Cricket 1886

CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OB' THE GAME. JtjLY i, 18361 W IL L E S D E N W E E K . WILLESDEN v. JUNIOR MIDDLESEX. Played at Willesden on June 21. WlLLESDEN. E.L. Rogers, b Clark 9 A.E.Robinson,b Henry 18 T.H.C.Levick,run out 13 W. P. Williams, c Sclfe.b Clark......... C 71. J. Rogers, b Henry 1 C. M. Lucas, b Henry 0 J.Whitehorn, b Henry 5 L Cloudesley,bClark 6 G. C. Locket,b Henry 10 \V. H. Pritt, st Bates, b Clark ................. 0 W. Phillips, not out 1 B 4,1 b 1 .......... 5 Total 74 H. B. Biddle, c White- horn, b Phillips ... 0 W. Couchman, b Robinson................ 52 J. Bates, b Leviclc ... 25 W. H. Palmer, c E. L. Rogers, b Lucas ... 58 A. Wheatley, run out 10 F.Henry,cCloudesley, b H. J. Rogers ... 1 J unior M iddlesex . A. Shubrook, lb w , b H. J. Rogers ... 10 W.Harrowcr,not out 20 F. V. Selfe, b Phillips 1 G. H. Mackay, b P hillips................. 0 W. Clark, c White- horn, b H.J.Rogers 18 B 13,lb 4,w 5,n b l 23 Total ..224 WILLESDEN v. PLAISTOW. Played at Willesden on June 22. P laistow . First Innings. Second Innings. II. E. G. Solbe, b Phillips 14 c Cloudesley, b E. L. Rogers... Goody, c Robinson, b H. J. Rogers.............................. 2 B.F.Gordon,bH.J.Rogers 8 II. Latter, run out .......... 4 F. J. Nisbet, b Phillips ... 1 11. Mayne, b H. J. Rogers 0 C. H. i larke, b Phillips ... 0 H. Baker,b E. L. Rogers... 21 F.W.Holworthy.b Phillips 1 F. Wickes, b Major-Lucas 15 G. D. Mackenzie, not out 0 B 4,1b 2........................ 0 1G b M ajor-Lucas 20 c Fhillips, b E. L. Rogers ... 13 b Major-Lucas 0 b M ajor-Lucas 0 not out ..........14 bs nt................. 0 b Phillips.......... 0 run out .......... 3 candbH.J.Rogers 4 run out .......... 8 B ................. 4 Total ............... 72 W illesden . First Innings. Hoi- ~ ~ Total E. L. Rogers; worthy, b Baker ... 43 A. E. Robinson, b Baker....................... 0 W. P. Williams, b Bakor....................... 9 J. Major - Lucas, b Baker....................... 7 H. J. Rogers, b Baker 0 T. F. W. Crawhall- Total ..........149 Wilson, b Baker L. C lo u d e sle y , Mayne, b Baker In the Second Innings E. L- Rogers scored (not out) 1, A. E. Robinson, b Baker, 1, G. C. Locket (not out) 6; b 4.—Total 12. C. Cooke, c Mayne, b G oody.................45 G. C. Locket, not out 18 W. Phillips, b Gor­ don ........................ 3 M. Friend, C Hol- worthy, b Baker ... 8 B 5,1 b 2 .......... 7 WILLESDEN v. NORWOOD. Played at Willesden on June 23. W illesden . First Innings. Second Innings. E. L. Rogers, c Bedford, b Hallam ....................... 18 G. D. B. Levick, b Hallam C. Cooke, b Turner ......... S W. P. Williams, b Turner J. Major-Lucas, c Bedford, b Hallam .......................... ] H. J. Rogers, b Turner ... T. F. W. Crawhall-Wilson, b Turner ....................... A. E.Robinson, c Bedford, b Turner ....................... G. C. Locket, not out L. Cloudesley, c Goodwyn, b Turner ........................ Carpenter, b Hallam B 3,1 b 2 ....................... st Goodwyn, Feast ... . run out ... , b lioodwyn c Worship, Raby b Turner ... WILLESDEN v. UPPER CLAPTON. Played at Willfesden on June 24. U pper C lapton . G. Hartley, c Friend, b Robinson ......... 75 W. A. W. Scott, c Robinson,bCarpenter 8 J. J.Willocks, b Robin­ son ........................37 E. C. Mott, c H. J. Rogers, b Major- Lucas........................31 J.R. Mason, c Cloudes­ ley, b Major-Lucas 30 Osborn,cMajor-Lucas, b T. H. C. Levick ... 30 E. A. Johnson, b T. II. C. Levick.......... G. D. B. Levick, b T. H. C. Levick......... J, H. Hunter, b Car­ penter ................. B. E. Fisher, not out J. B. Harper, run out B 4,1b8, w3,nb 1 16 ...210 WIDLESDEN. C. Cooke, c Hunter, b Osborn.................16 L.Claudesley,notout 32 E. L. Rogers, b Scott 33 G.C. Locket,h Osborn 33 T. H. C. Levick, c Mason, b Osborn ... 7 J.Major-Lucas,c and b Hartley................ 15 W. I’. Williams, b Os­ born ........................ G II. J.Rogers, b Osborn 1 M. Friend and Carpenter did not bat. E. Robinson, not out ........................ B 14,1 b 6 ......... Total ...164 WILLESDEN v. M r. COPLAND-CRAW- FORD’S XI. Played at Willesden on June 25. M r . C opland -C rawford ’ s XI. J.P.Cliarles,cCloudes- ley, b E. L. Rogers 23 C. Greenhill, 1 b w, b H. J. Rogers .......... 5 H. Woodbridge, c T. H. C. Levick, b Phillips ................ 17 W. J. B. Soppit, c Fisher, b Phillips ...122 W. E. B. Copland- E.G.Doggett.notout 0 Crawford,cCloudes- B 10, 1b 7 ................... 17 ley, b E. L. Rogers 34 H.W.Easun,b Phillips 1 W illesden . 0 run out not out c Worship, Turner ... not out 11 . 69 N orwood . Total H. W. C. Bedford, Carpenter ......... 6 H. Goodwyn, c H. J. Rogers, b Major- Lucas........................ 7 F. Hallam, b H. J. Rogers .................19 M. J. Murray, b Car­ penter ................. 2 J. R. Turner, 1b w, b E .L . Rogers ..........18 B 16,lb5,w 2 23 Total ...197 C.Dell, b H.J. Rogers G. Tims, c and b H. J. Rogers ......... H. P. Thomas, c E. L. Rogers, b H. J. Rogers ................. H. Bowden, c T. H. C. Levick, b U. J. Rogers ................. B 10,1 b 7 ......... Total ......... S First Innings. E. L. Rogers, c Tims, b Thomas ... ................. B. E. Fisher, c Charles, b Soppit........................ W. P. Williams, c Copland- Crawford, b Soppit Second Innings. 4 b Thom as......... 1 . 8 c Dell,b Thomas 3 10 T. H. C. Levick, b Soppit 0 C. Cooke, c and b Thomas 14 J. Major-Lucas, b Soppit 0 H. J. Rogers, b Soppit ... 0 L. Cloudesley, c Tims, b Thomas ........................ 4 A. E. Robinson,b Thomas 3 W. Phillips, b Soppit ... 0 F. Levick, not out .......... 0 B 6,1 b 2........................ 8 Greenhill, b Easun ......... 32 1b w, b Easun... 93 not out b Easun not out b Dell . B . Total . 51 WILLESDEN v. THE ORLEANS CLUB. Played at Willesden on June 26. W illesden . E. L. Rogers, b H. G. Cloete ................ 9 S. W. Hunt, c A. J. Cloete, b Dunn ... 68 P.L.Beall,hw,b Wick 22 W.P.Williams,bDunn 22 T. H. C. Levick, 1b w, b Greive ................ 4 J.A.G.Cooper.not out 42 J. Major-Lucas, b Dunn........................ 2 L.Cloudesley,cGreive, b Dunn ................ 6 M. R. Fisher, b H. G. Cloete .................19 II. J. Rogers, run out 32 F. Levick, st Har­ greaves, b Wick ... 13 C.Cooke,cA.J.Cloete, b Wick B 11,1 b 2 Total LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. The Sussex Eleven with Messrs. Newham and Brann away were seen to great disadvan­ tage in this match, played at Manchester on Thursday and Friday last. Going in first, they were all dismissed for 50, and in the two innings the aggregate was only 158 from the bat, an average of under eight runs. Mr. MoCormick, as will be seen, was the one bats­ man able to get double figures each time. Lancashire played two new men, Mr. J. Eccles of Preston and B. Hudson, the professional of the Longsight Club. The latter, with Briggs, added 111 runs for the third wicket in exactly an hour. Hudson, whose 98 included sixteen 4’s, hit with great vigour, but was missed more than once. Lancashire won by an innings and 144 runs. One of the best features of the game was the fine bowling of Barlow in the second innings of Sussex. He took nine of the ten wickets at a cost of only 39 runs. Mr, Teggin also took five wickets in the first for 20 runs, S ussex . First Innings. Tester, c Pilling, b Hudson 0 Budgen, b Hudson .......... 2 Mr. F. M. Lucas, b Teggin 8 Mr. E. J. M’Cormick, lbw, b W atson........................16 J. Hide, c Barlow, b Teggin 3 Bean, b Teggin ................. 0 Humphreys, b Watson ... 8 Payne, b Teggin................. 5 Quaife, b Watson .......... 2 Phillips, not out................. 5 A. Hide, c Phillips, b Teggin............................... 0 B ............................... 1 Total .................50 Second Innings. b Barlow .......... 6 c Teggin, b Bar- low ................. 4 b Barlow ............23 c Watson, b Bar- ...252 J.L.Worship,bMajor- Lucas .................26 W. Fox, b Carpenter 3 R. S. Raby, c sub., b Major-Lucas......... 22 W. Feast, c Cloudes­ ley, b H. J. Rogers 6 H.S.Hawkins,notout 0 J. Gillespie, absent 0 B 6,1 b 6 .............12 O rleans C lub . Total ..121 C. I. Thornton, b H. J. R ogers.................42 A.T.B.Dunn,c Cooper, b Fisher ................ 36 C. W. Burls, b Fisher 4 B. A. F. Greive, b II. J. R ogers................ 8 J.C.Partridge, cHuut, b H J. Rogers ... 17 B Posno, b Cooper 0 A. J. Cloete, c Hunt, b H. J. Rogers ... 0 H. G. Cloete, not out 10 A. E. Robinson, not out ........................ 0 B 4* 1b 4, w 2 ... 10 Total ...127 W. B. Cloete. \V. R. G. Hargreaves, and W. Wick did not bat. low ... bB irlow ... b Barlow ... st Pilling, Briggs ... b Barlow ... b Barlow .......... c Briggs, b Bar- low ................. 3 not out .......... 0 B 7, lb 4, w 1 12 Total ...121 . 31 ... 0 14 b ... 22 2 4 L ancashire . Mr. J. Eccles, c Bud­ gen, b Humphreys 40 Barlow, c Phillips, b J. Hide .................17 Hudson, st Phillips, b A. Hide .................96 Briggs, c J. Hide, b B e a n ....................... 53 Mr. A. N. Hornby, c M’Cormick, b A. H id e ...........................15 Mr. O. P Lancashire, c Phillips, b J. Hide 23 Robinson, run ou t.. Yates, c Quaife, 1 A. Hide ............... Mr. A. Teggin, Lucas, b Tester .. Watson, c Payne, 1 J. Hide ............... Pilling, not out B 6,1 b 2 ... . Total 43 0 ...315 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Teggin Hudson Watson J. Hide . A. Hido . Tester . S ussex , First Innings. O. M. R. W. 21.2 11 9 3 12 5 5 14 2 15 3 Second Innings. O. M. R.W . 11 7 Yates 26 15 9 5 0 9 0 29 0 Barlow 32.116 39 9 Brigps 2 Yates bowled a wide. 4 1 L ancashire . O. M. R. W . O. M. R.W. 41.1 17 62 3 I Bean ... 19 5 53 1 61 26 110 3 Humphreys9 0 45 1 7 3 19 1 IPayne ...5 1 18 0 KENT v. NOTTS. The Nottingham eleven, who had not met Kent since 1879, succeeding in winning this match at Maidstone on Saturday, after thr^e days of interesting cricket. Kent, who wen the toss, began badly, but thanks to a useful stand by Lord Harris and George Hearne. who added 98 for the third wicket, were a le to reach a total of 228. The former, tnough badly missed at long on when he had mad 3 10, hit well, scoring 05 of the 98 runs got v hile he was in. When Notts went in Scotton again played well, but no one else got more than twenty-five and at the end of the first hands the home team were 43 to the good. The only feature of Kent’s second innings was another capital performance of GeorgeHearne. Going in before a run had been got, he was last out,