Cricket 1885

44 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. MAR. 26, 1885. A Reuter’s telegram, under date of March 17,from Sydney, states that Shaw’s Team were beaten by a representative eleven of Australia on that day by eight wickets. The Englishmen scored 269 and 77, the Australians 309, and 38 for two wickets. This is the second defeat, as far a<? we know, of Shaw’s Team. C R ICK E T IN AUS T RA L I A . MELBOURNE v. EAST MELBOURNE. Several Australian cricketers who have figured on English grounds took part in the match between these crack Victorian clubs, commenced on Jan. 10. On the conclusion of that day Melbourne had scored 235 for six wickets, but it was not until the 31st that tbe game was resumed. It was finally left drawn as under. Blackham and Horan, it will be seen, were very successful for their respective clubs. M elbourne . J. Blackham, b Boyle. .109 W. Bruce, c Robertson, b Boyle ..................4 J. Swift, run ou t.. .. 43 J. M’llwraith, b S ott 17 G. Smith, b Scott .. 8 G. Palmer, c Robertson, b Scott ..................86 J. Lawlor, c Lewis, b S c o tt..........................4 F. Burton, absent .. 7 G. Alexander, c Lewis, b Boyle ................. 0 F. Wingrove, not out 2 J. Duffy, run out .. 8 B 10,1 b 4, n-b 1 .. 15 Total ..248 E ast M elbourne . T. U. Groube, b Win­ grove .................. .. 5 P. Lewis, c M’llwraith, b Wingrove .. .. 10 T. Horan, not out .. 118 P. G. M’Shane, c Swift, b Bruce ..................18 G. Gordon, c Alex­ ander, b Bruce .. 31 W. R. Robertson, not o u t ..........................29 B 14,1 b 6, n-b 2 .. 22 Total ..231 THE INTER-UNIVERSITY MATCH. MELBOURNE v. SYDNEY. The representatives of Sydney University were able to claim a very easy victory in this match, played at Sydney on Feb. 6 and 7. Scott, of the last Australian team, was on the Victorian side, and Jones and Garrett, members of the Australian team of 1882, on that of New South Wales. Sydney won by an innings and 68 runs, For Sydney, Jones and Allen made the first hundred in fifty-five minutes. M elbourne U niversity Second Innings. run out..................28 lbw , b Junes .. 1 First Innings. W.Ti umble, c Lee, b Garrett J. Barrett, c Leo, b Faithful T. Riddell, c Coates, b Faith­ ful ..................................9 b Jones .. 11 H. J. H. Scott, c Powell, b Fai'hful ..........................9 cCoates,bFaithful 4 W . Riddell, run out .. .. 0 c Lee, b Wood .. 0 W. Mailer, not out .. ..2 5 b Garrett .. .. 6 M. Fox,b Ga»rett..................0 c Powell, b Wood 0 W . Wray, b Faithful .. .. 0 notout...................14 G.Pitoher,c Powell,b Garrett 1 c Powell, b Jones 2 R.Smith, c Powell, b Faithful 8 b W ood .. .. 1 W. Woods, c Lee, b Garrett 4 c Lee, b Wood .. 1 Extras ..........................8 Extras.. .. 9 NEW SOUTH WALES v. VICTORIA. The return match between these Colonies was commenced at Sydney on Feb. 13. At the end of the first day the score was as under. V ictoria . Swift, b Spofforth .. 6 Walters, c A. Banner- man, b Garrett .. 28 Huran, b Marr .. ..4 4 Trumble, c Pope, b Garrett ..................36 Lewis,c Bonnor, b Marr 16 Worrall, c O’Hanlon, b Garrett ..................2 Musgrove,c & b Garrett 13 M’Shane, not out .. 47 Morris, run out .. .. 1 Hardy, c Jones, b Garrett ..................26 Barrett, b Garrett .. 3 E x t r a s ..................21 Total ..223 N ew S outh IW ales (first innings).—Bonnor, and b Worrall, 6 ; Spofforth (not out), 4 ; total, 10. Total Total.. 77 S ydney U niversity . S. P. Jones, b Ti umble 74 Allen, b Pitcher .. ..6 2 T.W.Garrett, bPitcher 15 Pope, c Fox,b Trumble 86 Powell,stFox,b Pitcher 7 Wood,c Scott,b Pitcher 2 Mackay, b Trumble .. 4 Lee,cPiteher,bTrumble 4 Metcalf, b Pitcher .. 0 J.Coates.c W . Riddell, b Trumble .. .. 8 Faithful, not out .. 0 E x t r a s ..................8 Total ..205 C R I CKET IN N E W Z EA L AND . T h e I nter -P rovin cial M atch es . OTAGO v. CANTERBURY. Canterbury had an easy win in this, the first of the three Inter-Provincial matches arranged to take place at Chiist Church, New Zealand. It was played on December 27 and 29, and Canterbury won by nine wickets. D. Ashby on the Canterbury side figured once in the Surrey Eleven some years ago. In the first innings of the winners Cooke took all the nine wickets which fell to the bowlers, the tenth being run out. This has never, we believe, been done be­ fore in an Inter-Provincial match. Of the twenty-two contests as yet decided, Canter­ bury has won thirteen, Otago eight, and one has been drawn. Score: — Fir&t Innings. C. Rattray, c A6hby, b W ilding ..................5 F. H. Cooke, b Dunlop.. 0 W. G. Dixon, b Dunlop 0 E.T. Collinson, b Dunlop 85 W.Parker, lbw.b Wilding 2 T. Austin, c Longden, b D unlop..........................86 A. Dawes, b Barnes .. 2 A. Dribble, b Wilding .. 4 J. M’Gregor, not out .. 89 A. Fairbairn, c Barnes, b Wilding......................... 6 C. Frith, b Wilding .. 0 B 5,1 b 6 ..................11 Second Innings. b W ilding..................14 c Millton b A hby .. 11 c Millton.bDunlop.. 0 b W ilding..................0 b D u n lop..................11 b D u n lop ..................2 c Wilding, b Dunlop 2 c Barnes, b Dunlop 0 c Buchanan,b Barnes 12 Ibw b Wilding .. .. 0 not out ..................0 B 7,1 b2,w 1.. .. 10 Total ..131 Total..................62 C anterbury , First Innings. C. Strange, c Drabble, b C ooke..........................13 J. Fowke, c Dixon, b C ooke..........................14 D. Ashby, c Dawes, b C ooke..........................2 A. Longden, b Cooke .. 1 F. Wilding, lt-w b Cookel9 J.T.Buchanan,c M’Gre­ gor, b Cooke .. .. 2 W. V. Millton, c Drab­ ble, b Cooke .. .. 8 W. J. Cotteri 1, not out 74 E. J. Cotterill, c Fair­ bairn,b Cooke .. .. 19 E. P. Barnes, b Cooke 2 D. Dunl.ip, run out .. 6 B 6,1 b 2, w 2 .. .. 10 Total .170 B. M. R. W. B. M. R. W. Cooke 224 24 68 9 .. .. 12 1 8 0 Frith 176 16 57 0 .. .. 12 0 12 I Austin 24 1 11 0 Parker 33 2 14 0 Dawes 24 2 5 0 Cooke bowled 2 wides and 2 no balls. In the Second Innings D. Ashby scored (not out) 16, A. Longden (not out) 4, J. T. Buchanan, b Frith, 0; b 3,1 b 2.—Total 25. EOWL1NG ANALYSIS. O taqo . Second Innings. B. M. R. "V First Innings, B. M. R. W. Dunlop 164 20 62 4 .................. 116 14 26 Wilding 149 17 88 5 Barnes 80 10 19 1 Ashby 16 0 6 0 C anterbury . Pirst Innings. Second Innings. OTA^O v. AUCKLAND. Played at on Dec. 30 and Jan 2. Auckland won by five wicket3. O tago . First Innings Second Innings. Spring, c and b Robinson .. 0 b Lynch .. .. 0 Parker, 1b w, b Meldrum .45 b Lynch .. .. 4 Grieve, b Stafford .. ..8 1 1b w, b Lynch .. 0 McGregor, b Stafford .. .. 2 b M eldrum .. .. 14 Rattray, b Meldrum .. ..1 8 n otou t..................9 Mallard, c Mills, b Robinson 18 b Meldrum .. .. 0 Fairbairn, c Meldrum, b Stafford .........................13 b Lynch .. .. 0 Fitzgerald, c Lynch, b Stafford ...........................0 b Lynch .. .. 4 Mon is, b Stafford .. .. 2 b Lynch .. .. 0 Frith, not out ..................8 b M eldrum .. .. 1 Turnbull, b Meldrum .. .. 1 b M eldrum.. .. 0 E x tr a s ..........................13 B .....................3 Total ..................141 Total .. 35 A uckland . First Innings. Second Innings. J. Testro, run out ... . 5 b Fitzgerald .. 0 C. MacCorniick, c Parker, b Turnbull........................7 not o u t..............................3 W. E. Barton, b Frith .. 16 b Fitzgerald .. 0 D. Lynch, c Frith .. .. 1 b Fitzgerald.. .. 20 C. S. Stafford, b Frith .. 21 b Fitzgerald .. 8 S. H. Coxon, run out .. .. 6 c Rattray, b Fitz­ gerald .. ..2 1 G. P. Ewing, b Fitzgerald.. 8 W. W.Robiuson,bTurnbull 10 n otou t..................42 E.Mills,st Spring,b Turnbull 4 W. Meldrum, rua ou t.. .. 1 J. Gill, not out ................1 Extras . . . . . . . . 3 B ....................6 Total ...............83 Total .. 95 AUCKLAND v. CANTERBURY. Canterbury had a very easy victory in this match, played at Christ Church, on June 5 and 6. Wilding and Secretan both scored heavily for Canterbury, and though Auckland made a better show when they went in a second time they were beaten by an innings and 74 runs. A uckland . First Innin jb . Second Innings W. E. Barton, b Dunlop 18 c Barton, b Ashby 5 J. Testro, c Wilding, b D unlop..........................2 c Wilding, b Dunlop 20 C. S. Stafford, c Barnes, b Wilding ..................2 b D unlop...................20 S. W. Coxon, c Longden, b Barnes ..................19 b D unlop................... 5 Lynch, b Wilding .. .. 9 lb w , b Ashby .. ..1 7 W. W. Robinson, c and b Wilding..........................3 b Ashby ...................88 C.E.MacCormick, b Wild­ ing ................................. 6 c Denham, b Dunlop 6 G. P. Ewing, b Dunlop .. 5 c Millton, b Ashby 86 C. H. Osmond, o Fowke, b Wilding ..................19 b D unlop................... 16 W. Meldrum, b Wilding 0 notout ..................2 E. Mills, not out .. .. 0 b D unlop.................. 3 •* - “ - r Total..................93 T o ta l.. ..180 C anterbury . First Innings. Cotterill, b Meldrum 4 4 |CStrange, b M ills.. .. 10 lllton,lbw,b Meldrum 74FBarnes, b Mills .. .. 2 ..Secretan, b Mills .. 72 CRayner, not out .. .. 11 Ashby, b Mills .. .. 17*»Dunlot>, c Ewing, b Longden, b Mills .. 12 r M ills ..........................2 Wilding, c Barton, b _ Ertras .. .. . . . 30 M ills..........................104 f t i y l r i r t - Fowke, b Robinson .. 36 I ' Total .. ..34^ Next issue of Cricket April 16-