Cricket 1888

MAY 31, 1888. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 178 CRICKET AT OXFORD UN IVER ­ SITY. OXFORD UN IVERSITY v. LANCASHIRE Although neither side had quite its full strength, some good all-round cricket was the outcome of this match played at Oxford on Monday and Tuesday last. Lancashire was without Mr. Hornby, Mr. A. G. Steel and Sugg, while the University could not claim the services of Lord George Scott and Messrs. Cochrane and Fowler. Going in first, Lan­ cashire reached a fairly good total of 179, a result chiefly due to Mr. Eccles, who made 75 out of 107 runs while he was in. He had two lives in the early part of his innings, but none the less, it was on the whole a good display of free cricket. Among his hits was one to square-leg for six. The University lost six of their best wickets for 35 runs, and it was only a very useful stand by Messrs. Nepean and Phillipson, who added 46 runs, that enabled them to save a follow on. In the second innings of the County Mr. Jowett, Briggs and Robinson all scored fast, and the hitting of thesa three batsmen was of the finest character. Mr. Jowett’s figuresincluded one six, Robinson’s two square-leg hits also for six. While they were together, Mr. Jowett and Briggs made 100 runs in a little over fifty minutes. When they entered on their second innings the University wanted 232 to win. They never at any time, however, looked like getting the number, and when the tenth wicket had fallen were 221 runs behind. Ward’s five wickets for Lancashire only cost 29 runs. L a n c a s h ir e . Second Innings. cForster.bSmlth 5 run out ..........53 First Innings. Barlow,c Simpson, bSmith 12 Mr. G. Jowett, run out ... Mr. J. Eccles, c Rashleigh, b Fowler ........................75 Briges, c Philipson, b Croome ........................ 1 Mr. C. Jones, b Forster ... 2 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, b Croome ........................ 4 Robinroa, b Forster.......... 1 Mr. A. Knowles, c Nepean, b Forster ........................ 0 Ward, c Fowler, b Forster 15 Pilling, not o u t .................14 Watson, c and bCroome 18 B 10, lb 1........................11 cForster,bSmith 5 c F o w le r , b C room e..........58 c Nepean, b C room e.......... 6 c Fowler, b C room e.......... 0 6t Philipaon, b Nepean .......... 51 b Smith .......... 6 not out .......... c Rashleigh, b Forster .......... c Thesiger, b C room e..........13 B 6, lb 9 ... 15 Total ...255 Total .................179 O x f o r d U n iv e r s it y . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. F. H. Gresson, c Robin­ son, b Barlow.................12 c and b Briggs ... 15 Mr. K. T. B. Simpson, b Barlow ........................ 3 b Barlow .......... 9 Mr. W. Rashleigh, b ^riggs 0 b Watson Mr. A .K . Watson,cPilling, b Briggs ........................ 4 b Ward ..........16 Bon. F. J. N. Thesiger, run out ............................... Mr. H. W. Forster, run out Mr. E. A. Nepean, b Ward 29 not out ..........18 Mr. B. Philipson, b Ward 21 cBriggs,bBarlow 5 Mr. A. C. M. Croome, not out ...............................11 b Watson ............ Mr. E. Smith, bBarlow ... 6 stPilling.bBiiggs Mr. G. Fowler, b Barlow... 1 cJowett.bBarlow 0 B 3, lb 4 ........................ 7 B 1,1b 2 ... 3 Total .................103 Total ...110 BOWLING ANALYSIS. lbw, b Ward cKnowles,bWard 0 L ancashire . First Innings. O M. R. W. Second Innings. F orster ... Foyvler .. N e p e a n ... £ m ith ... C i'oom c... ...33 16 ...12 4 ...18 6 ...19 8 ...21.1 9 45 4 27 1 3) 0 31 1 35 8 O. 21 7 8 21 R. W 6 59 1 2 19 0 2 29 1 5 66 3 28 215 Q7 4 O xfo rd U n iversity . PrlKga , Pwiow w a t»o n WWf» First Innings. ' O. xVI, R. \V. ...40 27 31 ii ,,,31418 30 4 ,,,15 7 ‘4 o tii -f 0 10 8 SqpqtkI Jnnings. O. M. R. W. b7 27 24 2 89.317 43 3 ... IP H 93 8 ... » n n THE ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. This match, begun on Thursday, ended on Saturday in a draw, after some heavy scoring. At the finish the Sixteen were 69 on, with two wickets to fall. T h e E l e v e n . F. H. firesson, c Joy, b Coventry ......... 67 H.Phillipson.c Fowler, b (’-oventry ..........54 E. T. B. Simpson, b Jones .................10 A. K. W a t s o n , b Coventry.................61 W. Rashleigh, lbw, b Coventry.................18 Hon. F. J. Thesiijer, c Dauglish, b Ever- shed ........................54 Lord<*.Scott,cBradby, b Coventry .......... 0 N e x t S ix t e e n . First Innings. Second Innings. E. Smith, c and b Coventry ......... 0 C. Wreford-Brown, not out .................22 A. C. M. Croome, c Shaw, b Moss ... 16 E G.Bromley-Martin, c M radby. b Moss 0 B 21, lb 7 ..........28 Total ......... 33J G. M. Jones, c Phillipson, b Smith ........................ 0 P. Joy, c Bromley-Martin, b Smith ........................ 6 E. Evershed, c Phillipson, b Bromley-Martin.......... G. L. Wilson, b Bromley- Martin ........................ W. D. Llewellyn, c Brom­ ley-Martin, DSmith ... 5 E. A. St. Hill, c Phillipson, b C room e........................10 lbw, b Bromley- Martin ..........35 G. St. Fair, c Bromley- Martin, b Croom e.......... 2 run out ......... 1 c Phillipson, b Smith .......... 8 6 c and b Bromley- Martin .......... 4 0 c Rashleigh, b Smith .......... 5 28 c Lord G. Scott, b Croome ... 0 Hon. H. Coventry, Croome ................. cSimpson.bBrom- ley-Martin ... 16 ► 20 cBromley-Martin, b Croome ... 22 P. R. Farrant, c Smith, b Croome ........................ 0 c sub., b Watson 19 E. H. F. Hradby, c Smith, b Bromley-Martin ...42 c sub., b Watson 17 M. J. Dauglish, c Smith, b Croome .....................22 c Simpson, b C room e..........57 G. Fowler, c and b Brom­ ley-Martin...................... 9 lbw, b Croome... 19 F. E. Johnson, b Smith ... 9 cSmith.bCroome 11 J. E. Jones, b Smith R. H. Moss, c Simpson, b Croome ........................ W. A. Shaw, not out.......... B 3, lb 2 ........................ 4 not out 0 not out .......... 5 B 6, lb 1, w 1... 8 Total ...167 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. T h e E l e v e n . O. M. R. W. O M. R.W. Coventry . 65 39 65 6 Evershed 2-2 13 23 1 Fowler ...‘60 27 82 0 J o y .......... 8 3 2- 0 Moss 28 12 42 2 Jones ... 25 9 39 ! Farrant ... 3 0 ..'13 0 Shaw ... 9 2 18 0 S ix t e e n . First Innings. Second Inrings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. B . -Martin ... 44 23 56 4 .......... 21 8 44 3 Smith... ... 32 15 43 5 .......... 16 5 34 2 Croome ... 36 16 63 6 .......... 42 20 62 5 Gresson 3 0 10 0 Rashleigh ... 6 1 19 0 Thesiger 3 1 6 0 W atson.......... 9 1 38 2 Lord G. Scott 3 0 11 0 CKICKET AT CAMBRIDGE. FIRST ELEVEN v. NEXT SIXTEEN. In the threo days of this match, commenced on Thursday, 1,04.) rurjs were potalled for thirty-six wiokets, g(vlng (in average of just over 29 runs. Mr, Troupcor, who batted so wpll in the Seniors’ nwtob, again showed to advantage, 100 for the Sixteen \yfV9 the Mghs<«t s<w* at tbs T h e E l e v e n . First Innings. G.H. Cotterill, cRobinson, b Stork ........................ 3 C. P. Foley, b ^tork.......... 3 W. J. Rowell, b Stork ... 10 W.C.Bridgeman, cWother- spoon, b Brand ..........48 H.J.Mordaunt.bMartineau 81 E. Crawley, lbw, b Parry 23 L. Martineau, c Ashfield, b Brand ........................ 23 b Stork C. D. Buxton, c Robiuson, b Trouncer .................46 Second Innings. b A. Martineau 0 lbw,bMackinnon 39 c Stephen, b Stork .............23 c Watson, b Trouncer ... 33 b Stephen.............15 c Mackinnon, b Stork .............11 ... 19 S. M. J. Woods, c Mac­ kinnon, b Stephen..........16 E. A. De Little, c Stephen, b Brand ........................ 6 R. A. Wilson, not out ... 5 B 4, lb 4, nb 2, w S , 12 Total .................281 st Robinson, b A. Martineau 57 lbw, b Stork ... 11 not out .......... 2 st Robinson, b A. Martineau R B 22,1b 2,w 3, nb 1 28 Total ... 241 E. M. Butler, lbw, b Wilson .................15 A. L. Watson, c Marti­ neau, b De Little 42 C. A. Trouncer, b Buxton .................100 R. C. Gosling, Ibw, b Wilson ................. 42 A. H. Studd, b Buxton 17 J. S. Robinson, b De L ittle....................... 4 F. Meyrick-Jones. c Cotterill, b Buxton 91 C. F.Ashfleld.c Bridge­ man, b De Little 10 O.W. Parry, b Buxton 8 N e x t S ix t e e n . First Innings. A. R. Buxton, b De Little ................. 0 T.W. Brand, c Foley, b Buxton .......... 0 A. Martineau, c Cot­ terill, b Buxton ... 18 W. Wotherspoon, b Buxton .................14 J. C. Mackinnon, not out ........................16 N. K. Stephen, b Wilson ................. 0 J. B. Stork,c Woods, b Buxton ..........16 B 19, lb 9, w 2 ... 30 Total . In the Second Innings Robinson scored b Mordaunt 34, Gosling (not out) 22, Meytick-Jones (not out) 41; b 2, w 1—Total, 100. BOWLING ANALYSIS. Thh E l k v e n . Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ... 60 29 72 4 ... 24 13 22 1 ... 28 13 22 0 ... 22 13 16 1 ... 39.116 52 3 ... 4 3 6 0 ... 4 I 11 0 ... 6 2 12 1 Stork bowled two no balls, Mackinnon 3 and Trouncer 2 wides, Meyrick-Jones one no-ball. First Innings. O. M. R. W. Stork 55 28 74 3 Mackinnon 47 25 58 0 Brand 3» 2) 27 3 Stephen ... 13.2 5 17 1 A. Martineau 22 8 33 1 P a rry.......... 23 12 27 1 M.-Jones ... 8 2 15 0 Trouncer ... 15 6 16 1 Studd .......... 2 1 3 0 T h e S ix t e e n . First Innings. De Little... Wilson ... Mordaunt Buxton ... Cotterill ... Woods O. M. R. W. 37 7 93 4 P2 2 ) 120 3 36 18 58 0 62 2fi 1<1 8 3 0 14 0 3 1 7 Second Innings. O. M . R. W. 53 8 3 10 2 12 25 2 22 4 2 10 0 L. Martineau 2 o 8 0 Buxton bowled three wides. BARNES v. DOVER GARRISON. Played at Dover on May 21. G a r r is o n . Lieut. Adair, st Net­ tleton, b A. G. H. Stevens ................. 76 Corp. Pearson, c and b R aw linson..........87 Capt. Evans, b Rat­ cliff ........................87 Surg. Clarke, b Net­ tleton .................89 Lieut. Dorehill, b Nettlpton ..........50 Capt. Hill, b 0, J. Stevens .................15 Capt. Bryan, b Raw­ linson .................43 Major Ommaney, c Head, b Nettleton 18 Surg. Hassard, b Rawlinson ..........22 Capt. Standen, b Ratcliff .................19 Lieut. Yertue, not out ... .......... ... 0 B 20,lbl2,w ll,nbl 44 Total ,.550 R^rneb,—0. E, Ratcliff scored b Evans,8, F. J, R&wlinson (not out) 5; b 2 , lb 1.- ..-Total, 16, G. 13, Seward, A, Q, Htevona, 0 . J- Sfcevons, 11. He&d, H, W aldron. A. ttallev, e*. Brandon, F. J unit 0. JseUltton dfq not bat,