Cricket 1886

206 CBICKET: A VEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. JUNE 17,1886, E L E V E N OF NORTH v. E L E V E N OF SOUTH. Of late years the W hit Monday match at Lord’s has lost most of the attractions it used to possess.. County fixtures since the institu­ tion of Bank Holidays have becom e so plentiful that m ost of the chief players are always engaged, and it is only possible to secure very moderate elevens for the London holiday folk. This year Notts, Surrey, Yorkshire, Kent, Lancashire, and Sussex were all playing, and as in addition the match between Mr. C. I. Thornton’s E leven and Cambridge University took several prom inent amateurs, the talent at L ord ’s was not of the highest class. Still some very fair cricket was shown during the game, and in some respects the play presented remarkable features. The incident of tho first day was the stand made by W hite and Parnham, who had nine bowlers against them, for the last wicket of the North. Parnham, the Leicestershire bowler, had before shown him ­ self to be only a moderate batsman. On this occasion, though, he played with great freedom, and during his partnership with W hite 157 runs were got in five minutes under the two hours. White, a Nottinghamshire professional, batted in good style and well for his 62, and also kept wicket creditably. Tho m ost noteworthy cricket for the South was the excellent batting of the young Surrey professional, Henderson. For the last two years owing to ill-health he has been unable to play, and everyone w ill be pleased to see that he has not lost the excellent form he showed in 1883. In the tw o innings he made 98 runs, the highest aggregate on the side. The North won by nine wickets. N orth . First Innings. Wood-Sims, 1 b w, b Grace....................... 4 Davenport, c Gregg, b Burton .................31 Cropper, b Purton ... 9 Sugg, c sub.,bFothcr- gill ....................... 23 Mr. T.. O. Lindley, c Grace, b Gregg ... 6 Brown, b Burton ... 25 Shacklock, c Gregg, b Burton.................. 3 Warren, c Spillman, b Grace .................. 3 Pougher, c Spillman, b G regg.................25 *hito, b M ills.............62 Parnham, not out ... 90 B 11,1 b 10.............21 Total ...305 In the Second Innings Sugg scored c sub., b Henderson, 0, Brown (not out), 22, and Warren (not out), 5; 1b 1.—Total, 29. S outh . First Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, c Daven­ port, b Shacklock......... 32 Mr. G Francis, b Shacklock 8 Henderson, c Shacklock, b Wood-Sims ................... 61 Painter, run ou t................. 7 E. Mills, c Lindley, b Pougher .......................... 33 West, lb w , b Shacklock 0 Fothergill, run out ..........12 Gregg, b Shacklock ... ... 2 Bryan, b Shacklock......... 7 Burton, not o u t ................ 20 Spillman, absent hurt ... 0 B3, l b l ....................... 4 Total ... ......... 193 Second Innings. tc Pougher, b Warren ..........21 not out ..........20 c White, b Wood- Sims.................34 c Lindley, b W arren..........21 c Shacklock, b Wood Sims ... 19 lbw,b ' ood-Mms 3 c Wood-Sims, b Pougher.......... 4 b Pougher.......... O b Cropper.......... 4 c Pougher, b Shacklock ... 4 absent hurt ... 0 L b .......... 7 Total ...137 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o r th . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Burton........ 49 21 73 4 ......... 6 4 7 0 Grace ... 43 20 71 2 Fothergill... 19 5 44 1 G regg......... 24 12 35 2 Mills ..........10.1 3 16 1 B ryan........ 5 3 14 0 Painter ... 3 0 14 0 Francis ... 4 1 7 0 Henderson... 6 0 10 0 .......... 5.3 2 20 1 S o u th . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. o. M. R. W. Shacklock... 40 14 72 5 ... ... 20 11 31 1 Cropper ... 11 5 38 0 ......... 23.1 15 24 1 Pougher ... 25 15 42 1 ........... 13 7 16 2 Brown... ... 13 8 20 0 Parnham ... 4 1 14 0 Wood-Sims...1.3 0 5 .1 .............................. 16 9 22 3 Warren...21 11 34 2 E S S E X v. HERTS. Essex won this match, played at Leyton on Monday and Tuesday, by an innings and seven runs. nSRTS. First Innings. Second Innings. Titchmarsh, c Ward, b Silcock ........................ 2 W.Hearn,cSewell,bBishop 6 b Pickett ... c Francis, Bishop ... 4 b Bishop Mr. H. E. Crawley, 1b w,b Silcock ........................ Mr. C. Pigg, c Bishop, b Silcock ....................... Mr. A. Putcher, b Bishop 5 Mr. G. H. Wales, c Jones, b Bishop ......... .......... 8 Hutchins, st Bastow, b Silcock ........................40 Mr. E. L. Swift, c Jones, b Stevens ... ..................20 cock... Mr. G. C. Curtis, run out 0 b Bishop Lambert, not out .......... 2 Brown, c Bishop,b Silcock 4 b Silcock ......... c and b Bishop cSewell,b Bishop 18 run out ... ... 18 c Bishop, b Sil- B 4,1 b 4... Total ... 8 ...105 not out c Francis, Bishop ... B 11,1 b4 13 ... 2 ... 17 b ... 14 ... 15 Total ...109 Mr. F. H. Stevens, c Lambert, b Titch­ marsh ................ 3 Mr. F. Ward, lb w , b Titchmarsh ......... 5 Mr. C E. Green, b Titchmarsh .......... 20 Jones, b Swift ......... 21 Mr. W. Francis, c Titchmarsh, b Pigg 12 Silcock, run out ... 15 E ssex . Mr. R. P. Sewell, c Pigg, b Brown ... 75 Pastow, b Pigg........... 2 Pickett, b Hutchins 43 Barnes, c Butcher, b Pigg ... ................. .13 Mr. F. A. Bishop, not out ........................ 0 B9, lb 5 .............14 Total ...221 BOWLING ANALYSIS. H e rts . First Innings. Second Innings, S TRE A TH AM v. CRY STA L PA LACE . Played at Sti'eatham on June 9. C rystal P alace . First Innings. Second Innings. W. Ivettlewell, c White, b Johnston ........................ 0 c S. Colman, c Litigham, b Johnston ....................... C. Shorter, b Trollope ... C. J. Fox, b Trollope II. Hetley, b Johnston ... T. S. Welch, b Morgan ... and b Bam­ bridge .......... 9 0 b Bambridge ... 20 7 b Bambridge ... 4 4 c Bambridge, b M organ..........10 LI c Hallam, b Bambridge ... 19 7 c and b Bam­ bridge .......... J. M. Henderson, c and b Trollopo ........................ 0 b Johnston A. J. Norris, b Trollope ... 8 1 b w, b Bam­ bridge ... ... W. J. Umney, b Johnston 15 st Lingham, b Bambridge ... G. Cosens, c Higson, b Johnston ....................... 5 b Johnston A. Gardner - Woolloton, not out ........................17 not out ...........32 L b ........................ 7 B2,lb2,wl,n 1 6 Total , 81 Total ...129 W. S. Trollope, b Fox 5 E. C. Bambridge, b Fox ........................10 D. R. Hallam, c Fox, b C osens................. 4 C. L. Morgan, c Wool­ loton, b Shoiter ... 27 A. Browning, b Fox... 4 A. Lingham, c Welch, b Fox...' ................ 7 S treatham . E. H. Coles, c Welch, b Cosens................ 11 W. Higson, b Fox ... 3 A. C. Johnston, run out ........................ 1 J. A. Druce, not out 18 W. J. White, b Fox... 5 B 6,1 b 2 .......... 8 S T R E A T H AM v. BECKENHAM . Played at Beckenham on June 12. B eckenham . First Innings. Second Iiinings. Rev. F. R. Marriott, b Morgan ....................... 29 b Stevens........ 0 Hon. E. Thesiger, c Ling­ ham, b Johnston ..........18 not out ....... 4 P. Northcote, b Morgan... 2 c Druce, b Mor­ gan .......... ... 6 H.S.Parkworth,bMorgan 2 notout ..i ... 9 T. <+. Green, b Johnston ... 1 A Spri'ngett, c Trollope, b Morgan ........................13 F. Atkinson, c Stevens, b Morgan ........................ 0 b Trollope......21 D. W. Williams, not ou,t... 33 c Higson, b M organ ........ 8 A. Pearce, b Morgan......... 8 A. G. Baker, c Stevens, b Morgan ........................ 8 Barber, c and b Morgan ... 1 B 4, lb 2, n b l .......... 7 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Fishop... ... 14 3 28 3 ......... 3L 14 47 6 Silcock ... 22 10 29 5 .......... 21 30 38 2 Pickett ... 10 3 16 0 ......... 18 13 9 1 Stevens ... 8 1 17 Jonos ... . . . 6 2 7 0 E ssex . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hutchins 33 14 53 1 Pigg • 19 7 29 3 TitchmarshSL 20 80 3 Brown .. 4 0 15 1 Swift ... ..4 1 11 1 Butcher 4 0 19 0 Total .................122 S treatham . W. S. Trollope, b A tk in son .................. F. H. StevCns, b Marriott ................ A. Browning, c Baker, b Atkinson .......... C.L, Morgan, c Baker, b Atkinson ......... A. Muller, b Marriott A. Lingham, run out J. Druco, b North­ cote ............... .• 9 Total ... 48 H. J. Monro, c Mar­ riott, b Atkinson 1 W . Higson, c Sprin­ gett, b Atkinson ... 33 C. P. Johnston, not out .......... ... ... 8 W. J. White, b Green 2 B 5,1 b 3 .......... 8 Total ...130 STR E A TH AM v. M.C.C. & G Played at Streatham on June 14. M.C.C. & G. First Innings. Second Innings. W. A. Soames, c C. Morgan, bC L. Morgan ........ 5 b Loaf.................. 2 W. Winter, b Morgan ... 0 c and b Bain­ bridge ... ... 13 F. V. Hornby, b C. L Morgan ....................... 2 b W. S. Trollopo 15 O. B. Martyn, c Bailey, b C. Morgan.....................13 b L eaf..................13 C. W. Foley, b C. Morgan 25 b W. S. Trollope 4 C. Stewart-King, b C. L. Morgan ...................... 0 b W. S. Trollopo 1 E. T. Uurdon, b W. S. Trollope .................... 20 c and b Leaf ... 0 E. B. Wilkinson, c Druce, b Bambridge ............. 19 b W. S. Trollope 10 A. W. Soamea, st Lingham* b Bambridge ................ 4c Biowning, b Leaf.................10 Clayton, b C. Morgan ... 0 notout ........... 1 Rylott, not out ............... 2 c Druce, b Bam­ bridge ..........50 B 6,1 b 1 ................. 7 B6, lb l, w l 8 Total ..............97 S treatham . Total ...127 Total ...103 W. S. Trollope, c Winter, b R ylott... 24 E. C. Bambridge, c Clayton, b liylott... 1 H. H. Scott, b Rylott 0 C.L. Morgan, 1bw, b Rylott ................ 14 H. M. Leaf, b Clayton 0 N. C Bailey, b Rylott 14 A. Browning, b Olay - ton ........................11 A. N. Morley, b Rylott .......... ... 15 A.Lingham, st Foley, b R ylott.................10 J. A. Druce, b Rylott 0 C. Morgan, not out... 1 B 7, lb 3, n b l... 11 Total ...101 O n Monday, for Croydon v. Addiscotnbo, A. W hitehead clean bowled 8 wickets in 3 successive balls. T he C ricket C alendar tor 1886.—Now Ready. Eighteenth year of publication. Handy size for the pocket. T he Cricketer’s Diatfy. 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