Cricket 1886

476 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. HOV. 25, 1886. POONA v. BOMBAY. The twentieth match between Poona and Bombay, played at Poona on August 6 and 7, resulted after a most exciting game in favour of the home team by 49 runs. The twenty- two included many cricketers well known in England, among them Col. Hon. N. G. Lyttel­ ton—one of the famous brotherhood, Col. G.B. Meares, Capt. Steele, an old Cheltonian, Major Beaver, a well-known Incog., Messrs. F. D. Gaddum, the old Eugbeian and Cantab, A. Clowes, of Sandhurst, and L. Vidal. The success of the Poona Team was in a great measure due to the brilliant batting of their captain, Col. Lyttelton. He was responsible for 112 of the 352 made by his side. Messrs. Gaddum, Clowes and Williams were the most successful bowlers. P o on a . First Innings. Major Fitzherbert, b Gaddum .................... Col. G. Brooke Meares, c Holland, b Gaddum ... A. J. Lindner, c Beaver, b Gaddum ............... Capt. De Hoghton, b G a d d u m ............................... F. Cox, b Holland ........ L. Vidal, run out ........ Second Innings, lbw, b Holland 4 cand b Gaddum 0 b Holland........ 1 Col. Hon. N. G. Lyttelton, not out .................... 28 Capt. Steele, c Beaver, b Gaddum .................... 0 Capt. Hughes, b Holland 2 C. Muspratt Williams, c and b Gaddum ........ G H. Clowes, lbw, b Wilkins 3 B 2,1b 3.................... 5 run out b Wilkins ... c Stopford, Macbeth... b Wilkins ... not out c Beaver, Macbeth... ... 21 ... 27 b ... 49 ... 84 ... 63 b ... 0 Total ... 77 b Gaddum........ 5 c and b Macbeth 8 BIO, lb 2,wl 13 Total ...275 B o m b a y . First Innings. A. D. Wilkins, b Clowes ... 22 M. R. Wyer (capt)., c Williams, b Lindner ... 4 W. Holland, c and b Clowes.......................... 17 Major Beaver, b Clowes... 24 F. Gaddum, b Clowes ... 11 G. Blackwell, b Meares ... 35 Major Stageford, bMeares 0 P. R Wilson, b Clowes ... 0 A. Gould, c and b Clowes 11 C. Merriman, b Cox....... 7 J. Macbeth, not out........ 0 B l . l b l .................... 2 Total .............. 133 Second Innings, c De Hoghton, b Clowes........ 4 c Vidal, b liams Wil- . ... 50 c Meares, b Cox 31 b Williams ... 46 b Williams........ 1 b Williams ... 11 b Williams ... 2 not out ........ 0 h w, b Williams 15 b Clowes ........ 3 lbw, b Meares ... 3 B 2, lb2,nbl 5 Total ...171 BOWLING ANALYSIS. B o m b a y . First Innings. Second Innings B. R. M. W. B. R. M. W. A. Lindner........ 24 18 1 1 ........ 76 27 6 0 Col. Meares 76 51 4 2 ........ 56 24 5 1 A. Clowes........ 126 32 16 6 ........ 148 57 16 2 T. Cox.............. 71 30 7 1 ........ 24 21 0 1 C. M. Williams 93 37 6 6 P o o n a . First Innings. Second Innings. B. R M. W. B. R. M. W F. Gaddum 107 34 12 6 ........ 156 79 12 2 W. Holland ... 92 34 7 2 ........ 84 39 8 2 A. D. Wilkins ... 14 4 2 1 ........ 96 60 5 2 G. Blackwell 16 13 J. Macbeth 80 44 M. R. 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