Cricket 1886

JUNE 10, 1886- CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME 193 TH E P A R S E E C R IC K E T E R S IN ENG LAN D . PARSEES v. PRINCE’S C. & G. Played at Prince’s on June 2 and 3. P rince ’ s C. &. G. First Inning 8 . Capt J. C. Wilkinson, c A. Major, b F ram jee.......... Mr. 0. G. Radcliffe, l b w , b Fram jee........................ Mr.E.Gosling, c Libuwalla, b Fram jee........................ Mr. C. G. Sinclair, c Balia, b K ham batta................. Second Innings. 6 c Balia, b Kham­ batta .......... f 8 b Framjee... 3 c Framjee, Khambatta , 66 0 10 c Banajee, b Khambatta ... 45 Mr.C.Kindersley, c Dastur, b Kham batta.................20 b Khambatta ... 7 Mr. J. Burke, c Framjee, b Khambatta ................. 3 not out ........... 18 Mr. C. A. S. Leggatt, b Khambatta ................. 1 b Patell ,v ... 8 Mr.F.Heyworth,C P. Major, b Fram jee..........................10 c Framjee, b Khambatta ... 7 MajorH.Sfc. John Mildmay, b Kham batta................. 6 e Khambatta, b A. Major..........61 Mr J. King, a bsen t.......... 0 b Fram jee........... 2 T. Lynn, not out ......... 0 c Patell,bA.Major 0 B2, l b l , w l .......... 4 B 10,1b 2, w 1 13 Total .................71 P a r se s s. First Innings. Mr. A. Major, c Mildmay, b Kindersley .................64 Total ...229 Second Innings. c Leggatt, b Radcliffe ... 0 Mr. P. Dastur, st Mildmay, b Radcliffe ................. 6 c Leggatt,b.Lynn 27 Mr. A. Libuwalla, b Lynn 0 b Lynn ........ 5 Dr. D. H. Patell, st Mild­ may, b Radcliffe .......... 1 stSinclair.b Rad­ cliffe................ 1 Mr. B. Balia, b Leggatt ...18 b Lynn ....... 5 Mr. B Baria, b Lynn ... 12 b Lynn ......12 Mr. M. Framjee, c Leggatt, b Radcliffe........................ 0 b Radcliffe........ 5 Mr. D. D. Khambatta, st Sinclair, b Radcliffe ... 25 b Radcliffe.......... 0 Mr. J. Pochkhana, st Sin­ clair, b Radcliffe .......... 9 st Sinclair, b Radcliffe......... 9 Mr. P. C. Major, h w, bRad­ cliffe ............................... 0 not out ....... 2 Mr. M. Banajee, not ou t... 0 b Lynn ........ l B 7, l’b 2, w 2 ..........11 B 7,1-b 4 ...11 Total ...146 Total 78 PARSEES v. CHISWICK PARK. Played at Chiswick Park on June 4 and Chiswick won by seven wickets. P arsees . First Innings. Second Innings. A. C. Major, b T uke.......... 1 c Tuke, b Scott 3 E. D. Dastur, b Green ... 0 b Scott................ 36 B. B. Baria, b T u k e .......... 0 1b w, b Scott ... 0 S. H. Bhedwar, b Tuke ... 0 b Shadwell 0 Dr. D. S. Patell, b Tuke ... 18 lb w , b Tuke ... 9 D.D. Khambatta, st Ryder, b Green ........................ 14 run out .......... 13 S. Bezonjee, b Tuke......... 9 not out .......... 2 J. Pochkhana, b Tuke ... 0 run out .......... 0 F. Framjee.c Green,b Tuke 16 c Cagney, b Tuke 9 S. Harvar, run out .......... 11 c Cagney, b Tuke 2 A. Libuwalla, not out 0 b Tuke .......... 0 L b ............................... 5 B 7,1 b 3, w 5 15 Total ................. 74 Total ... 89 C hisw ick P ark . First Innings. F.B. Shadwell, c Das­ tur, b Bhedwar ... 45 J. J. Green, c Kham­ batta, b Fram jee... 0 H. W. Scott, b Bhed­ war ..................... . 7 C. M. Tuke, b Major 11 H. D. Ryder, b Bhed­ war ........................ 0 W. Williams, b Bhed­ war ... ................. 0 J. CagnSyTnot out ... 17 In the Second Innings, F. B. Shadwell scored, b Khambatta, 33, J. J. Groen (not out) 23, II. W. Scotb, b Khambatfca, 0, C. M. Take (not out) 8 , J. Vpignoy, b Khambatta, 3 b WTo'tq,!, 71 , G. A. Von Reischach, b Bhedwar .......... F. L. Cottrell, lb w , b Bhedwar .......... W. Cooke, c Poch­ khana, b Maior ... N. A. Li rai le, b Bhedwar................. B ................. T otal.......... PARSEES v. ESSEX C. & G, Played at Leyton on Monday and Tuesday. The Essex Club won by an innings and 339 runs. P arsees . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. C. Major, b Ward... 12 c and b Stevens 5 Mr. P. D. Dastur, c J. J. Read, b W ard.................22 Mr. J. M.Morenas.c Escott, b Bryan ........................ Mr. B. P. Balia, b Bryan... Mr. D. D. Khambatta, b W a r d ........................ ... Dr. D. H. Patell, c and b W a rd ............................... Mr. J. D. Pochkhana, b B ryan................. .......... Mr. M. Framjee, not ou t... Mr. S. N. Bhedwar, b Ward Mr. M.P. Banajee, b Ward Mr.A.R.Libuwalla,b Bryan B 6 ,1 b 1........................ c Womersley, Bryan ... c Davies, Stevens ... b Bryan ... 1 cBryan,b3tevens 6 4 st Womersley, b Ward ..........18 c J. J. Read, b Devey .......... c and b Davies b Bryan .......... b Devey .......... not out .......... B 3,1 b 1 ... Total .................69 E ss e x . Davies, c Framjee, b Khambatta ...........115 Mr. C. H. Escott, b Libuwalla....................53 Mr. F. H. Stevens,lbw, b Khambatta..........26 Mr. H. Ward, c Balia, b Bhedwar .............47 Mr. D. Womersley, b Libuwalla ............ 66 Mr.E.A.Read.b Kham­ batta ...........................33 Total ...106 Mr. J.J.Read,b Bhed­ war ........................41 Devey, not out..........36 Mr. C. E. Green, c Framjee, b Dastur 23 Mr. C. E. Ridley, b Patell ................. 0 Bryan, h w, b Patell 14 B 34,1 b 22, w 4 60 Total ...514 BRIGHTON COLLEGE v. KENSINGTON PARK. Played at Brighton on June 5. B righton C o lleg e . H. D. L. Woods, c Woodlock, b Rey­ nolds .................14 C. R. Fort, c and b B row n e.................16 R. H. Drummond, b Turner .................22 T.A.Chalmers.notout 2 Extras .................16 G. H. Cotterill, c and b Bicknell................ 129 N.C.Cooper,c Thomp­ son, b Bicknell ... 17 S. M. J. Woods, b B ick n ell.................20 G. L. Wilson, c Baker, b Chambers ......... 129 W.E.Bond, bBicknell 0 F. W. Aste, run out... 11 J.G. Allen, b Reynolds 18 Total K ensington P ark . G.Woodlock,b Wilson 16 W. F. Thompson, b Wilson ................. 3 G. E. Bicknell, b S. W oods ... . G. E. Turner, b S. Woods ................. H. Reynolds, not out A. H. Browne, c Cot­ terill, b Wilson , 23 G. A. Rimington, c Chalmers, b S. Woods ....................15 J. Sivewright, b S. Woods ................. 0 R. A. Chambers, not out ........................ 1 E xtra s....................12 Total , 85 H. Johnson and C. W. Baker did not bat. WEST WICKHAM v. BICKLEY PARK Played at West Wickham 011June 5. W est W ickham . H. Ewins, c E. R. Bouch, b Baker ... 15 P.A. Newton, b Baker 13 A. M. Sturges, c Streatfield, b Baker 0 W. O Jones, b Latter 3 E. J. Gripper, c Cooper,bH E.Bouchl2 W. Bowman, b H. E. Bouch ................. 7 C. Spraggs, st E. R. Bouch, b H. E. Bouch ................. 6 E. P. Parson, b H. E. Bouch................. 1 W. Hollamby, b H. E. Bouch................. 2 B.McAndrew,notout 28 V. Thomassit, c and b H. E. Bouch ... 18 R.Mathews,c Latter, b Boosey................. 7 B 9, w 2 ..........11 Total ...123 B ickley P ark . E. R. Bouch, c and b Mathews.................22 C. M. Baker, retired h u r t ........................ 6 J. Dives, b Spraggs... 19 A, N. Streatfield, 0 Thomassit,bSturges37 H.E.Bouch.b Gripper 0 G. C. Boosey, run out 5 E. Watts, 0 Sprag^s, b Gripper................. 0 A, H, fattier d}d i}ot ba,i; T. P. Hilder, not out 6 C. Plummer, c New­ ton, b Sturges ... 12 J. Cooper, c Thom­ assit, b Gripper ... 5 A. C. McKewan, not out ........................ 2 B4, l b l .......... 5 Total SUSSEX v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. (H. P h illips ’ B e n e fit ). Sussex put a very strong eleven into the field at Brighton on Monday last for this match, the proceeds of which are to be given to Henry Phillips, the worthy professional who has kept wicket for the County for the last eighteen years. Unfortunately, Glouces­ tershire was not so well represented, and in the absence of Woof, and Messrs. Page, Brain, and Townsend, the team was indeed an inferior one. Under the circumstances, it was hardly a surprise that the home eleven were able to claim the best of the game throughout. Thanks, chiefly, to Bean, Humphreys, and Messrs. Newham and Lucas, Sussex had alead of 202 runs on the first hands, the two pro­ fessionals, while they were together, adding 116 for the seventh wicket. Their stand was the best feature of the Sussex batting. Bean played with great freedom, and though his innings was in the latter part not free from mistakes, it was a remarkably good perform­ ance, confirming the reputation he has gained this season as an all-round cricketer. Though they went in a second time with heavy arrears against them, the Gloucestershire eleven played up pluckily, and Messrs. Grace, Francis, and Hale, the young amateur who made his debut , all showed good cricket. Mr. Grace, as usual, was the mainstay of the side both with bat and ball. In the two innings he scored 108, besides taking five of the ten Sussex wickets for 94 runs. Lord Sheffield has headed Phillips’ subscription list with a handsome donation of £100. G loucestershire . First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, Phillips, b Bean ... , 51 Mr. E. J. Taylor, h w, b A. Hide ............................... 0 Mr. A. D. Greene, c Bean, b A. Hide ........................14 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, st Phillips, b Bean ..........18 Painter, c Budgen, b Bean 26 Mr. H. Hale, c Phillips, b T ester............................... 6 Mr. G. Francis, c Tester, b Bean ............................... 0 Gregg, c Phillips, b Bean 0 Mr. A. H. Grace, b Tester 4 Mr. H. Margretts,b J. Hide 14 Mr. J. A. Bush, not out ... 8 B 1,1b 5 ................. 6 Second Innings. c and b Hum­ phreys .......... c A. Hide, b Bean cJ.Hide.bTester c M’Cormick, b Bean................. b A. Hide .......... c Phillips, b J. H ide.................5 c Tester, b A. H ide................. I b Humphreys ... c Phillips, b Humphreys ... b Humphreys ... not out .......... Extras ... ] Total ................147 S u ssex . First Innings. Total ...219 Tester, c and b W. G. Grace.......................... 24 Quaife, lb w , b W .G . Grace......................... 5 Mr. W. Newham, c Radcliffe, b A. H. Grace...........................45 Mr. F. M. Lucas, b R adcliffe.................32 Mr. E. J. M’Cormick, c Bush, b Hale ... 25 J. Hide, b W.G. Grace 19 Bean, c A. H. Grace, b Hale ..................108 Humphreys,cPainter, b G regg.................... 50 Budgen, c and b W. G. Grace....................12 Phillips, not out ... 17 A. Hide, c Taylor, b W. G. G race........... 0 B 5, lb 3, w 2, nb 2 12 Total ...349 I 11 the Second Innings Quaife scored (not out), 8 , Budgen (not out), 11.—Total 19. BOWLING ANALYSIS. G lou cestershire . First Innings. O. M. R. W. A. Hide ... 24 14 24 2 . J. Hide ... 20.1 10 29 1 . B ean.......... 25 9 53 5 Testor ... 22 11 35 2 Second Innings. M. R. W. 27 62 2 15 48 1 O. 57 36 27 16 Humphreys 10 S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Gregg ... 35 15 62 1 ........... 4.3 1 14 0 W. G. Grace 79 41 895 ............ 5 3 5 0 Hale .......... 52 91 107 3 Radcliffe ..,1 0 10 37 1 A. H. GraQQ 15 4 42 1 Gregg howled a wide, and Hale one wid$ an4 tjwa nQ-baUsj, ..........