Cricket 1888

154 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAT 24, 1888. day. Going in first, he was not out when play ceased, having contributed 188, or more than half the runs. On the second morning he continued to bat in his very best style, and when he was out the ninth wicket the total was 428. He was altogether about seven hours at the wickets, and except for a chance when he had got 26 there was no flaw in a remark­ able performance. Among his hits were twenty fours. Sussex made a bad start, and when the fifth wicket fell the total was only 104. At this period, however, Jesse Hide and Mr. Sm ith became partners, and their batting altogether changed the aspect of the game. In a little less than an hour and three- quarters 161 runs were added, and their stand enabled Sussex to make a really good show. Hide was let off in the long-field when he had got 78, but with that exception there was no mistake that we saw in his score of 130. Mr. Smith, too, hit with great resolution, and his 85, though not faultless, was an invaluable innings. Sussex in the end saved the follow-on, a most credit­ able, achievement against a big total of 428. Yesterday the run-getting was, of course, not up to the standard of the two previous days, though some good cricket was shown by Messrs. Radcliffe and Newham in particular. When play ceased Sussex wanted 88 to win, with seven wickets to fall. G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W. G. Grace, hw, b Humphreys ................... 215 c and b A. Hide 5 Mr. E. M. Grace, c Quaife, b J. Hide ......................... 5 c Smith, b A. Hide.............. 6 Mr. W. Troup, c Hum­ phreys, b J. Hide .............. 82 b A. Hide ...... 5 Mr. W.W. Pullen, b Smith 22 b Tate..........33 Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, b M’Cormick .....................44 c Brann,b Smith 68 Mr. J. H. Brain,b MCor- mick ............... ............. 0 b Smith ...... 4 Painter, b Humphreys ... 64c Newham, b __ . Smith ......... 2 Mr. A. Newnham, c Brann, b A. H id e .......................... 13 lbw, b Tate ... 0 Mr. G. Francis, b A. Hide 0 not out .... 21 Mr. J. Bush, not out............. 26 b Smith ....16 Roberts, st Phillips, b Humphreys ................... 0 c J. Hide, b Smith ... ... 5 Extras...................... 7 Extras......... 9 Total ...............428 S ussex . First Innings. Quaife, lbw, b Newnham 10 Tester, b Newnham......... 3 Mr.W. Newham, b Roberts 1 J . Hide, c and b Radcliffe 130 Mr. E. J. McCormick, ruu out ............................ Humphreys, c Troup, b W. Grace........................ 22 Mr. C.A. Smith, c Roberts, b Newnham ..................85 Mr. G. Brann, b Newnham 15 Tate, c W. G. Grace, b Newnham....................... 4 Phillips, c Bush, b W. G. Grace .............................. 31 A. Hide, not out.................. 19 B 8 , w 1 , nb 3 ......... 12 Total ...174 Second Innings, cRadcliffe, b W. G. Grace.......... 8 c Pullen, b Radcliffe ... 2 not out ............81 not out ........... 19 22 b Radcliffe . 31 b Radcliffe ... 9 ■d4, lb 3, w 1 8 Total...............354 Total ...161 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. \V. Roberts ... 34 15 61 1 ......... 10 5 18 0 W. G.Grace 42.212 91 2 ......... 44 22 53 1 Newnham ... 39 15 77 5 ......... 5 0 15 0 Radcliffe ... 41 13 75 1 ......... 24 7 52 3 E. M. Grace 15 6 21 0 ......... 6 0 15 0 Painter ... 5 0 15 0 Newnham bowled one wide and three no-balls, Roberts bowled one no-ball. G loucestershire . First Innings. Second Innings. a °- M* R w * °- M- w - A. Hide ... 73 26 101 2 ......... 28 14 22 3 J- Hide........ 66 29 78 2 ......... 20 7 31 0 C. A. Smith... 41 21 58 1 ......... 2i 11 49 5 Humphreys.. 21.3 2 713 ......... 4 2 8 0 Tate ......... 16 4 34 0 ......... 21 5 42 2 Tester......... 18 9 270 ......... 8 6 5 0 M’Cormick... 16 6 36 2 ......... 4 n 8 0 G. Brann ... 6 1 10 0 Quaife............ 6 2 6 0 OXFORD U N IV ER SIT Y v. GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND (W ITH RAW LIN .) Som e heavy scoring was the outcom e of th is m atc h , finished a t O xford yesterday. In all 1,091 runs were scored in the three days for thirty-five w ickets,giving an average of over 31 runs. T he G entlem en h a d to follow on in a m in o rity of 104 ru ns, b u t they severely p un ishe d th e U n iv e rsity bo w ling w hen they w ent in a second tim e , a nd M r. H enery, the old C a n tab , M r. A . K . W atson, of the H arrow E lev e n of 1885, and C a p ta in F rie n d all scored heavily . T he gam e w as draw n as under, O xford w a n tin g 184 to w in , w ith five w ickets to fall. O xfo rd U n iv e r sit y . F irst Innings. Second Innings. F. H. Gresson, c Raw lin, b Hedley .........................53 c Webbe, b Hed- ley ................ 6 E.T. B. Simpson, c Walker, b Hedley .........................82not out ............... 8 W . Rashleigh, c Friend, b Robertson ..................10 not out ........56 F. J. N. Thesiger, lbw , b W ebbe.................................41 c H e d l e y , b Webbe .......47 H. W . Forster,b W ebbe... 53 b Hedley .........15 G. L. W ilson, c and b Leatham .........................11 c and b Hedley 2 E . A. Nepean, b Raw lin ... 3 Lord Geo. Scott, b R aw lin 12 H. Philipson, b Hedley ... 11 E . Sm ith, b H e d le y .......... 0 c Dauglish, b W ebbe .......14 H. Bassett, not o u t ......... 0 B 13, lb 5 ..................18 B 4, lb 8 ... 12 Total ......................294 Total ...160 G entlem en of E ngland . First Innings. Second Innings. E. J. C. Studd, st P hilip­ son, b F orster................. 10 lbw, b Forster... 5 A. K. W atson, b F orster... 11 b B a sse tt..........91 J. G. Walker, not out ... 99 b F o rs te r.......... 0 Capt. Friend, b Sm ith ... 5 c Simpson, b B a s s e tt.......72 A. J. W ebbe, st P h ilip­ son, b N epean.................. 9 b F o rs te r.......... 2 Raw lin, b bassett .......... 9 b F o rste r..........30 P. J. T. Henery, b Bassett 0 not out ......... 133 W . C. Hedley, b Sm ith ...14 b F o rs te r............11 A. E . Leatham , b S m ith... 1 c Philipson, b Forster ...... 22 M. J. Dauglish, b S m ith ... 10 cScott, b Forster 6 J. Robertson, b Forster ... 14 b Forster ..... 49 B 5, lb 3......................... 8 B 15, lb 6 ... 21 Total ... ..............190 Total ...447 B O W L IN G ANALYSIS. G en tlem en of E nglan d . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R . W . O. M. R. W. Forster ... 29 14 453 ............ 72.125 119 8 Bassett ... 27 14 482 ............ 50 21 99 2 Nepean ... 19 6 431 ... .... 19 2 63 0 S m ith... ... 24.3 8 464 ............ 38 13 81 0 Gresson 2 0 12 0 W ilson 3 0 15 0 Thesiger 6 0 37 0 O xfo rd U n iv ersit y . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . R aw lin........... 62 41 54 2 .......... 28 19 23 0 Robertson ... 29 16 57 1 .......... 14 4 S8 0 Hedley........... 40 20 66 4 .......... 36 24 36 3 Leatham ... 33 12 72 1 .......... 10 2 31 0 Webbe........... 38 25 27 2 .......... 16 10 2D 2 CRICKET IN SYDNEY. H. H. TWEEN ’S X I. v. DR. RO SS’S XI., G LADE SV ILLE . This match took place on the 14th March in the Asylum Grounds, where a most enjoy­ able game was olayed. The visiting team, being assisted by four of the English X II., gained a somewhat easy victory. The bowling ofBriggs proved very effective. The team begto tender Dr. Ross their best thanks for the hospitality received at his hands. D r . Ross’s XI. Golby, b Briggs........ 11 Meppom, b Briggs ... 4 Gaud, lbw, b Pougher 5 Simpsin, c Pougher, b Briggs ............... 0 Warren, run out ... 24 Thwaites, st Pilling, b B riggs.............. 0 Rowling, b Briggs ... 2 Willis,c and b Briggs 0 Spies, c Pougher, b Briggs ............... 3 Dr. Ross, b Briggs... 0 Richan, not out ... 0 Extras............... 3 Total.........52 H. H. T ween ’ s XI. J. Briggs, c Ross, b Gaud..................... 16 J.M. Preston, c Spies, b Golby ............... 0 E. Robison, bGaud... 11 A. D. Pougher, c Thwaites, b Raw- ling ........................36 R.Pilling, c Thwaites, b Spies ......... ... 23 F. H. Lavington, st Warren, b Meppom 28 R. T. Sutton did not bat. J. H. Robison, not out ......................39 H H. Tween, c Spies, b Meppom ........ 15 A. Howard, b Mep­ pom ..................... 1 C. Bates, not out ... 10 Extras...............10 Total ...180 RAVENSBOURNE (LEE) v. FOREST H IL L . Played at Lee on May 21. F o r e s t H i l l . First Innings. Second Innings. T. F. Rook, c Kistruck, b Perch............................ 1 run out ......... 7 H. J. Whatmought, b Kistruck ..................... 0 b Perch ......... 8 P. J. Edwards, c Pearce, b Perch............................ 2 b Perch ......... 2 R. D. Boxall, 1 b w, b Kistruck ..................... 15 lbw, b Pritchard 18 E. W. Edwards, b Perch... 0 b Allen ......... 0 T. W. Foyson, not out ... 15 b Allen ......... 7 W. W. Capes, cWoodfield, b Perch ..................... 0 c Pearce, b Kistruck........ 17 G. H. Dicker, b Perch ... 0 c Ellingham, b Allen ......... 0 b Pritchard ... 0 C. Lee, c Pearce, b Perch 5 Dr. Hatfield, b Kistruck ... 3 c Kistruck, b Pritchard ... 23 J. Crowle, b Perch ......... 2 not out .........13 B 1,1 b 3, w 1 ......... 5 B2, lb 4, w2 8 Total ............... 48 Total ... 98 R a v e n s b o u b n h . A. T. Pearce, 1b w, b Edwards...............11 A. J. Prior, b Edwards 5 W. Woodfleld.bRook 2 E. Ellingham, c Dicker, b Edwards 0 W. Carter, b Rook ... 0 J. S. Kistruck, run out ..................... 24 E. J. Pritchard, b Capes..................... 22 Marcus Flockton, c Edwards, b Boxall 2 A. A. Allen, 1b w, b Boxall Perch, c Hatfie Boxall A. George, no L b 2, w 2 Total d, b ... 2 out 3 ... 4 THE ABBEY SCHOOL, FORT AUGUSTUS, v. D ISTRICT . Played at Fort Augustus on May 10. T he A bbey S chool . First Innings. Second Innings. J. B. Hatt, c D. Fraser, b Stoddart ..................... 34 not out .........89 O. Pariuot, c Kelly, b A. Fraser........................... 2 b A. Fraser ... 5 W. Keith, b Stoddart .. 6 b A. Fraser ... 18 F. Cary, b Stoddart........ 0 c McDougall, b Kelly .........14 Lord Lovat, c Kelly, b A. Fraser............................ 2 b Stoddart... ... 3 S. Grant, c D. Fraser, b Stoddart ...................... 2 c Stoddart, b A. Fraser ...........10 T. Lynch, b Stoddart ... 1 b D. McDonald 0 A. Macdonald, b A. Fraser 2 J. W. Gallagher, b A. Fraser.......................... 1 G.Thomson.c T.Aitchison, b A. Fraser.................... 5 J. Johnston, not out....... 2 Extras..................... 1 T o tal............... 58 D istrict . A. McDougall, lbw, b Extras......... 7 Total ...146 Hatt ...” ............... 0 A.Munro, cThomson, b Cary ............... 1 D. McDonald, b Cary 6 J. F. Kelly, lbw, b Cary ... ............... 2 D. Fraser, b Hatt ... 6 A. Fraser, b Hatt ... 0 P. McCullie, b Cary... 0 J, Aitchison, not out 3 J. McDonald, c Cary, bHatt ... ......... 0 J. Stoddart, c Hatt, b Cary ............... 3 T. Aitchison, c Pari- Bot, b Cary .........- 0 Extras............... 2 Total.........22