Cricket 1887

AUG. 18, 1887. CfelCEET A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 848 BATTERSEA TOUR. BATTERSEA v. SOUTH SAXONS. Played at St. Leonards on August 1 and 2. S o u th S axo n s . First Innings. F. Tuck, c Evans, b A. Coles, b Finding... 15 ■’ 2 F.Langham.bFinding A. Young, c Finding, b North ............... W.Benthal, b Finding W. Leigh-Smith, lbw, b Finding................. 0 Total ......... 132 C.Young.cArmstrong, b Finding................... 11 In the Second InningsF. Tuck scored cand b Sugden, 17. A. Coles (notout), 14, F. Langham (not out), 8, A. Young, b Sugden, 3, C.Young, c Finding, b Knight, 8; b 2, lb 1.—Total, 53. W. L. Benthal, b Finding...............30 Rev. W. Wilkinson,b Finding............... 1 Hobbs,run out........ 11 Lavender, not out ... 5 B 5, lb 5 ........ 10 B a t t e r se a . First Innings. •T. Sugden c Tuck,b Hobbs 18 R. North.c Young,b Leigh- Smith ........................... 8 H. Howick, c Hobbs, b Lavender..................... 9 , Knight, c and b Leigh- Smith ........................... 4 ^ .TSvans.csub.,bLavender 6 L. Finding, lbw, b Leigh- Smith ...........................13 C. Armstrong, not out ... 3 G. West, c Coles, b Leigh- Smith ........................... 0 T. Dawson, c Benthal, b Leigh-Smith ... ......... 1 J. Muir, c Lavender, b Leigh-Smith .............. 0 T.Riley,lbw,bLeigh-Smith 0 B 9, nb 1 ...............10 Total ... ... ... 72 Seeond Innings, b Lavender ... 9 b Leigh-Smith... 1 bLeigh-Smith... 2 bLeigh-Smith... 8 bLeigh-Smith... 6 b C. Young ... 44 b A. Young ... 12 not out .........16 c andbA. Young 4 b C.Young........ 1 cTuck,bA.Young 0 B2, wl, nb3 6 Total ...109 BATTERSEA v. ALEXANDRA. Played at Hastings on August 3. A le x a n d r a . First Innings. Morley, lbw, b Knight C. Channon, b Knight J. Boughton, b Sugden A. Payne, b Finding ... J. Elliott, b Finding ... Lefaux, b Finding ... S. Bumsted, b Finding W. Ball, run out........ E. Ingleton, b Finding T. Jones, not out H. Saw, b Finding ... , B 8, lb 2 ......... Second Innings. 13 b Tyacke ....... 19 10 b Evans ....... 3 7 b Evans .......14 . 13 not out .......17 , 16 , 9 , 2 0 , 4 ; 1 0 , 10 c Dawson, Sugden ... 27 b Tyacke........ 0 cDawson.bEvans 19 B 10, lb 3 ... 13 Total ............ 85 Total B a t t e r se a . ...112 J. Sugden, c Lefaux, b Morley.............. 34 R. North, b Bumsted 19 P. Knight, lbw , b Morley ... ........ 3 P. Tyacke, b Bumsted 5 H.Howick,cBumsted, b Ball..................... 5 L. Finding, not out... 49 G. Howick, b Ball... A. Evans, bBumsted G. West, b Ball C. Brooker, c Bums­ ted, b Ball ........ T. Dawson, b Ball... B 1,1b 7 ......... Total ...128 BATTERSEA v. HASTINGS ROYERS. Played at Hastings on August 4. H astin g s R o v e r s . A. Brook, b Pannell 82 Morley, c Muir, b Sugden .................63 J. King, b Finding ...114 J. Phillips, c Brooker, b Finding ...........66 Yates,b Finding......... 0 E. Knight, c Finding, b Pannell ........ 30 R. Austin, b Finding 4 J. Oliver, not out... 0 B 46, lb 7, w 2... 55 Total ..417 Battersea did not bat. BATTERSEA v. BRIGHTON BRUNSWICK. Played on Sussex County Ground on August 5 B a t t e r s e a . W. West, st Dudney, b Clements ........ 10 G. West, st Dudney, b Humphreys ... 0 C. Armstrong, not out ..................... 3 Pannell, c Saully, b Humphreys........ 4 B 3, lb 1, w 2 ... 6 Total ...170 J. Sugden, c Perkins, b Clements ........ 4 R. North, st Dudney, b Clements ........ 87 H.Howick,bClements 0 P.Knight c Clements, b Stevens.............. 51 G. Barnes, c and b Humphreys ........ 0 L. Finding, st Dud­ ney. b Humphreys 0 H. Haldane, c Hum­ phreys^ Clements 5 B rig h ton B r u n sw ic k . M. Perkins, c Knight, J. King,’c and b Sug- b Pannell.............. 70 den ....................... 3 B. Saunders, run out 60 j B ....................... 6 E. Stevens, b Pannell 34 j — W . Dudney, not out... 11 ! Total ........ 184 W. Humphreys, A. Gooden, F. Clements, J. Bailey, E. Saully and W. Clements didnot bat. BATTERSEA v. BATTLE. Played at Battle on August 6 B a t t l e , J. Hudson, b Pannell 15 G. Papillon, b Sugden 1 Ashburnham, not out 75 P. Papillon.b Pannell 2 G. Moor, b Pannell... 6 J. Bailey,c andb Pan­ nell ..................... 0 P. H. Papillon, b Knight .............. 25 G Tutt, b Pannell... 2 C. Tutt, c Pannell, b Knight .............. 0 H.Durnford, c and b Knight ............... 0 S.Crickett,b Pannell 1 B 15, lb 5 ........ 2) Total ...147 B a t t e r se a . J. Sugden, b Tutt ... 11 R. North, b Tutt ...- 3 H. Howick, c Ash­ burnham,b Hudson 25 P. Knight.c Durnford, b Tutt .............. 2 C. Armstrong, c Hud­ son, b Tutt ......... 5 L. binding, b Tutt ... 3 H. Haldane, b Tu G. West, b Tutt .. Pannell, b Tutt J. Muir, run out ... T. Riley, not out .., B 6, lb 1, w 1 ... Total ...106 BATTERSEA v. JUNIOR MIDDLESEX. Played at Battersea on August 6. B a t t e r s e a . p. Tyacke, c Couch- man, b Stevens ... 46 F. Brown, b Gillard ... 45 F.Tyacke,b Henery... 8 G. Barnes, b Henery... 0 W. West, st Couch- man, b Gillard ... 10 W. Thomas,not out... 65 Total C. Skipwith, c and b Stevens ...............27 W. Orchard did notbat. Junior Middlesex did not bat. J. Horsley, c Couch- man, b Wheatley 50 Rev. F. Davis, b Stevens...............12 W Hogg, not out ... 2 B 33, lb 10, w 2... 45 ...310 SURREY v. LANCASHIRE. The Surrey Eleven suffered their second defeat of the season in Inter-Count} matches at the Oval on Saturday last, when Lancashire beat them by 147 runs. The winners, with the exception that Mr. A. G. Steel was absent, were in full strength, but their opponentswere considerably weakenedby the loss of Mr. W. E. Roller, Jones, Wood, as well as of Beau­ mont, whose leg had given way earlier in the week at Brighton. Owing apparently to recent watering of the wicket, the bowlers were at the outset able to get a lot of work on, and on the first day twenty-two wickets fell for an aggre­ gate of 237. Read was the highest scorer with 33, and Lohmann and he contributed 48 of 62 made by the Surrey eleven from the bat. Lohmann, Briggs and Barlow were all very successful with the ball—in particular Loh­ mann,who took eight Lancashire wickets for 36 runs, and Barlow, whose five wickets cost 11. When play began on Friday morning Lanca­ shire had made 68 runs in the second innings with two batsmen out, and this numfeer they increased to 270 before the tenth wicket fell. The chief features of their batting were the stand of Mr. Eccles and Sugg for the third and Mr. Lancashire and Watson for the ninth wicket. Sugg ought to have been caugh before he had scored on the first day, but h hit in brilliant style on the following morning, and his partnership with Mr. Eccles, who played good, steady cricket for his 46, resulted in an addition to the Lancashire total of 152 runs, made in an hour and fifty rcftnutes Sugg’s 98 included twelve 4’s aad six 3’s. Watson and Mr. Lancashire, too, scored fast, adding while they were toget er 60 runs. The Surrey eleven had a very difficult task before them when they entered on their second innings with 313 to win, and the complete failure of the earlier batsmen effectually des­ troyed any outside chance they may have had. Four wickets were down for 37, and Lohmann and Read again had to redeem the credit of the side, the former, who was unfortunately out from the last ball bowled on the second day, playing remarkably good cricket for his 60. When play was resumed on Saturday morning, Surrey wanted 189 runs to win with only four wickets to fall, and this number was quite beyond their powers, as it proved. Loh- mann’s all-round crieket for Surrey was the best feature of the match. He m^de 75 runs and took thirteen wickets for 111runs. Briggs’s nine wickets for Lancashire cost G9 runs. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. Mr. A N. Hornby, c W. W. Read, b Lohmann... Barlow, c and b Mills F. H. Sugg, c Adams, b Abel ... . ........ ......... 20 Mr. J. Eccles, b Lohmann T Briggs, b Lohmann ........ 5 Mr. G. Jowett, not out ... 28 Robinson, c Key, b Loh­ mann ...........................17 Mr. O. P. Lancashire, b Lohmann........ ......... 0 Yates, c Mills, b Lohmann 0 Watson, c Henderson, b Lohmann..................... 1 Pilling, b Lohmann......... 8 B8, lb 2 ...............10 Total ........ 121 S urrey . First Innings. Abel, h w, b Briggs ........ 0 Mr J. Shuter, b Watson 0 Mr. K. J. Key, 1 b w, b Briggs........................... 7 Mr. W. W. Read, c Pilling, b Briggs ..................... M. Read, b Barlow ........ Lohmann, b Barlow... Henderson, b Barlow Mr. G. W. Ricketts, Briggs.............. ... E. Mills, b Barlow ... 2 . 33 . 15 2 Second Innings. bLohmann ... 10 c Abel, b Bowley 10 c Shuter, b Mills............... 98 b Lohmann ... 46 c and b Loh­ mann ...... 19 b Mills............... 7 c Henderson, b Lohmann ... 0 lbw, b M. Read 29 b Lohmann ... 0 e Key, b M.Bead 37 not out ........ 1 B 8 , 1b 5 ... 13 Totol ...2T0 Second Innings. b Watson....... 9 b Briggs ....... 0 lbw, b Briggs ... 4 b Briggs ....... 8 c and b Barlow 36 c Briggs, b Barlow ........ b Briggs 60 .. 18 Bowley, c Briggs, b Bar- low ........................... 1 Adams, not o u t............... 0 B 8,1 b 9... Total ... 17 ... 79 run out c Pilling, Watson ... notout c Yates, Briggs ... Lb ... ... 15 b ... 5 Sotal ...165 BOWLING ANALYSIS. L a n c a sh ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. .15 5 29 ,. 39.126 36 Bowley Lohmann Abel ... Mills W. 0 . Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 1 14 1 ........ 2 * 12 20 1 ..... W. W. Read 4 1 12 0 ........ M. Read Ricketts .., Henderson 21 3 40 50 26 75 10 1 29 25 12 3© 4 0 13 133 6 25 8 » 12 8 9 15 S u r r e y . First Innings. Q. M. R. W. Watson ... 18 10 27 1 .. Briggs......... 31 319 24 4 . Barlow ... 14 7 11 5 . Second Innings. O. M. R, W ‘ ... 59 32 87 2 ... 53.333 45 5 ... 17 7 32 2