Cricket 1888

Am. 9,1888. CRICKET A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 325 very h ig h m erit. H e d id n o t seem to be troubled by tne bow ling at all, and his batting was m arked by great ju d g m e n t as w ell as freedom . In a m in o rity of 88, Lancashire began th e ir second in n in g s at five o’clock, and th an k s to Sugg and B arlow the to ta l was thirty-s^x w hen the th ird batsm an was dism issed. A fter this, tho ug h, L o h m a n n and B e a u m o n t bowled w ith irresistible effect, and th e n in th w icket fell for an a d d itio n of only tw o runs. T hough ju s t at the close W a tso n relieved the gam e by some vigorous h ittin g , the end soon cam e, and w hen the te n th w icket fell a t 63 Surrey were left w ith a decisive viotory by an innings and 25 runs. B eaum o n t and L o h m a n n shared the ten w ickets equally, a nd the form er had the better analysis, his five— all clean bow led— only costing 19 runs. In the m atch altogether L o h m a n n took thirte en w ickets a t an average of ju s t under four runs, a n d of the thirteen as m a u y as ten were bowled. H is bow ling, w ith th a t of B eaum ont, and the ba ttin g of Messrs. R ead, K ey, and S huter were the chief contri­ butories to the b rillia n t victory of Surrey. I t is w orthy of rem ark th a t the tim e of actual play was about five hours, a nd d u rin g this period th irty w ickets fell for an aggregate of 221 runs. L ancashire . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, b L oh­ m ann ................................ 8 c Wood, b Beau­ m ont .......... 3 Barlow, b Lohm ann.......... 8 b Baaum ont ... 11 F. Sugg, 1 b w, b Lohm ann 0 b L ohm ann 20 i riggs, c W . W. Bead, b Bowley ......................... 0 b Lohm ann ... 2 Mr. S. M. Crosfield, b L o h m a n n .......... .......... 3 b Beaumont ... 1 Baker, b Lohm ann .......... 0 b Beaum ont .. 0 W hittaker, c and b Loh­ m ann ................................ 0 b Beaum ont ... 0 "Ward, b Lohm ann .......... 0 b Lohm ann 1 Yates, c and b Bowley ... 3 b L ohm ann 0 P illing, 1 b w, b Lohm ann 10 b Lohm ann 1 W atson, not out................. 1 not out .......... 18 B ................................ 2 L b .......... 6 Total .................. 35 T o ta l... 63 Subbey. Mr. J. Shuter, b W at­ son .........................17 Abel, c Barlow, b Briggs ................. 4 M. Bead, b Watson... 0 Mr. W. W . Bead, not out .........................49 Mr. K. J. Key, l b w , b Briggs .......... ... 25 TIenderson, b Briggs o Lohm ann,c Crosfleld, b B arlow .................14 Wood, c Hornby, Briggs .......... Mr. M. P. Bowden, W atson .......... Beaumont, c and Matson .......... Bowley, st Pilling, Briggs .......... B 3,1 b 1 ... Total ... .. 0 b .. 6 b .. 2 b ... 2 ... 4 ..123 B OW LIN J ANALYSIS. L a n ca sh ire . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. B. W . O. M. B. W. Lohm ann 231 18 13 8 .......... 21 10 38 5 Bowley ... 23 13 20 2 .......... 1 1 0 0 Beaumont 19 10 19 5 Briggs Barlow S u rre y . O. M. B .W. I O. M. B. W . 82.1 17 495 W atson 2t U 20 4 17 5 371 1Baker... 6 1 13 0 K E N T v . S U S S E X . A fter a m ost exciting finish, the K ent eleven succeeded in defeating th e ir n eigh­ bours of Sussex for the second tim e this season at T onbridge on F riday last. B oth counties were w ell represented, and the cricket throug hout the tw o days was conse­ que n tly fu ll of interest. The heavy ra in of the previous day prevented a com m encem ent u n til tw enty m in ute s to four o ’clock on T hursday afternoon, and w hen play d id begin, w ith the gro und dryin g under the hot sun, the bowlers h a d a good tim e of it. Sussex, w in n in g the toss, decided to go in first, but W rig h t a nd M artin bowled so well, th a t the side wero out in an ho u r and a half, M r. G a ^ s o n m a k in g twenty-two out of 43 from the bat, an adm irable in nin g s. K en t lost three of their best batsm en for only four runs, b u t Messrs. W ilso n and M a rc h a n t im ­ proved m atters a little , a nd at the end of the day h a lf the wickets were dow n for thirty-three. The hom e team were then eighteen runs be hind w ith ha lf th e ir w ickets in han d, b u t thanks to some good cricket by Alec. Hearne, 70 runs were added on F rid a y m orning, g iv ing th e m a useful lead of fifty-two runs. W rig h t was in an hou r and a quarter for his score of eight n o t out. W h e n Sussex w ent in a second tim e M r. Gresson was again seen to advantage, and, as before, he was the highest scorer. T he bow ling of Alec. H earne and M a rtin, though, proved too m u c h for the Sussex batsm en generally, and the ten th w icket fell for 96. H earne’s six w ickets cost 47, M a rtin ’s four 24 runs, and in the m atch altogether the la tte r took ten w ickets for an average of exactly five runs. A t the finish K e n t h a d only 45 to w in, a nd w hen M r. F ox a nd George H earne were together, the total was 41 w ith only four batsm en out. A n easy w in seemed then a certainty, b u t some extraordinary bow ling by T ate introduced some quite unexpected excitem ent, and K ent, after a ll, only ju s t pulled through. Tate, indeed, clean bowled the next five bats­ m en, a nd w hen M a rtin, the last m a n , joined M r. K em p, tw o more were still w anted to w in . A sharp ru n to the form er m ade the gam e a tie, a nd another single, the result also of a stolen ru n , left K en t the w inners of a m ost exciting finish by one w icket. T ate’s figures were quite out of the com m on. A m ore rem arkable perfor­ m ance has hard ly ever been chronicled, in an im p o rta n t m a tc h —four overs (three m aidens), one ru n , five wickets, all bowled. S ussex . First Innings. Mr. F . H. Gresson, c W il­ son, b W rig h t................. 22 Quaife, c Marchant, b M artin ......................... 4 Mr. G. Brann, « and b M artin ......................... 0 Mr. W . Newham, b W right 0 Mr.J. M .CotterilljcW right, b M artin ................. ... 5 J. Hide, b W right .......... 3 Humphreys, b M artin ... 5 Mr. C. A. Sm ith, b Wright 1 A. Hide, c Marchant, b M artin.« ......................... 2 Tate, not out .................. 0 Phillips, st Kemp, bM artin 1 B 6, lb 2 ......................... 8 Total ..................51 K e n t . First Innings. Mr.W. Bashleigh, b J. Hide 0 Mr. J. N. Tonge, c A. Hide, b J. Hide ......................... 0 Mr. W . H. Patterson, b J. Hide ................................ 4 Mr. C. J. M.Fox, c A.Hide, b J. Hide .........................10 Mr. L. Wilson, lbw, b A. Hide ................................12 G. Hearne, lbw, b J. Hide 1 Mr. F. Marchant, b A. Hide 13 W right, not o u t ................. 8 Mr. M. C. Kemp, run out... 7 A. Hearne, b A. Hide ... 28 M artin, b J. Hide ..........10 B 9, lb 1 .........................10 Second Innings. b A. Hearne ... 18 b M artin .......... 10 c W ilson, b A. Hearnc ..........10 b A. Hearne ... 9 c G. Hearne, b A. Hearne ... 3 b M artin .......... 1 b A. Hearne ... 11 c Fox, b M aftin 8 b A. Hearne ... 7 c G. Hearne, b M artin .......... 7 not out .......... 0 B 9, lb 3 ... 12 Total ... 96 Second Innings, c Newham, b A. H ide................. 12 c Humphreys, b A. H id e .......... 2 c Tate, b A. Hide 7 b Tate................. 11 c Tate, b A. Hide b Tate..-. .......... b Tate................. b Tate................. not out ... ... b Tate................. not out .......... B ................. Total ................. 103 Total ... 45 B O W L IN G ANALYSIS. S ussex . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. B.W . O. M. B.W . M artin ... 24.2 11 27 6 .„ 35 2) 23 4 W right ... 24 15 16 4 ............ 6 0 14 0 A. Hearne 29.2 11 47 6 K ent . First Innings. O. M. B. W . A. Hide ... 42 24 46 3 . J. Bide ...37.2 21 33 6 . C. A. Sm ith 7 5 5 0 T a te .............. 13 7 9 0 . Second Innings. O. M. B. W. ... 26.1 14 2L 4 ... 22 14 20 U ... 4 3 1 5 T H E G H T P H O N S v. P L A IS T O W . P layed a t B rom ley on A ug. 4. T he G ryphons . A. H. Browne, b Kelly 35 [N. Hardy, hw, b J. A. Lyon, D Mayne 23 j Kelly..................... 2 W. R . Lyon, b Cor- J. Macfarlane, b thorn......................... 1 Kelly..................... 0 A, ff. Powell, c and b H. S. Shaw, hw, b Solbe.........................12 Mayne .................. 1 C.O. M inchin, b Kelly 9A. Cremer-Smith.not P. R. Wilson, st out ......................... 0 Nicholas, b Kelly... 21 B ......................... 5 F. H. Short, b Mayne 7 H. Reynolds, Browne .................. 8 W . Hodgson, b Browne .................. 0 F. 3olb6, c and b Browne .................. 9 A. H . Latter, run out 1 M. A. Nicholas, b Macfarlane .• ... 7 E. Latter, not out ... 1 PLAISTOW. b Total ..........115 J.Longden,b Browne 0 C. E. Corthorn, b Macfarlane .......... 2 R . Mayne, b M acfar­ lane ......................... 0 F. R . F . Kelly, not out ......................... 0 B l, l b l , w 2 ... 4 T o ta l..........32 E . C. Beed did not bat. P A L L IN G S W IC K v. S T R A W B E R R Y H IL L . P layed at E a s t A cton on A ug u st 4. PALLINGSWICK. W. L. Hotchkin, b Baker......................... 8 L. Bawkins, b Baker 6 B. A. Carter, c and b Baker... ................ 4 E . Kettle, c Gandell, b Baker ................. 3 L . Chapm an, c Jones, b Baker ................. 17 J. S. Haycraft, b A. S. B ull .................. 0 J. de W inton, b Baker .................. 8 P. E. Hawkins, b Lucas .................. 4 C. deW inton, not out u P. Schooling,cGwyn, b B a k e r ................. 1 J. Pelham , run out... 8 Total ... 59 S t ra w berry H il l . R. S. Lucas, c J. de W inton, b Haycraft 4 A. S. Bull, b J. dc W inton ..................59 E. W . Ball, b C. de W in ton ................. 29 W . B. Baker, b C. de W inton ................. 0 W .C.^urney c Hotch­ kin, b Haycraft ... 7 H . J . A. Jones, J. M. Gwyn, and J. A. Gandell did not bat. C.A. Bull.cHotchkin, b Pelham ..........14 S. Michels, b ,T. de W inton ................. 14 S. Butter, not out 4 ti 4, lb 1, w 2 ... 7 Total ...138 P A L L IN G SW IC K v. HENDON . Played at E ast Acfton on August 6. P allin g sw ic k . First Innings. M.T. L a Thangue, bWaller H. W . Burnside, c H. An­ drews, b P a g e ................. G. W hitehead, b H. An­ drews ................................ 9 W . C Yarborough, bW aller 6 E . Kettle,c Stevens,b Page 2 L. Chapm an, c Thomson, b W aller .........................14 A. W . Graham, b H. A n­ drews ................................ 6 D. H. Daniell, c Page, b W aller................................ 4 W . B. Carter, b Page.......... 1 C. W . Cooper, b Page ... 10 Second Innings, b Stevena..........4* 5 b Page... F. A. Davis, not out . B 5, lb 1, w 1... . Total ... . b Mackintosh . b Page.............. o Page.......... b Page............... b Page.......... . not out ... , run out c Thomson, W aller ... b Stevens .. , 14 ... 2 ... 43 ... 21 .. 0 ... 21 ... 0 b 0 0 B 2, lb 1, w 5 8 Total ...160 G.Quirk.bYarborough S. W. Mackintosh, b Yarborough .......... 5 J. A. W ild, b Carter... 4 S. W . Andrew, b Y ar­ borough .................. 1 C. H? Page, c Carter, b Yarborough..........12 II. Andrews, c Whito- head, b Yarborough 5 G . E . Waller, c Gra­ ham , b Yarborough 5 H e n d o n . 0 J. Growse, b Yar­ borough ................. 21 S. Thomson, not out 16 S. P. Stevens,b Kettle 3 W . Armstrong, b Kettle ................. 0 B 4, w 2 .......... 6 Total ... 78