Cricket 1885

APRIL 16, 1885. CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME, 55 P laters & C aretakers . Houston, b Paker .. 16 Duffy, not out .. .. 8 Cotte*-. o Lawler, b E x tra s.....................8 Duffy..........................22 — Wafsford, not nnt .. 84 T otal....................131 Greenwood, b Daffy .. 43 CRICKET IN N EW ZEALAND . THE IN TEE-PROVINCIAL MATCHES. CANTgJjy3URY y. OTAGO. On Feb. 20 {he return match between the representatives of the above provinces was begun on the Carisbrook Ground at Dunedin. The game, which extended orer four days, was productive of great excitement at the finish, Otago proving victorious with only two wickets to spare. Beck, whose first ap­ pearance it was in a representative match, was in four hours for forty-eight runs in the first -railings of- Otagq:— Tho highest scorers, though,were Millton(Canterbury) and Parker (Otago), and the latter, whose hitting fairly won the match for his side, was car­ ried in triumph to the pavilion. In the first innings of Canterbury, Frith got three wickets with successive balls. At 'Diretmrr M Beiifc d 6 wn nine cohsecufTve"maiden overs. w ickets. S core an d a n a ly sis: O tago . First Innings. Second Inning*. L. M. Harris, c H. Cot- terill, b Wilding .. .. 3 c Barnes, b Dunlop 6 Beck, c Barnes, b Dunlop 48 c Denham,b Wilding 5 J. MeGr*gor, b Dunlop 18 c Barnes, b Dunlop 0 E. T. Collinson, c Washer, b Dunlop ..................1 b D unlop.......................13 W. G. Dixon, b Wheatley 20 c McMurray,b Wheat­ ley ..........................26 T. L. Austin, b Dunlop.. 10 b Wheatley .. ..1 6 Boddington, b WTilding.. 46 c Denham, b Dunlop 0 Parker, b Dunlop .. .. 7 not out ..................54 Carson, run out .. .. 6 c Denbam, b Dunlop 0 Drabble, b Wilding “ 0 notout ..................4 Frith, not ou t..................6 B 2 ,lb 2 ,n b 2 .. .. 6 B 2 ,n b 3 .. .. 5 Total . . . . 171 Total .. ..129 C anterbury . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Wilding, 1b w, b Aus­ tin .....................................5 b Frith ...................23 H. Cotterill, b Austin .. 5 b A u s tin ..................0 W, V. Millton, run out.. 57 c Ca.son,b Austin.. 10 W. J. Cotterill, c Parker, bAustin......................... 41 c Carson, b Austin.. 9 D. Dunlop, st Drabble, b D ix o n ............................ 23 not out ...................22 J. Wheatley,cand b Frith 5 b Fri h ..................4 H. Page, b Frith .. .. 0 run out ..................3 E. P. Bames, 1 b w, b Frith ..............................0 cand b Ausiia .. .. 19 A. Washer, b Frith . . 7 c and b Austia .. .. 81 S. McMurray, b Frith 0 b A u s tin .................. 0 J. Denham, not out .. 10 run o u t ..................5 B7, lb 4 ,......................11 B 4,1 b 1, \r 1, .. 6 T otal.................164 Total .. ..132 BOWLING ANALYSIS. C anterbury . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M. R. W B. M. R. W. Dunlop ..248 25 69 5 . . . . 134 13 44 5 Wildmg ..236 26 61 3 .. .. 76 6 33 1 McMur.ay 56 8 7 0 .. .. 88 13 20' 0 Wheatley.. 36 2 16 1 .. .. 64 9 27 2 Washer .. 8 0 5 0 Page .. 8 0 7 0 Wi ding bowled two no balls and two wides, Dunlop two no balls, and Wheatley a no ball. O tago . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M. R. W. B. M. R. W. Frith.. ..212 8042. 5 .. .. 232 33 44 2 Austin ..156 21 40 3 .. .. 2S2 25 63 6 Carson .. 20 1 14 0 Parker 8 0 7 0 Dixon ..120 12 46 1 . . . . 49 7 12 0 Boddington 13 0 12 0 Parker bowled a wide WAVERLEY CLUB. May 2, at Greyhound, v. Chelsea ^ay 9. at Woolwich, v. N C. Officers, R.A. *May 9, at Brixton, v. Commercial Union Assurance May 16, at Greyhound v. Loughborough * May 16, at Honor Oak, v. Linden May 23, at Honor Oak, v. Marlborough ■May S3,at Dulwich, v. Ibis May 25, at Penge, v. Penge May 27, 28, at Greyhound, v. London & County Bank May 30, at Brixton, v. Imperial ♦May 80, at Greyhound, v. iEolians Tune 6, at Dulwich, v. Lennox ♦June 6, at Nunhead, v. St. Saviour’ s -Tune 9,10, at Greyhound, v. Alleyn •Tune 13, at Greyhound, v. Thornton Heath *.Tune 13, at Brixton, v. Commercial Union Assuiance June 17, as Otford, v. Darenth .Tune 20, at Brixton, v. Loughborough June 25, 26, at Greyhound,v. London & County Bank June 27. at Greyhound, v. Penge *June 27. at Honor Oak, v. Cecilian July 4, at Thornton Heath, v. Thornton Heath *July 4, at Greyhound, v. JEolians July 11, at Greyhound, v. Forest Hill Julv 18. at Greyhound, v. Chelsea ♦July 18, at Lee, v. R>vensbourne July 22, at Greyhound, v. Sidcup July 25. at Greyhound, v. Brockwell Park ♦July 25, at Bt'ockwell Park, v. Brockwe 1Park Aug. 1. at Dulwich, v. Lennox ♦Aug. i, at Nunhead, v St. Saviour’s Aug. 8, at Home Park, Windsor, v. Windsor and Eton Alexandra Aug. 8, at Greyhound, v. Darenth "Aug 8, at Brixton, v. Angell Town Aug. 15, at Brockwell Park, v. Brockwell Park ♦Aug. 15j at Honor Oak, v. Linden Aug. 22, at Greyhound, v. Marlborough ♦Aug. 22, at Brockwell Park, v. Brockwell Park Aug. 29. at Woolwich, v. N.C. Officers R.A. 1 Aug. 29, at Honor Oak, v. Cecilian Sept. 5, at Dulwich, v Ibis *Sept. 5, at Greyhound, v. Ibis Sept. 12, atForest Hill, v. Forest Hill Sept. 19, at Gro hou*id, v. Ibis Second Eleven Matchcs. i:\ieOGNITI CLUB. May 16, at Cooper’s Hill, v. R.I.E. College May V0, at Hailrybury, v. Haileybury College May 2-;>, 26, at Brentwood, v. Essex C.C. and G. May 29, 30, at Aldershot, v. Aldershot Divi-ion C.C. May 30,at Weybiidge. v. Oatlands Park June 1, 2, at Bury St. Edmunds, y. Gents of Suffolk June 6, at Carshalton, v. Carshaiton Park June 10, at Dulwich, v. Dulwich College June 13, at Woolwich, v. R.M. Academy Jun ■15, lfi, at Richmond, v Richmond ■7une 17, at Beckenham, v. Beckenham June 20, at Cheam, v. Mr. A. S. Tabor’s XI. June 20, at Reigate, v. Reiga e Hill June 22, 28, at Maidstone, v. Mote C.C. June 24, at Tootirg, v. Upper Tooting June ‘26, 27. at Bexley, v. Bexley July 1, at Wornnvood Scrubbs. V. Kensington Park July 8, 4, at Shoeburyness, v. School of Gnnneiy July 4, at Vincent Square, v.Westminster Square July 6, 7, at Bickley, v. Bickley Park Julv 8, 9, at Nntfieid, v. Nutfield July 11. at Esher, v. Esher July 15. at Highgate, v. Highgate School July 18, at Chiswick, v. Chiswick Park July 2i*, 21, at Portsmouth, v. United Sen ice C.C. Jnly 22, 23, at Horsham, v. Horsham July 24,25, at Streatham, v. Streatham W elsh W eek . 27, 28, at Llanfaiifechan, v. Bryn-y-Neuadd 29, 30, at Denbigh, v. Yale of Clwydd 31, Aug. 1, at Llanfaiif chan, v. Bryn-y-Neuadd 29, 30, at Biighton, v. Gents of Sussex 31, Aug. 1, at Brighton Coll* ge,v.01d Brightonians W estern T our , 8, 4, at Bath, v. Lansdown 5, 6, at Clifton, v. Clifton 7, 8, at Torquay, v. Torquay 10,11, at Newton Abbott, v. South D von 12,13, at Exmouth, v. Exmouth 14,15, at Sidmouth, v. Sidmouth N orth krn T our . 17,18, at Birkenhead, v. Birkenhead P.irk 19,20, at Ltverponl, v. Liverpool C. & G. 21, 22, at Eccles, Manchester, v. Western C.C. 24, 25, at Old Trafford, v. Manchester C.C. & G. 26, 27, at Chelford, v. Gents of Cheshire 28, 29, at Birmingham, v. Gents of Warwickshire July .1nly Jr.lv Julv July Ang. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug April 1, at Thornton Hall, Bucks, the wife of A. H. Heath, of Madeley Manor, Staffs, of a daughter. March 26, at Derby, the wife of Captain D. A. Johnston, R.E., of a son. LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY ELEVEN v. FOURTEEN COLTS. The first of a series of one-day trial matches for the Leicester Colts, was played on Easter Monday on the Aylestone-road Ground, Leicester. Very unfavourable weather prevailed, but still some fair form was shown by the Colts, particularly by Goadby, who played good cricket for his 22. Rylott took nine wickets at a cost of 57 runs. Rain did not allow the eleven to bat, and the match was consequently drawn. Score :— F ourteen C oi . ts . D. M‘Alpine, c Collier, b Lof-eby..................16 W. E. Taylor, b Loseby 7 S.W . Wykes, cWheeler, b R y lo t t ..................0 A. E. Brown, not out 1 A. Nutt, b Warren .. 2 B 3 ,1-b 1 .. .. 4 Total. .125 M. BarradaiK st Wheeler, b Rylott.. 21 C. Tomlin, b Rylott .. 4 F. M. Billson, b Rylott 0 J. S. Elliott, c Botto- more, b Rylott.. .. 14 Roberts, run out .. 9 W. Colver, c Turner, b Rylott ..................12 T. Smart, b Rvlott .. 8 A. Goadby, b Rylott .. 22 W. Swingler, c and b Rylott ..................5 The County Eleven w e re W h e e le r. F. Turner, Wnrren, Bottomore, C. S. Gardiner, J. Collier, J. G, Coleman, Rev. W\ Townshend, J. A. Gill, Rylott,and J. Loseby, LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY ELEVEN v. FOURTEEN COLTS. On Easter Tuesday the second match took place. The weather was more favour­ able tban on the previous day, but the ground was all in favour of the bowlers, and thirty-nine wickets fell for 111 ) runs. Pougher, for the Colts, took six wickets for 13 runs, and for the County, Rylott seven wickets for 19 runs. In their second innings none of the Colts got double figures. J. A. Turner, of the C am bridge University Eleven, took four wickets for 7, and H. T. Arnall seven wickets for 7 runs. The Eleven won by 7 wickets. Full score:— F ourtefn C olts . First Innings. Second Innings. G. Sutcliffe, c Bottomore, b R y lo tt.......................... 8 b J. A. Turner 0 W. Tomlins, c and b Rylott 2 st Wheeler,b Arnall 0 J. Clarke, c Arnall, b Botto­ more .......................... 9 b J. A. Turner .. 2 J. T. Lovett, st Wheeler, b Bottomoie .................. 11 2 J. Fretter, c Wheeler, b Bottomo e .................. 0 W. Goddard, cJ. A Turner, b R y lo tt.......................... 0 c and b J. A.Turner 0 W. Atkins, b Bottomore .. 4 c Coleman, b Arnall 1 E. M. Robie, b Rylott 0 c J. A. Turner, b Arnall................... 0 J. Uiffe, run out .. .. 0 b Arnall.................. 0 A.D.Poogher,c andb Rylott 0 c J. A. Turner, b Arnall.................. 5 E. Marvin, c F. Turner, b 0 b J. A. Turner 0 T. M. Dowtll. b Bottomore 0 s Wheeler, b Arnall 0 C. Lucas, b Rylott .. 0 c Loseby, b Bot­ tomore 8 W. W. Whittle, not out .. 2 4 L - b .......................... 2 B 8 ,1-b 1 9 T o t a l .................. 83 Tota 2 6 C ounty E leven . First Innings. 'Aheeler,c Atkinson, b Pougher .. .. 12 J. Ct llier, b Marvin .. 16 vVarreu, Goddard, b Pougher .................. 1 J. A. Turner, b Marvin 6 F. Turner, c Whittle, b M arvin..................4 J. A. Gill, o Atkins, b Pougher .................. 0 J. G. S. Coleman, b P ou gh er.................. Bottomore, b Pougher H. T. Arnall, b Marvin W. J. Loseby, b Pougher .................. Rylott, not out .. .. B 1,1-b 2 .. .. Total..................51 In the Second Innings Wheeler scoied run out, 0 Warren (not out) 4, F. Turner (net out) 8, Gill, b Atkins, 2, Rylott, b Atkins, 0.—Total (for three wickets), 9.