Cricket 1886

192 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME* JUNE 10,1680. S urrey . First Innings. Beaumont, b Watson 10 Jones, not o u t ..........22 Wood, c Pilling, b Watson ... .......... 0 Bowley, b W atson... 0 B ... ... ..........13 Abel, b Watson ... 4 M. Read, b Barlow ... 4 Diver, b Watson ... 2 Mr. W. W. Read, run out ........................62 Mr. W. E. Roller, c Pilling, b Barlow... 7 Mr. J. Shuter, b Yates 25 Total ..........150 Lohmann, c and b W atson .................. 1 In the Second Innings Abel scored (not out) 10, M. Read, c Dobell, b Watson, 9, Mr. W. E. Roller (not out) 32; b 1 —Total, 52. BOWLING ANALYSIS. L ancashire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. Bowley ... 16 2 8 16 1 Lohmann .30 13 53 7 Beaumont . 23 14 18 2 Second Innings. O. M.R. W. ...... 15.1 8 16 1 ..; ... 30 13 45 6 15 10 15 0 Roller 2G 15 27 3 First Watson Barlow Briggs Yates... S urrey . Innings. O. M. R. W. . 58.3 35 64 6 . 40 25 41 2 ,11 4 14 0 .17 8 18 1 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ......... 18.2 9 24 1 ......... 12 5 13 0 ......... 4 1 10 0 .. ... 2 1 4 0 SOUTHGATE v. BOUNDS GREEN. Played at Bounds Green on June 3. S outhgate . First Innings. A. M. Wilson, b Cole... , 13 A. L. Ford, Ensell... . c Bunn, b Second Innings, c Robinson, b Thompson ... 68 W. J. Seward, b Ensell ... E. C. Saunders, not o u t... i T. S. Sidney, b Ensell ... A. Walker, b Cole ... ... V. Carr-Elwes, b Cole ... A. E. White, c and b Thompson ................. W. H. George, b Thomp­ son ............................... W. R. Jenkins, c Bunn, b Cole ............................... A. Fleet, c Sidney, 'b Cole cJl'Robinson, Woodhouse not out .......... c Ashwell, b Cole cBunn,bThomp- son ................. lbw, b Cole b Thompson ... b Clementson ... b Woodhouse ... b Thompson ... c Bunn, b Clem­ entson .......... L b 2, w 2 ... b 24 9 6 0 2 0 22 8 0 0 4 Total ............... B ounds A. Cole, st White, b F o rd ........................17 H. Cockrell, b Ford... 0 J. F. Thompson, c •Ford, b Carr-EUjyes 0 F. Clementson, c Wil­ son, b Ford .......... 8 A. Bunn, b Ford ... 0 C. A. Ensell, c Jen­ kins, b Ford ..........12 W . S. Sidney, c and b F o r d ....................... 5 , 51 G reen . C. Hurst, lbw, b F ord........................ J.Iiobinson, b Walker J. Ashwell, b Ford ... W . H. Woodhouse, not out ................. N b... ..; .......... Total Total ...138 , 48 SOUTHGATE y. Mr. B. A. GBEEN’S XI. Played at Southgate on June 6. Mr. B. A. G reen ’ s XI. H. Wilson, b Pawling A. M. Wilson, b Ford 0 W. V. Carr-Elwes, b Pawling ... .......... 13 S. H. Bradford, b F o r d ............... ... 2 S. Earle, b Ford......... 10 A. Scrivenor, b Ford 0 J.Bradshaw,st Sharp, b Ford .......... ... s S outhgate . G. G. Hadow, b Ford C. Preston, b Paw­ ling ... ... ... C. Craigie, not out S. T. Hoakley, c F. F. White, b Ford... B 10,1b 2 ... Total ... P. C. Goldingham, b Preston .................. 3 E. C. Saunders, run out ..................... 32 T.S. Sidney, b Scriv­ enor ............ ...... 20 A. L. FoTd, bElwes 16 A. E; White, c Brad­ shaw, b Elwes ... 0 S.S.Pawling, b Earle 8 F. F. White, b Elwes 0 W. J. Seward, notout 18 W. L. Spofforth, b Earle ................. 4 J. W. Sharp, not out 2 B 6,1b 2, w 2,n bE 12 Total P. Sugden djdnotb^t, ...115 UXBRIDGE v. WINDSOR HOME PARK. Played at Windsor on May 29. W indsor H ome P ark . T. Page, c Wood, b Woods ... .......... 7 C.'W. Parry, b Woods 24 Capt. Montressor, c and b Woods... ... 4 Dr. Norris, st C. Stevens, b Woods 8 R. C. ‘Nystrom, c Turner, b W oods... 5 A. Ireland, c E. Stevens, b Woods 0 U xbridg e , First Innings. F. J. Rutter, b Parry ... 5 Woods, c Nystrom, b Stubbs ........................ 0 W. M. Gardiner, b Stubbs 0 C. E. Stevens, e Page, b Stubbs .,. ................. 4 G. R. Ward, not o u t........ . 9 E . Stevens, lbw, b Stubbs 1 H S. Turner, h. Stubbs ... 4 W. G. Raphael, c Ward, b Woods ... 5 Itevi W. G. Edwards, b Woods ................20 w . S. Long, b Woods 2 H. Stubbs, not o u t... 17 C. Robins,cThonger, b W oods.................10 B ... ... ... ... 5 Total ...107 G. H. Wood, b Stubbs ... ;F. Tate, c Edwards, b Parry ... ................. 1 notout H. J. Mercer, c Nystrom, b Stubbs iv. ................. 0 b Parry A. E. Thonger, c Page, b Stubbs............... .1. ... Second Innings, c Page, b Parry 11 c and b Parry ... 4 c Stubbs, b Norris .,. ... 13 b Norris ........ .16 not. out ... ... 32 c Raphael, b Stubbs ..........10 Total .................24 C Ireland, b Nystrom ... 0 B4, w l.n b l 6 Total ...113 UXBRIDGE v. H. P. LOFT'S XI. Played at Uxbridge on June 5. U xbridge . G. H. Wood, b Stop- ford ......................... 0 Woods, c Howard, b Stopford....................22 W. L. Eves, c Stop­ ford, b Curtis ...21 E. J. Rutter, b Stop­ ford ......................... 3 C. E. Stevens, c Cur- zon, b Stopford ... 16 W . H. Miles, st Shep­ pard, b Martin ...24 Mr. H. F. L oet ’ Gi Garrard, c Watts, b Stopford .......... 3 E. Ratcliff, c Stojp- ford, b Martin ...- 0 H. S. Turner,st Shep­ pard, b Martin ... 16 R. G. Woodbridge, b Curtis ... ... ... 1 H. Borton, not o u t... 2 B 14, lb 5, w 1 ... 20 Total XI. ..128 G. Curtis, not out ... 18 H. M. Watts, not out 11 A. F. Stopford, o Woodbridge, b Woods .................104 B 22, lb 6 '..........28 S. Howard, b Woods 4 Martin, b Miles.......... 7 Total S.C. Newton, b Woods 41 E. B. Sheppard, b Garrard .................15 Hon. E. Curaon, C. T. Lofts, D. Petrie, and H. F. Lofts did not bat. HENDON v. PALLINGSWICK. Played at Hendon on June 5. P allingsw ick . W.L.Hotchkin.run out 1 F. R. Hughes, c Dick­ son, b Ferns .. ... 37 B. A. Carter, c Brown, b Page ... ............ 0 D. J'A. Bacon, b Woolley ......... i.. 13 J. Wilkinson, c Tyers, b Page ... .,............. 7 H. Jobson, not out ... 24 D. H. Hewitt, b Ferns 2 H endon . E. A. Collins, c and b Ferns ... ..........27 A, F. M; Gamble, b Ferns ................. 4 A. H. M. Millson, b Ferns ................. 0 E. Winterbottom, c Page, b Ferns ... 0 B 8 ,1 b 3, w 1 ... 12 Total ..127 F. E. Foa, b Hughes... 9 W. Raphael, b Hughes 10 J. G. Ferns, b Collins 20 C. Page, not out..........31 F. Andrew, 1 b w, b Collins ... .......... 4 B5, l b l , w l ... 7 Total ... ... 81 W. G. Dickson, T. W. Mackintosh, H. Langton, E. Brown, H. Tyers, and J. Woolley did not bat. A moderate team of the All Saints played a very powerful eleven of the Freemantle Club, at Southampton on Saturday. In the first innings they succeeded in disposing of them for 8 runs. The All Saints in batting made 80. Freemantle batting the second time, were all got out without a run. In the two innings, J Young took 10 wickets'‘(3in' 0he over] and J Cochran nine wickets, e&ch ata coqt of 3 rung NOTTS v. LANCASHIRE. The Nottinghamshire Eleven, following up their success over Sussex at Brighton, beat a weak team of Lancashire at Trent Bridge on Friday last. The two counties had not met since 1883, and it is a matter of. regret that Lancashire should not have been able to oppose the formidable combination of Notts under more favourable circumstances on the occasion of the first meeting after the revival of the old fixture. The Lancashire players in losing the toss, too, had the worst of the wicket, which played fairly easy while Notts was batting. In addition they suffered very considerably from the looseness of their fielding, which was very far from up to their usual standard. Notts winning the toss made a good start, and through the excellent batting of Shrewsbury, who played in best form, Barnes and ;Scotton, scored 149 for the loss of half their wickets. The tail, though, made such a poor show that the innings closed for an addition of only 24 runs, Barlow having taken six of the ten wickets at a cost of only 60 runs. Going in on Thursday afternoon Lan­ cashire made avery bad commencement, losing idur of their wickets before play ceased for only seventeen runs. On resuming on Friday morning they continued to fare very badly, and the match was over soon after three o’clock. Barlow’s first score of 18 was the only double figure on the side, and Wright and Flowers bowled with such effect that in less than two hours and a-half sixteep wickets fell for an aggregate of 73 runs. Wright’s bowling was the most noteworthy feature of the match. In all he took ten Lancashire wickets for only 45 runs. Flowers’ seven wickets cost 23 runs. Notts won by an innings and 83 runs. N otts . Shrewsbury, c Pilling, b B arlow .................56 Scotton, c& b Barlow 26 Barnes, c Champion, b B arlow .................36 Gunn, b Barlow ... 11 Flowers, b Briggs ... 6 Selby, b Briggs ... ... 11 Shacklock, st Pilling, b Briggs ................. 8 Attewell, not out Wright, b Barlow Shaw, c Haigh, Briggs . . . . . . Sherwin, c Puling, Barlow .......... B ................. Total .. 4 .. 0 b ... 10 b ... 0 ... 5 ...173 L ancashire . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, run out 3 Barlow, b Flowers ..........18 A. Champion, .0 Gunn, b Attewell ........................ 0 A. Smith, lbw, b Wright... 0 Briggs, b Wright ... ... 0 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Wright ........................ 7 Mr. C. H. Haigh, run out 9 Yates, b W right................. 0 Watson, c Sherwin, b Wright ........................ 3 Mr. A. Teggin, b Wright... 0 Pilling, not out ... .......... 0 B 'l.lb l... ... ... ... 2 Second Innings. b F low ers......... 5 b F low ers.......... 2 b Flow ers.......... 4 c Shrewsbury, b Wright .......... 2 b Wright .......... 0 c and b Wright 6 b Flow ers......... 9 c Shacklock, b Wright ......... 7 b Flow ors.......... 4 b Flow ers.......... 2 not out .......... 5 B l, l b l ... 2 Total .................42 Total ... 48 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N otts . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. ... 53 34 35 0 ITeggin ... 14 6 16 0 ,..55 28 57 4 IBarlow.., 62.139 60 6 L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings O. M.R. W. O. M. R. W . 26.315 19 6 .......... 20 8 26 4 . 9 7 2 1 . 19 10 16 0 . 2 1 8 1 ... ...19.311 206 As the match finished so early on the second day a single wicket match was played to eke out the afternoon. S hrew sbury ’ s S id e . Watson Briggs W right... Attewell Barnes ... Flowers Attewell, b Flowers 0 Total 4.J , 14 Shrewsbury,bShack- lock ........................ 2 Selby, b Shacklock ... 2 Barnes,.b Flowers ... 10 S cotton ’ s S ide . ..Scotton, run out ... 8 1Shacklock, not out.i .8 Gunn, c, Selby, b — .£}hrew&bu£y ......... - 1 4- Total ...17 yiow^rs did not bat.