Cricket 1889

288 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. JtJLY 25, 1889. SUSSEX v. HAMPSHIRE. Though they made a good fight in the latter part of the game, the Hampshire eleven were unable to make up for their poor show at Brighton on Monday, and by 5.80 on Tuesday Sussex had won by an innings and 32 runs. Mainly through the good bowling of Jesse Hide, Hampshire, who went in first, were dis­ missed for 122, a total which at the end of the first day had been considerably exceeded by Sussex, who were 211 to the good with four wickets still to fall. Of the 333 made by the home team Mr. Newham had contributed 170, his highest score in a county match. He was at the wickets under three hours, and he hit all round in the most brilliant style without a mistake of any kind. His scorewas made up of eighteen fours, twelve threes, seventeen twos, and twenty-eight singles. Going in against a heavy deficit of 274, the Hampshire batsmen showed to better advantage. Messrs. Ben- craft and Forster put on 63 for the first wicket, but the best stand was by Dible and Young, who by hard hitting added 76 while they were together. Jesse Hide took twelve Hampshire wickets at a cost of 82 runs. Hampshire, we may add, had not its best eleven, with Messrs. F. E. Lacey and E. O. Powell away. Gibb, of East Grinstead, a left-hand medium pace bowler, played for Sussex for the first time in this match. H am psh ire . First Innings. Mr. R. Bencraft,c J.Hide.b Gibb ............................. Mr. H. W. Forster, c ‘.New­ ham, b J. Hide................. 31 Jeffkins, run out .......... 8 Baldwin, b J. Hide ............26 Mr. H. Hornby, b J.Hide... 18 Smith,st Phillips, b Hum­ phreys............................ 18 Mr. L. H. Gay, not out ... 8 Dible, b J. Hide................ 0 Mr. W. G. Nicholson, b J. Hide ............................ Young, b J. Hide............... Roberts, 1 b w, b Hum­ phreys............................. B 5,1 b 1 ................ . 89 Total ...122 S u s s e x . Bean,c andb Forster 54 Major, b Young ... 16 Mr W. Newham, c Hornby, b Young...170 J. Hide, b Forster ... 0 Quaife, b Young ... 11 W.Humphreys,cJeff­ kins, b Roberts ... 51 Mr.G.Brann,c Smith, b Young................22 Second Innings. c Phillips, b J. Hide... b Gibb............... 33 b Humphreys ... 14 b J. Hide ......... 7 c Bean,b J.Hide 47 c Gresson, b J. Hide............... 1 b J. Hide .......... 8 not out ............56 b J. Hide .......... 0 c Bean, b Major 32 b Humphreys... 0 B ................ 6 Total ...242 b Mr. F. H. Gresson, Young ......... , A. Hide, not out Phillips, c Jeffkins, Young ......... Gibb, b Young ... B 18,1b 1, w 2 Total , 17 ... 28 b ... 1 ... 5 ... 21 ...396 BOWLING ANALYSIS. H a m p sh ir e , First Innings. Second Innings. J. H ide........ O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. . 17 5 36 6 ......... 33 15 46 6 A. Hide......... 18 3 20 0 ...... 21 11 31 0 Gibb ........ . 17 5 41 1 ...... 23 8 61 1 Bean ... .,.. 10 5 10 0 ...... 7 1 17 0 Humphreys .,.. 3 0 9 2 ......... 15.3 1 G1 2 Gresson 4 2 18 0 Major ... 3 1 7 1 S u s se x . 0. M.R. W. I O. M. R. W. Roberts... 2-3 7 f8 1 Forster.. 22 4 69 2 Baldwin 28 3 86 0 Hornby... 11 0 31 0 Young... 49.117 109 7 IDible ... 7 3 12 0 Young and Forster bowled one wide each. Lancashire lost three wickets for 36, but a useful stand by A. Ward and Briggs, who added 37, practically settled the issue, and the latter carried out his bat for a finely hit forty- two. Barlow, who owing to an injury has been absent from several County matches, reappeared in the Lancashire eleven, and his all-round cricket was of great u»e. Briggs and Watson also bowled effectively, and on the other side, Pallett and Shilton shared the fourteen wickets which fell to the bowlers, the former taking six, the latter eight. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First Innings. Pallett, c Watson, b Briggs.............................20 Richards, c Whiteside, b Watson ...................... 5 Mr. H. C. Maul, b Watson ...................... Mr. L. C. Docker, c Cros­ field, b Watson ......... 1 Mr.J. J. Rhodes, st White­ side, b Briggs................ 0 Mr. H. Bainbridge, lbw, b Briggs............................ 1 Bird, st Whiteside, b Briggs............................ 3 Collishaw, b Watson ... 0 Shilton, not out................ 4 WARWICKSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Lancashire, with a strong side, were only able to beat Warwickshire in this match, played at Birmingham on Monday and Tuesday, with five wickets to spare. Owing to recent rains, the ground was all in favour of the bowler, and the scoring was exceptionally low throughout. In all thirty-five wickets only realised 291 runs, and there were but three scorea over twenty. With 84 to win Lilley, b Briggs......... Mr. H. O. Whitby, Barlow, b Briggs ... B 5, lb 1*.............. Second Innings. st Whiteside, b Briggs ......... 6 c A. Ward, b Briggs ......... 0 6 b Barlow ......... 4 st Whiteside, b Watson ... ... 7 b Barlow ... ... 17 b Barlow .........26 b Barlow ......... 0 run out ......... 8 c Crosfield, b B arlow ......... 8 b Watson......... 0 not out Lb 1 Total ............... 67 Total ... 78 L a n c a s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. A. N. Hornby, c and b Shilton ...................... Barlow, b Pallett ......... Sugg, b Shilton............... A. Ward, c Whitby, b Pallett............................ Briggs, c and b Shilton ... F. Ward, b Shilton ......... Mr. R. Smith, b Shilton ... Mr. S. M. Crosfield, run out ............................ Watson, c Bird, b Pallett Mold, not out ................ Whiteside, b Shilton......... B ............................ Total ... . BOWLING ANALYSIS. W ar w ick sh ir e . First Innings. SecondInnings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Watson.......... 31 20 27 4 ......... 35 19 36 2 Briggs .......... £0.317 34 6 ......... 18 6 26 2 Barlow... 16.310 15 5 L ancash ire . First Innings. Second Innings. Second Innings. 2 c Bird, b Pallett 3 14 b Shilton J......... 17 0 b Shilton......... 0 6 st Lilley, b Pallett ......... 20 8 not out ......... 42 0 b Pallett ......... 0 14 not out ......... 0 8 1 6 0 3 Lb............... 2 62 Total ... 84 Pallett... Shilton O. M. R. W. , 18 11 22 3 ,18 7 37 6 Bird ... Whitby O. M. R. W, 17.2 6 44 3 17 5 26 2 4 1 8 0 1 0 4 0 LYRIC v. I ZINGARI. Played at St. Ann’s, Barnes, on July 17. L yr ic . T. C. O’Brien, c Han­ bury, b Francis ... 42 G. H. P. Street, b Francis ................14 E. A. Nepean, c Ver- ney,b Sanderson... 7 H. Scott-William8, c Sanderson, b Fran­ cis ....................... 1 J. G. O’Brien, lbw, b Francis ............... 16 Watts, c Hanbury, b Total .........141 Francis ............... 22 I Zingari did not bat. Mr. C. A. S. L e g g a t t made another hundred on Saturday, his fifth successive innings of three figures for the Ewell Club. W. Earle, run out ... 0 Brockwell, not out... 27 P.8impson,c Verney, b Sanderson......... Lord N e w t ow n - Butler, 1 b w, b Francis ............... R. Mainwaring, b Francis ............... B ...................... HORNSEY v. LONDON SCOTTISH. Played at Brondesbury on July 20. H o r n s e y . E. W. Littlewood, b Denniston .......... 0 S. M. Knight, c and b Denniston ............59 L. H. Bacmeister, c Fleming, b Easter­ brook ...................22 G. H. Swinstead, b Denniston .......... 5 E. Bacmeister, c and b Denniston.......... 9 C.S.Knight, c White­ horn, b Hair......... G.P.Stevens, not out E. W. Nicholls, c An­ derson, b Hair ... James Turner,b Hair F. G. Lushington,ab­ sent ...................... James Clarke,absent B 9, lb 1, w 1 ... A. F. Denniston, b Swinstead ......... J. Johnston, c L. H. Bacmeister,b Swin- W. Mitchell, ibw, b L. H. Bacmeister D. G. Anderson, b Swinstead ......... H. Maxwell, c and b Swinstead ......... R. F. Easterbrook, c E. H., b L.H. Bac­ meister ................ T ota l.........125 L on don S c o t t is h . J. H. Whitehorn, b 14 L. H. Bacmeister 8 J. Fleming, c E. H.,b L. H. Bacmeister 0 R. K. Hair, c sub., b L. H. Bacmeister 2 C. Nibloe, not out ... 0 A. N. Other, absent 0 14 B 6, lb 3 ......... 9 Total , 64 CRYSTAL PALACE v. GRYPHONS. Played at Sydenham on July 20. G r yph o n s . First Innings. Second Innings. H. Reynolds, c G. Cosens, b Bryant ...................... 1 c H. Cosens, b Bryant ......... 6 c A. Cosens, b Bryant ......... 3 c Dorman, b Bryant ......... 0 not out ......... W. R. Lyon, run out M. Hole, b Bryant ......... H. Lyon, b Bryant ......... W. F. Richmond, c A. Cosens, b Bryant......... H. P. Clarke, c Barchard, b Bryant ...................... A . ff. Powell, run out M. A. Nicholas,run out... C. H. Weekes, c Hawkins, b G. Cosens ............... J. A. Lyon, not out ......... B. T. Harland, absent ... B 1, l b l ...................... Total ................................ 28 C rystal P alace . W. R. Hawkins, bA. Cosens, not out. Weekes ................ 0 H.Cosens, c Nicholas, b Weekes................18 A. J. L. Payne, b Rey­ nolds ...................... 0 F.W. Aste, st H. Lyon, b Weekes............... 11 C.E. Smith, b Weekes 0 C. H. Dorman, c and b Weekes............... 11 G. Cosens, c Weekes, b Hole ................ 7 c Barchard, b H. Cosens .........16 c Dorman, b H. Cosens ........ 18 B2, lb 2 ... 4 Total ... 51 8 J.Dives, c J.A.Lyon, b Hole ............... 8 F. C. Barchard, b Reynolds .........18 W. Bryant, c Hole, b Reynolds ......... 0 Lb...................... 1 Total .........82 CROYDON v. DULWICH. Played at Dulwich on July 20. C roydon . C. W. M. Feist, c Dodgson,bTregellas 1 H. K. Groom,bPearse 3 A. W. Allan, b Pearse 24 J. Aria, c Steed, b Tregellas............... 22 A. Darwin, 1 b w, b Heasman............... 3 R. Biscoe, c Howes, b Heasman .........19 J.Street, b Heasman 3 J. C. Neech, not out £4 R.T.Smith, b Pearse 0 Y.G.Biscoe, c Howes, b Pearse............... 26 A.Crawfurd.b Pearse 0 B 1, lb 6, w3,nbl 11 Total ...146 D u l w ic h .— F. Roberson scored (not out) 36, T. S. Tregellas, c Feist, b Neech, 11, T. R. Pearse (not out) 19; b 6.—Total, 72. M. J. Roberts, W. J. P. Dodgson, E. H. Douglas, E. H Heasman, A. Howes, H. Marin, J. N. Steed, and T. A. Darke did not bat. T h e fixtures for the Incogniti Irish Tour are as u n d e r A u g . 5-6, Trinity College, Dublin ; Aug. 7-8, Dublin Garrison ; Aug. 9-10, Phcenix; Aug. 12-13, Curragh Camp; Aug. 14-15, Vice Regal; Aug. 16-17, Cork County. The Incogniti have a strong XI. and anticipate a very pleasant visit to the sister isle.