Cricket 1890

94 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. MAY 1, 18 90. S U R R E Y X I. v. E IG H T E E N OF K IN G S ­ TON AND D IS T R IC T . W ith the praiseworthy object of assisting A rthnr Chester, a local cricketer, w ho did good service for the C ounty occasionally some years ago, the Surrey Eleven made their first appearance of the season on M onday last on the Fairfield Recreation Ground at K ingston. Mr. John Shuter, Mr. K ey and L ockw ood were absent, but, as will be seen, the Eleven were far m ore than a match for the E ighteen, and the gam e proved to be very one-sided. B rockw ell and C. M ills, who were so successful in South A frica during the winter, played for the Eighteen, but, as was only to be expectcd, they were not at home after the fast wickecs to which they have recently been accustom ed. T he Eighteen batted first, but w ith the exception of E . Powley, a young player who was engaged at the Oval, and who carried out his bat for an exceedingly creditable score of twenty, no one got double figures. Lohm ann and Beaumont were very successful w ith the ball, and the form er, who was on throughout the innings, got eight wickets at a cost of only 9 runs. W hen the eleven went in Maurice Read was in his m ost lively vein for batting, and his score of 92, which included ten fours, was an innings in his best form . A t the end of the first day the eleven had scored 223 for the loss o f only half their wickets, Lohm ann follow ing up his excellent perform ance w ith the ball w ith a good not-out soore of 45. The match came to an unexpectedly early conclusion on Tuesday. On resum ing, L oh ­ mann and W ood were both dismissed without a run, but Beaum ont and Bowley, the tenth wicket, gave great trouble, and the innings ultimately reached the creditable total of 298. W anting 244 to save an innings’ defeat, the l©cal eighteen made a worse show in the second effort than in the first, and Lohmann and Bowley were unchanged. Strachan, indeed, was the only batsman able to offer anything like a resistance, and twelve of the team failed to score. Bow ley had an extra­ ordinary analysis, as will be seen. H is eight wickets only cost 3 runs. The eleven won by an innings and 212 runs. K ingston and D istrict . First Innings. Second Innings. R. J. Sivers, c W. Read, b Beaumont........................ 0 c Henderson, b Bowley ........ 0 H. Jourdan, c W. Read, b Beaumont......................... 4 b Lohmann ... 0 W. H. Miles, c Morgan, b Lohm ann......................... 0 b Bowley ......... 0 G. W . Ayres, c and b Lohm ann......................... 4 not out ......... 2 G. W. West, st Wood, b Lohm ann......................... 2 c W. Read, b Lohmann ... 0 W. Milbourn, c W. Read, b Beaumont......................... 3 b Lohmann ... 0 C. Mills, b Beaumont ... 0 b Bowley ......... 0 Or. Robertson, c Lohmann, b Beaumont .................. 1 b Lohmann ... 0 W . Brockwell, c Lohmann, b Beaumont ................. 0 b Bowley .......... 0 W . Strachan, lbw, b Beau­ mont ................................ l lbw, b B owley...13 P. Castle, b Lohmann ... 1 b Bowley .......... 0 G. Cross, st Wood, b Loh­ mann ................. ........... 2 b Bowley .......... 1 E. Powley, not out .........20 b Lohmann ... 0 W, Deane, b Lohmann ... 7 c Abel, b Loh­ mann ......... 4 W. Barker, b Lohmann ... 3 c Abel, b Loh­ mann ......... 0 H. C. Paice, b Sharpe ... 0 b Lohmann ... 0 E. W. J. Wright, b Sharpe 0 c] Beaumont, b Lohmann ... 2 S. Jones,c and b Lohmann 0 st Fielding, b Bowley ......... l B 5,1 b 1.................,?... 6 fil B 6, lb 2, nb 1 9 Total ... 54 Total ... 32 S u rrey . R. Abel, b Brockwell 2 M. Read, c Jones, b Jourdan .................92 Mr. W. W. Read, c Paice, b Miles ... 5 Mr. C. Morgan, c Brockwell,b Barker 10 G. Lohmann,c Deane, b Cross .................45 H. Wood, c Castle, b M iles........................18 R. Henderson, b Miles 25 Mr. F. Fielding, c Wright, b Barker... 10 Sharpe, c Deane, b Brockwell .......... 8 J. Beaumont,not out 30 T. Bowley, c Castle, b Jourdan ..........21 B 29, lb 3 ..........32 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. K in g s t o n . Lohmann Beaumont Sharpe ... First Innings. O. M. R. W. 2-2.1 15 9 8 ,19 7 26 7 , 3 0 13 2 Bowley 17.4 16 S u r r e y ,- M. R. W. Second Innings. O. M. R, W. ... 18 7 20 9 3 8 O. Brockwell 28 Mills ... 12 Barker ... 23 Jourdan 7.4 1 30 Miles ...21 4 40 3 7 59 2 2 84 0 7 40 2 Cross West Ayres Milbourn 3 O. M. R. W. 14 4 29 1 1 10 0 1 17 0 1 £0 NORTH v. SOUTH TASMANIA. This match, played at Hobart Town on March 8 and 10 last, will be interesting to English cricketers for the good performances of Messrs. K. Burn, who is over here with the Australian team, and Rock, the old Cantab. The ^former was in particularly fine form, carrying out his bat for 130 out of a total of 256 made by the North, After three innings the match was drawn. N o r t h T a sm a n ia . First Innings. C. W. Rock, run out.............59 R. Ritchie, run o u t .............29 J. H. Savigny, c Burn, b Butler.................................. 17 L. Sams, b Maxwell........... 9 J. Wilson,c Butler,b Burn 54 W .L. Sidebottom, b Max­ well ................................ 8 H. Wilson, b Maxwell ... 8 J. Clemons, st C.Vautin, b Burn ..................................11 A. E. Windsor, b Burn ... 7 J. Martin, not out ............ 16 A. Campbell, c Macleod, b Burn ................................ 1 Extras ......................... 9 Second Innings. b Maxwell.......... 8 cVautin,bButler 9 not out ..........48 cEady,bMacleod 18 c Howe, b Mac­ leod .................100 not out ..........26 b Maxwell... ... 10 Extras..........12 Total Total ...231 S o u t h T a sm a n ia . T. Ryan, b Windsor... 0 L. H. Maclood, b J. Wilson ................. 0 S. Howe, c Rock, b Windsor.................. 37 K. Burn, not out ...130 C. Eady, b Clemons 18 G. Gatehouse, b W indsor................. 5 G. Vautin, run out... 5 C. W. Butler, b Clemons.................18 C. E. Yautin, lbw, b Clemons ..........£8 R. Kirby, b Clemons 3 E. Maxwell, b J. Wilson ................. 0 . Extras................. 2 Total ..........256 BOWLING ANALYSIS. N o r t h T a s m a n ia . First Innings. Second Innings. B. M. R. W . B. M. R. W, Maxwell ... 234 10 66 8 ........... 120 6 51 2 Macleod ... 18 0 7 0 ............ 66 2 35 2 E a d y ........... 48 2 14 0 ........... 114 8 42 0 H ow e........... 138 9 26 0 ........... 72 4 25 0 R y a n ........... 48 3 14 0 ........... 60 2 39 0 Burn ........... 119 8 32 4 ........... 30 5 0 0 Butler........... 86 3 30 1 ........... 60 2 27 1 S o u th T a s m a n ia . B. M. R. W. Windsor 222 10 80 3 Sidebot- Wilson 2r7 12 92 2 tom... Clemons 222 18 53 4 Sam s... B. M. R. W. 42 3 15 0 12 0 14 0 Sidebottom bowled 1 wide. CRICKET IN GEYLON. D.M.C.C. v. NUWARA ELIYA, Mr. P. F. Hadow represented the former in this match, played at Durawalla on March 21 and 22. He was in when the winning hit was made. N u w a r a E l iy a . First Innings. P. F. Hadow, c Kin- loch, b Tooth.......... T. H. Moorhouse, c Kinloch,b Williams 41 O. Marks, c Kinloch, b Finch H. P. Armitage, c and b Sparling ... 18 P. E. Rogers, b Spar­ ling ........................ 7 H, C. Morland, b Finch ................. 6 W. Dew, not out ... 3 H. Bulteel, absent... 0 E x tra s.................25 A. J. Denison, b Tooth ....................... 65 Lord A. Osborne, c Tooth, b Williams 25 A. C. W. Clarke, c Total ..........246 Johnstone, b Finch 30 In the Second Innings P F. Hadow scored (not out) 32; O. Marks (not out) 89—Total, 71. D.M.C.C. First Innings. H. Gordon, c Osborne, b Denison ........................27 F. Williams, b Denison ... 4 W. A. S. Sparling, Denison ................. Second Innings. b Moorhouse c Armitage, D enison... . 59 G. Johnstone, c Bulteel, b Denison ........................ 4 W. M. Kinloch, not o u t ... 52 R. H. S. Scott, c Hadow, b Denison ........................ 0 F. W. Finch, c Denison, b Osborne ........................ 4 C. Fetherstonhaugli, c Rogers, b Marks .......... 5 N. M. Hone, run out.......... 4 E. Tooth, c Hadow, b Denison ........................ 7 A . W. Rennie,b Osborne... 5 Extras ........................25 19 c Armitage, Marks ... c Marks, b Deni­ son ................. c and b Denison b D enison.......... c Hadow, b Marks b Rogers ... c Morland, Denison ... b Rogers ... not out Extras... 18 3 , 5 13 Total ..156 Total ... 161 COLOMBO CLUB v. SABARAGAMUW A The Colombo Club had all the best of this game, played at the end of March. Mr. Shand was representing Colombo, as will be seen. S a b a r a g a m u w a . E. Elapata, c sub., b Vanderspar .......... 0 H. V. Masefield, b Vanderspar .............30 F. T. Turpin, 1b w, b Courtenay ........... 0 B, Bawa, c Block, b Courtenay ........... 2 F. L. Shand, b Van­ derspar ....................21 J. B. Rennie, b Van­ derspar .................. 6 C olom bo F. Stephens, c Ela­ pata, b Jackson ...48 Capt. Bird,c Oldham, b Shand ....................15 Capt. Block, b Ela­ pata ...........................11 W- Courtenay, c Ela­ pata, b Shand.............33 W.H. Jackson, c and b Vanderspar ... 18 C. H. Oldham, b Vanderspar.......... 0 T. N. Young,not out 3 E. de Zilva, b H ill... 0 H. White, b Hill ... 2 Extras................. 7 Total ..........89 C l u b . G. Vanderspar, b Jackson................. 0 F. V. Kerr, not out 42 P.D. Warren, not out 32 Extras.................19 Total ...200 M r . W. E. R o l l e r will play for Surrey Club and Ground v. Bickley Park, at Bickley, on Saturday. 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