Cricket 1888

SEPT. 20, 1888. ORIOKET: A WEEKLY REOOBD OF THE GAME. 431 SOUTH OF ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIANS. Though, in point of interest, the second fixture of the Hastings festival could not bear comparison with its predecessor, there was some good cricket on the first three days of this week. The spectators, too, were favoured in witnessing an excellent display of batting by the Australians, who were seen to much better advantage than they have been for some time. McDonnell, who won the toss for the Australians, went in on Monday morning with his usual partner, Bannerman. The wicket wasvery fast, and, chiefly through McDonnell’s hitting, runs came quickly. After losing Ban­ nerman at 35, the Captain was well caught at 77, of which he had made 44 with his usual vigour. Bonnor, who has been very unsuccessful of late, again failed, but Trott and Lyons proved difHoult to dislodge, and gave the Southern bowlers serious trouble. Both batsmen played the best cricket, and the total had been raised from 82 to 169 when Lohmann bowled Trott. The outgoing batsman was missed at the wicket when he had made six, but otherwise his play was irreproachable. Lyons con­ tinued to bat freely and well until his score had reached 84, when he was cleverly taken at short slip. He was only in for an hour and fifty minutes, and his hitting all round was marked by great power and judgment. His success after his failures during the early part of the tour will be very popular. He was heartily, and deservedly, applauded. Jarvis and Worrall, too, hit freely, and the first day ended with the completion of the Australian innings for 291. Opening their innings on Tuesday morning, the South made a very bad start, 25 being the score with Messrs. Grace, Newham and Read all out. Mr. Key and Abel, by excellent cricket, added 69, and later on Mr. Smith hit in fine style, his 44 including a drive out of the ground from Trott for six. The innings, though, only reached 174, and the Southerners had thus to follow on in a minority of 117. This time Mr. Grace was in his best vein for run-getting, and he had got 53 by brilliant cricket when he fell, the second wicket down, at 66. After his retirement, too, things went all in favour of the Australians,and when the seventh wicket fell one run was still wanted to save the innings. At this period, however, the two local players, Messrs. Sutthery and Pigg, came to the rescue of their side, and, though the light was bad, the latter hit so freely that at the end of the day he was not out 38, with the total 169 for nine wickets. Ten minutes yesterday sufficed to bring the innings to a close, Mr. Pigg carrying out his bat for a well- got 38. This left the Australians with only 59 to win, and though McDonnell was well caught and bowled at 10, Bannerman and Trott scored so quickly that the runs were got in forty-five minutes, the Australians thus claiming an easy victory with nine wickets to spare. A ustralians . First Innings. P. S. McDonnell, Beaumont, b Loh­ mann ........................45 A. C. Bannerman, c Read, b Lohmann ... 15 H. Trott, b Lohmann... 50 G. Bonnor, b Smith ... 5 J. Lyons, c Abel, b B eaum ont....................84 C. T. Turner, c Loh­ mann, b Beaumont 1 In the Second Innings P. S. McDonnell scored c and b Beaumont 4, A. C. Bannerman (not out) 20‘ H. Trott (not out) 31; extra, 1—Total, ~~ A. H. Jarvis, S m ith .................37 J. Edwards, b Pigg 0 J.McC.Blackham.b Pigg ................. J. Worrall, c Pigg, b Read.................27 J. J. Ferris,not out 0 B 23,1 b 2 ... 25 Total..........29j S outh of E ngland . First Innings. Second Innings. Dr. W. G. Grace, c Wor­ rall, b Turner................. Abel, c Bonnor, b T rott... 5 Mr. W. Newham, run oat Mr. W. W. Read, c Trott, b Turner ........................ Mr. K. J. Key, c Bonnor, b Turner ........................ Mr. H. Pigg, c Jarvis, b T r o tt............................... Lohmann, c Bannerman, b Trott ........................10 4 c Bonnor, b Ferris ..........53 29 c Worrall, b Turner .......... 5 0 b Ferris ......... 11 9 c Blackham, b Ferris ..........24 44 st Jarvis, bFerris 0 0 not out .........£8 Edwards, b Lyons .......... 6 Mr. A. M. Sutthery, st Jarvis, b Trott ........... 9 b Turner .....14 Mr. C. A. Smith, c Banner­ man, b Ferris.................44 b Ferris ..... 7 H. Phillips, c McDonnell, b Turner ........................ 9 c and b Turner 6 Beaumont, not out ......... 2 c Bannerman, b Turner .......... 0 B 13, n b 1 ................... 14 B 9,1b l,nbl 11 Total .................. 174 Total... ,..175 BOWLING ANALYSIS. A ustralians . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R .W Lohmann ,.. 48 18 93 Beaumont... 28 Mr. Smith ... 17 Dr. Grace ... 13 Mr. Read ... 8 Mr. Pigg ... 15 11 74 5 87 7 22 1 22 7 18 11 5 0 12 0 S outh of E ngland . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Turner.......... 86 18 59 4 ... ... 20.3 11 42 4 F erris.......... 12 3 29 1 .......... 28 12 49 5 L y on s.......... 5 0 19 0 .......... 22 8 29 1 Trott .......... 21 7 53 4 .......... 14 4 44 0 Trott bowled a wide, and Turner and Lyons a no ball. _________________________ CRICKET IN MAURITIUS. MAURITIUS v. ROYAL ARTILLERY AND ORDNANCE STORE DEPARTMENT. Played at Port Louis on June 2. M a u rit iu s . W. Rogers, c Lamb, b H. Ross .......... 0 J.Brodie.bRobertson 0 Giroday, not out ... 0 R. M, Foot, b Robert­ son J. M. S. Mackenzie, b Bird ........................ 1 M. C. Kendall, b Bird 12 H.Coape Smith,b Bird C. A. de Braggard, b Robertson ......... 26 T. A. Pope, b H. Ross 1 A. Rouillard,bRobert- son ........................ 1 F. Lamb, b H. Ross... 0 R.A. & O Capt.W. Law (O.S.D.), cFoot, b Mackenzie 24 Lieut. H. Ross (R.A.), b de Braggard ... 0 Serj.Robertson(O.S.D.) b de Braggard ... 45 Q.-M.-S. Carr, c Foot, b de Braggard ... 2 Lieut. H. Rich (R.A.), b de Braggard ... 10 Bomb. Howlett, b Mackenzie .......... 7 B Total S. D ept . Gunner Budd, c de Braggard, b Mac­ kenzie ................. 0 Gunner Silk, b Mac­ kenzie ................. 7 Gunner Bird, b Rouillard .......... 0 Bomb. Cussack, not out ........................ 7 Corp. Stitson,run out 8 Lb 2, w l .......... 3 Total ..........113 MAURITIUS v. INNISKILLING FUSILIERS. Played at Port Louis on June 16. M a u ritiu s . H. H. Rich, c Kendall, b Ryan .................16 T. H. Hamilton, c Kendall, b Rooney 28 J.W. Hollway,b Ryan 35 J. M. Mackenzie, b R yan .......... .......... 3 H. St. J. Ross, b Ryan 5 T. A. Pope, b Ryan ... 7 A. Rouillard, b Ken­ ney ........................ H. Rogers, b Kenney J. Brodie, not out ... F. Lamb, b Kenney W. Rogers, b Ryan... B 24, lb 1, w 1 ... Total ...126 INNISKILLING FUSILIERS. Sergt. Heaphy, run out ........................ -L Sergt. Ryan, b Ross 5 Pte. Rooney, run out 1 Lieut. Kendall,c Holl­ way, b Mackenzie 10 Lieut. Denne, b Ross 28 Lieut. Coape Smith, b Ross ................. 0 Lieut. Foot, b Ross... 7 Corp. McFadden, b Rouillard ......... Pte. McAleer, b Ross Pte. Kenney,c Hamil­ ton, b Rouillard ... Pte. Kelley, not out B 5, lb 1, w 4 ... Total MAURITIUS v. THE GARRISON. Played at Port Louis on June 20. M a u ritiu s . First Innings. J. M. S. Mackenzie, c Hamilton, b Robertson 0 T. A. Pope, b Robertson... 10 J.W. Hollway,bRobertson 6 G. H. Ireland, run out ... 0 C. A. de Braggard, b Robertson................. A. Rouillard, c Kelly, Robertson................. Giroday, run out H. Rogers, b Robertson H. Coape Smith, not ou J. Brodie, b Ross.......... W. Rogers, b Ross ... B 1, lb 1 ................. Second Innings. run out .......... ' run out .......... ( Total ..' 0 not out ... . . 1 b .. 1 b Denne ... . . 0 .. 1 .. 5 b Denne ... . . 6 .. 12 b Denne ... . . 5 ... 1 .. 0 not out ... . . 2 .. 2 B ............... . 2 .. 38 Total . . 23 , 72 T he G arrison , Dr. J. W‘. Hamilton, b Ireland.................15 Lieut. M. C. Kendall (Innis.), b Ireland 32 Lieut. R. W. Denne (Innis), c Mac­ kenzie, b Ireland ... 0 Capt. Law (S. & O.D„), c Ireland, b Mac­ kenzie ................. 2 Sergt. Robertson (S. & O.D.), c Ireland, b Mackenzie ..........12 Lieut. Ross (R.A.), c Hollway,bMackenzie 4 Lieut. R. M. Foot (Innis.),cW.Rogers, b Ireland........ . ... 3 Lieut. H. Rich (R.A.), b Mackenzie . ... 9 Sergt. Warner (S. & O.D.), b Ireland ... 0 Pte. Kenny (Innis.), not out ... ... ... 4 Gunner Bird (R.A.), c Hollway, b Mac­ kenzie .......... ... 0 B 1, lb 1 .......... 2 Total ..........83 MAURITIUS v. ROYAL ARTILLERY AND ROYAL ENGINEERS. Played at Port Louis on June 30. M a u ritiu s . Second Innings. b Ross... . b Long First Innings. J. A. Pope, c Littledale, b L iddle............................... 4 M. C. Kendall, b Long ... 19 G. H. Ireland, c sub, b Long ...............................11 b Bird... J. W. Hollway, b Ross ... 17 R. M. Foot, b Liddle.......... 0 c Liddle, b Bird J.M. S. Mackenzie,bLiddle 0 notout .......... R. W. Denne, lbw, b Ross 0 not out .......... A. Rouillard, b Ross.......... 5 H. MeHardy, b B ird.......... 1 H. Rogers, b Bird .......... 3 A. Campbell, not out ... 1 b Bird....................18 B 1, lb 1 ........................ 2 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 8 4 17 0 0 7 Total ...............63 R.A. & R.E. Total 64 Corp. Liddle (R.E.), b Mackenzie .......... Corp. Smith (R.E.), b Ireland ................. Lieut. Rich (R A.), c Hollway, b Ireland Lieut. Ross (R.A.), b Ireland ................. Corp. Kelly, c Ireland, b M ackenzie.......... Q.-M.-S. Carr, c Ken­ dall, b Denne.......... Capt.Littledale(R.E.), b Ireland................. Corp. Gale (R.E.), b Ireland ................. Gunner Silk (R.A.), b Ireland .......... Gunner Bird (R.A.), c Campbell, b Ireland ................. Gunner Long (R.A.), not out ................. L b ........................ Total ... ... MAURITIUS v. THE ROYAL NAVY (H.M.S.’s “ B a cc h a n te ,” “ A lg e rm e ,” and “ R a n g e r ”). Played at Port Louis on July 14. R oyal N avy . Dr. Iliewicz b Ireland Lieut. FitzHerbert, b Ireland .................17 D. Watson, b Ireland 2 Lieut. Lumsden, c Rich, b Rouillard ... 0 Lieut. Henderson, c Hollway, b Kendall 23 A. Wood, c Ireland, b Kendall .».............. 6 Lieut Grant Dalton, b Kendall .......... 2 H.A.Gillett.b Ireland 0 H. C. Carr, b Ireland 0 Thorne, not out ... 7 Shirwell, b Ireland... 3 B10, lb l,w 2, n b l 14 Total 78 M. C. Kendall, b Iliewicz ................. 5 T. A. Pope, c Fitz- . herbert, b Carr ... 40 y \V. Hollway, o Gil- lett, b Carr .......... 7 G. H. Ireland, b Lumsden................ 22 H. H. Rich, c Gillett, b Carr ................. 0 R. W. Denne, b Fitz- herbert ................. 3 M auritius . J. P- W. Kidson, b Fitzherbert .......... J. O. H. Hamilton, c W ood,bFitzherbert A. Rouillard,cGillett, b Fitzherbert H. McHardy, not out Didier St. Amand, b Iliewicz ;................ B 3, w 3 .......... Total , 91 NEXE ISSUE, NOVEMBER 1.