey, b Beau­ mont .......................... 19 Pilling not out . .. fl B 4,1 b 8, w 1 .. 8 Total .. ..364 First Innings. BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u rre y , Second Innings. Watson.. Barlow .. Steel .. Beaumont Lohmann Horner .. Roller .. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . 86 14 63 4 .. . . 41 19 51 1 88.120 49 5 .. .. 25 7 55 0 3 2 1 1 .. .. 26 12 21 1 Briggs.. 44 20 61 3 Jowett.. 2 L an cash ire. 0 9 0 O. M. R. W . 0 . M. R. w. 87 15 74 3 Barrattll 0 40 1 83 4 104 8 Read.. 4 1 14 1 26 9 67 1 A bel.. 4 0 18 0 8 2 26 1 |Key .. 6 Barratt bowled a wide. 2 13 0 TJXBBIDGE v. CHATHAM HOUSE WANDERERS. Played at Uxbridge on Jnly 15. Chatham H ouse W a n d erers. First Innings. J.W. Clements, b Shaw 5 H. W. Taylor, c and b Woods ..................0 S. Cheeaeman, b Shaw 17 F. C. Clements, o Gar­ diner, b Woods 46 R. S. Jones, b Shaw .. 0 H. S. Barlow, b Woods 10 A. R. S utfield,b Shaw 11 A. Holt, c Carrick, b Sugden .................. 5 J. J. Ratcliff, b Sngd**n 10 F. Gregory, o Woods, b Sugden.................. 2 A. N. Other, not out .. 2 B 4 , 1b 1 . . .. 5 Total ..113 la the SecondInnings Cheeseman scored st Willis, b Shaw, 5, Jones (not out), 77, Barlow, st Willis, b Sugden, 13, Ratcliff, b Sugden, 10; b 4, w 1.—Total 110. T. B. Hughes, b F. Clements..................8 F. Willis, c Cheese­ man, b Barlow .. 0 E. D. 8haw, b Gregory 95 C. M. Woodbridge, c Gregory, b Barlow .. 9 T. G. Sugden, b Clements.................. 13 Woods, c Clements, b F. Clements .. .. 14 CRYSTAL PALACE v. KENSINGTON PARK. Played at Crystal Palace on July 18. C ry s ta l P a la ce . F. Barry, b Gibson .. 4 J. Aste, b Gibson.. .. 0 C. J. Fox, c Powell, b Browne ..................61 H. Hetley, b Gibson .. 11 Shorter, b Roberts 22 F. Cc-lclough, c Quin, b Browne ..................33 H. P. Clarke, o Powell, b Roberts.................. 0 A. W. Dorman,not out 44 G. Cosens, o Quin, b Stall*r d .................. 9 W. A. Whiting, o Low, b Stallard..................0 C. S. Perkins.b Gibson 9 B 8,1 b 2, n b 1 .. 11 Total. 204 K ensington P ark . A. £ . Gibson, c Clarke, G. Stallard, b As*e .. 16 b Dorman................... 20 A. H. Browne,b Cosens 0 G. H. P. Street, o Fox, E. B. Holmes,b Cosens 0 b Aste.......................... 13 A. M. Hill, b Cosens.. 0 E. 0. Powell, c Fox, b J. C. Low, b Barry .. 21 D orm an ................... 5 M R. Quin, not out .. 20 J. H. Roberts, c Barry, B 11,1 b 1, w 1 .. 13 b Dorman.................. 13 — F. E. Street, o Fox, b 24 CRYSTAL PALACE v. RICHMOND. Played at Richmond on July 18. C r y s ta l P a la ce . A. W. Gardner-Woollo- Second nnings. c ana b Steel . .. 51 c Eccles, b Briggs 17 c and b Briggs .. 51 c Barlow, b Briggs 11 not out.................. 16 not out...................14 Total .1,7 B10, lb 6 .. 16 Total ..213 ton, c Wilson, Stockley.................. 3 S. Colman, c Fielding, b F. W . Bush .. . . 1 7 W. Kettlewell, c F. W. Bush, b Stockley .. 4 W. R. Hawkins, st Fielding, b Stockley 37 L.J. Turner,c Fielding, b W ilson.................. 85 C. H. Dorman, o Cecil, bF. W. Bus h. . . . 3 2 T. C Sheard, st Field­ ing, b F. W. Bush.. W . T. Grant, b F. W. Bush.......................... P. Currey,c F.W.Bush, b S to n e ................... J. M. Hendeison, c Holt, b F. W. Bush G. J. Cooper, not out B 15,1 b 5 86 U xbridge . F. Ashby, b Gregory .. 5 A.W.Carrick, lbw, b Clements.................. 8 W . M. Gardiner, c Holt, b Barlow .. 9 C.E.Stevens, b Gregory 14 W. Coleman, not out 9 B 25, lb 9,w l,n b l 36 Total ..215 CROYDON v. ADDISCOMBE. Played at Addiscombe on July 18. A ddiscom be. J. Grant, b Allan .. O. Marks, not out W. Lemmon, b Austen W. Cuates, b Austen.. S. 8hepp*rd, b Allan.. B 5,1 b5, w 1 W. Kelsey, b Allan .. 11 J. W. Ellis, c Moss, b Austen ..................6 B .T. Harland, c Moss, b Austen..................2 A. Tomkins,bAusten.. 0 A. C. Field, run out .. 4 R. J. Grant, run out .. 54 Total C roydon . A. Hill, b Lemmon .. 4 R. Biscoe, c Field, b J. G ra n t..................7 C. W. M. Feist, h w, b H arland..................84 C. F. Evans, bJ. Grant 1 J. A ris, b Lemmon .. 1 A.. W . Allan, run out.. 8 C. Moss, not out.. .. 54 H. J. Ilawkins, b Lemmon.................. 9 J. H. Shaw, b J. G’ ant 15 R. J. J. Shrimpton, c Field, b R. J. Grant 2 T.P. Austen, not out 0 B 23,1b 4 .. .. 27 Total ..157 CROYDON v. CITY RAMBLERS. Played at Croydon on July 18. C ity R a m blers. Total 23 .199 R ichmond . F. W. Bush, b Turner 8 H. K. Avory, b Dorman 12 E, D. Cecil, b Dorman 0 T. D. ^ ilson, b Turner 14 A. Holt, c Sheard, b D orm an .................. 42 O. B. Martyn, cSheard, b Dorman..................2 J. N. Bush, c Gardner- Woolloten,bHawkins 44 F. Fielding,c Hawkins, b Dorman.................. 12 A.Springett.bDorman 15 E. Stone, c Grant, b Dorman.................. 18 H. C. Stockley, notout 1 B 15,1 b 8, w 1 . . 1 9 C. A. Hooper, b WhiteW . G. Elliott, c Day, head .......................... 0 b Whitehead .. .. 11 W. J. Sturgeon, b W. Scott, b Hill .. .. 12 Whitehead .. 9 A. Browning, run out 5 D. P. Boote. b WhiteT. Cocks, not out 0 head .......................... 11 J. Crowther, b White­ F. E. Rothwell, b head .......................... 0 Whitehead •- 17 B 6, n b 1 .. .. 7 W.R.Hassall.b White— head .......................... 16 Total .. .. 88 S. F. Kemp, b Scott .. 17 H.R.Groom, run out.. 8 J. A. Knight, b Scott.. 48 Total .182 T he F ourth A ustralian T eam .— A com­ plete account of their tour in England, with full scores of the 42 matches played by them, both here and in the Colonies. Also Portrait and Biography of each member, Batting and Bowling Averages, scores of three-figures against the Australians, and scores of three- figures by the Australians, <fcc., <fcc. Stiff Boards. Price Is. Office of this paper. H. W . Ward, b Scott.. F. Hill, b Scott .. .. J. C. Neech, b Brown­ ing .......................... E. Shove, not out .. C roydon . F.Grant.l b w,b Brown- ing .......................... A.Whitrhead,b Brown­ ing E. J. Day, not out B 18,1 b3, w1 Total .. 0 . 5 .. 22 ..158 CROYDON v. PLAISTOW. Played at Plaistow on July 15. C roydon . S. F. Kemp, b A. H. Latter..........................35 A. L. Kemp, b A. H. Letter..........................10 W. T. Grant, c Carp( n- dale, b A. H. Latter 41 E. J. Day, e A. H. Latter, b Vigne .. 10 H. W. Ward, b A. H. Latter.. • .................. 15 .Whitehead, c Slade, b G ibson..................85 E.Shove,b A. H. Latter 11 A. Hill, b Gibson . . 2 8 T.L. Roberts, bGiheon 0 S. J. Ching, not out .. 18 J. H. Janson, c Gib­ son, b Carpendale .. 0 B 6,1 b8, w 9 .. 18 Total. .2L'l