Cricket 1890

MAY 29, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECORD OF THE GAME; 147 E S S E X v . D E R B Y S H I R E . A fte r a m ost e xcitin g fin ish the D erb ysh ire eleven won th e ir first m atch of the season against E s s e x , begun at Le yto n on Monday, h avin g , w hen the last b a ll was bowled on Tu esd ay afternoon, only 8 ru n s in hand. D e rb ysh ire w as w ell represented, b ut E s s e x w as in n othing lik e its fu ll strength, w ith M essrs. B u xto n , Row e, Gosling, and B u rre ll a ll aw ay. T h e ground, too, after the long spell of d ry w eather, w as fiery, and the b a ll got up at tim es ve ry dangerously. A s a consequence, the scoring w as m uch below the average, and after d ism issin g D erb ysh ire in an hour and tw en ty m inutes for an aggregate of 6*4, E s s e x w ere in th e ir tu rn all out for 96. Going in again on M onday afternoon in a m in o rity of 31 ru n s, the D erb ysh ire batsm en w ere seen to better advantage, and m ain ly through the p lu cky h ittin g of M r. Eve rsh e d , who w as, how ever, tw ice m issed in getting h is 47 not out, at the end of the day 118 had been made for the loss of only four batsm en. On Tu esd ay m orning, M r. M osby, M r. E ad ie , and Sugg also played up w ell, and 80 runs were added before the tenth w icket fell. E s s e x w ere le ft at the fin ish w ith 168 to w in , and as the ground s till played ve ry queerly the task w as a d ifficu lt one. T h a n k s, how ­ ever, to some ve ry p lu cky batting by M r. Ow en, and some excellen t cricket by M r. W om ersley la te r on, the chances of the game w ere altered com pletely. W hen the seventh w icket fe ll on ly 17 w ere w anted to w in , but only 8 w ere added, and D erb ysh ire w ere left w ith th a t num ber in hand w hen the game ended. P icke tt and D avidso n bowled w ith great success for th e ir respective sides. T h e form er’s ten w ickets for E s s e x cost 107, and the la tte r’s eleven for D erb ysh ire 105 runs. D e r b y sh ir e . First Innings. W . Sugg, retired hurt ... 1 M r.L. G. Wright, b Pickett 10 Chatterton, c Pickett, b Bishop .......................... 7 Davidson,cM ead.b Pickett 0 Mr. 8. H. Evershed, c Littlew ood, b P ick e tt... 11 Evans, b Pickett ........... 4 Mr. W . S. Eadie, b Pickett 9 Mr. H. C. Mosby, c Burns, b Bishop .......................... Second Innings, c Owen,bPickett 16 b Bishop ...........26 b Pickett b Mead 14 Storer, not o u t .................... 4 Mr. G. G. Walker, c Little­ w ood, b Bishop ........... 0 Hall, run out ................... 0 B .................................... 4 Total ...................64 E ss e x . First Innings. Mr.C. E. Green, c Chatter­ ton, b W alker.................... 0 Mr. H. G. Owen, c Storer, b Davidson .................. 0 Mr. A. P, Lucas, c Chatter­ ton, b Davidson ...........25 Mr. H. Boyton, c Storer, b D avidson ...................24 Burns, c Chatterton, b D a v id so n .......................... 2 Littlew ood, b Walker ... 18 b P ic k e t t ...........50 run out ........... 2 c Green, b Mead 19 c W om ersley, b P ic k e tt...........28 b Pickett ........... 0 not out ........... 6 b Bishop ...........10 B 4, lb 7 ...11 Total ...198 Second Innings, b Davidson ... 3 b Evans ...........55 cStorer.bW alker 12 c Storer,b David­ son ... 10 Mr. D. Womersley, D a v id so n .......................... 0 not out Mr. A. Law , c Davidson, b W a lk e r ..........................16 Mr. F. A. Bishop, run out 2 Pickett, b Davidson........... 3 Mead, n ot out ................... 0 B 4, lb 1 .......................... 5 b Walker ........... 4 c Hall, b Chat­ terton ........... 8 ... 37 run out ........... 1 c and bDavidson 19 b Davidson ... 4 bD avidson ... 0 B 2, lb 4 ... 6 Total ...................95 Total ...159 BOW LING ANALYSIS. D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. O. M. R. W . Pickett ... 133 24 5 . Bishop... 12.4 3 36 3 Mead Law Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 85 12 83 5 29.3 6 70 2 11 1 30 2 1 0 4 0 C r ic k e t e r s .— B e st G oods b e a r th is M a r k ,— A d v t. E ss e x . First Innings. O. M. R . W . Davidson Walker M osby... 23 17.4 6 5 0 47 30 3 ........... 13 0 ........... Evans Chatterton Second Innings. O. M. R . W. ... 24.4 9 21 2 58 56 Walker bow led a no-ball. K E N S IN G T O N v . S T A M F O R D H I L L . P laye d at E yn h a m F ie ld on M ay 24. S ta m fo r d H i l l . First Innings. Second Innings, J.Bareham.c and b Osman 15 b Mayou ........... 3 R. Judd, b W a tso n ........... 5 not out ........... 6 I. Chitty, b Osman ........... 0 b W. A . W atson 1 W. M oth, b W . A. Watson 0 b W . A. Watson 0 J.Garner,cBriggs,b Osman 1 b W. A. W atson 3 G. Garner, b W . A. W atson 0 J. Moth, b W. A. W atson... 1 b M ayou ........... 0 E.Philpot, b W . A.Watson 0 b M ayou ........... 0 J. Rice, b Osman ........... 1 b M ayou ........... 0 C. Prentice, not ou t........... 1 not out ........... 0 J.W ilkinson,bW .A.W atson 0 B 5, lb 2 .......................... 7 B 7, lb 1, w 2... 10 Total ................... 3L Total ........... 23 K e n sin g t o n . C. E . Bloom er, c Garner, b M oth ... 0 E. W atson, c and b J u d d ..........................11 J. T. Uiewicz, b Gar­ ner ........................ F. M. Wheatley, Garner ............... E. M ayou, b Moth . W . E. Bloomer, Philpot ................ 18 J. Briggs, b Philpot 2 J. Osman, b M oth ... 1 W. A. W atson,b M oth 15 A. Barron, not o u t ... 4 F. Briggs, b Judd ... 1 B 6, lb 4.................. 10 Total ...118 N O R T H B R O O K (2nd X I) v . R O Y A L N A V A L S C H O O L . P layed at E lth a m on M ay 21. R oyal N a v al S ch o o l . J. H. L e Mesurier, c and b A. H. Smith 1 E . McCarthy, b M it­ chell .......................... 4 C. M intorn, b A. H. Smith .................. 8 R. Fremlin, b M it­ chell ........................... 6 G, Armfield, c and b A. H. Sm ith ........... 9 A. L. Felkin, b A. H. Smith..........................10 W . C. N icholson, b A. H. S m ith .................. 0 S. M. Bining, b M itchell................... H. C. Annesley, b A. H. Sm ith ........... R. W. Mainprise, c M itchell, b A. H. Smith ................... C. W . Mainprise, not out ................... B 3 , w 2 ........... Total , 48 N o r th b r o o k . A. H. Smith, b Min­ torn ..........................22 W . D. Butler, b L e M esurier.................. 5 A. E. Coates, b Min­ torn .......................... 9 J. Fisher, b M cCar­ thy ........................... 7 A. East, b M intorn... 0 J. S. Kistruck, b Le M esurier...................21 G. V. Rice, b Min­ torn .......................... 0 W . G. Skipworth, b M in torn.................... 0 G. D. M itchell, run out ..............................10 A. C. W atney, not out ............................ 1 W . Barker, b Le M esurier.................... 0 B 9, lb 4, w l ...1 4 Total ..............89 M ID D L E S E X v . S O M E R S E T S H IR E . T h e Som ersetshire eleven showed to great advantage at a ll points in th e ir firs t m atch w ith M iddlesex, commenced at Lo rd ’s on M onday, and when the game ended, soon after luncheon on the follow ing afternoon, were le ft w ith a thoroughly well-earned victo ry by 78 ru n s. T h e y w ere, too, w ith o u t the valuable services of M r. S . M . W oods, the Cam bridge captain, and, as M iddlesex w as represented by its best available team', th e ir success reflects v e ry h ig h credit on the all-round crioket of the Som ersetshire m en. T h e scoring on the first day w as h ard ly up to the average, and twenty-seven w icke ts fe ll before tim e was called for an aggregate of 416 ru n s. T h e chief features of the d ay’s cricket w ere the excellent h ittin g of M essrs. H e w ett and H e d ley. The form er, who is captain of the County eleven, m ade very lig h t of the M iddlesex bow ling. In the first innings he scored 31 out 42, and in the second 65 out of 105 in the hour. H e was th ird w icket down in each case, and h is h it­ tin g all-round w as clean and w ell tim ed . M r. H ed ley, of the R o y a! En g in e e rs, w ho played for K e n t two or three years ago under the re si­ d en tial q u alification as a fast bow ler, len t M r. H e w ett valuable assistance, also h ittin g w ith great freedom . M iddlesex w ent in on Tu e s­ day m orning w an tin g 210 to w in , and, though M essrs. W ebbe and Stoddart w ere both out in the first tw o overs, M essrs. O’B rie n and Scott scored so fast th a t it looked as if the runs m ig h t be got. T h e two am ateurs p ut on 69 ru n s in fo rty m in u tes, but after th e ir separa­ tion no stand w as m ade, and as, ow ing to an u n lu ck y accident to h is hand w h ile keeping w ick e t, M r. Scott W illia m s w as unable to bat, there were only nine w ickets to fa ll. Th e Som ersetshire eleven alw ays had p len ty in hand, and they deserve the w arm est congratu­ latio n s on the excellent form th ey showed throughout. T h e tw o professionals, N ich ols and T y le r, bore the b ru n t of the bow ling. T h e form er got eight w ickets for 100, the la tte r nine for 121 ru n s. S o m e rsetsh ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. M r. H. T. Hewett, c Bur­ ton, b Phillips........... Mr. C. J. Robinson, Phillips ................... Clapp, b Phillips Mr. W. N. Roe, c Stoddart b P h illip s.......................... Mr. J. B. Challen, c W illiam s, b Bacm eister 4 N ichols, b Phillips ........... 0 Mr.W. C.Hedley, b Phillips 36 Mr. H. Ross, c Williams, b Stoddart ........................... 3 Tyler, not out ...................24 M r.A.E.Newton.bStoddart 0 Mr. G. Fowler, b Phillips 17 L b .................................. 2 ... 31 c Stoddart, b b Burton ........... 65 ... 4 c Paravicini, b Burton ........... 12 ... 0 b Bacm eister ... 9 12 c Vernon, b Bur­ ton c Stoddart, Burton ... b Stoddart... c Phillips, Burton ... , c W illiam s, Phillips ... b Stoddart... not out b Stoddart B 2, lb 1 ... . 21 ... 1 ... 9 b ... 41 b ... 6 ... 14 ... 27 ... 0 ... 3 Total ................133 M id d l e s e x . T o t a l...........2( First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. A. E. Stoddart,bTyler 0 b N ic h o ls ........... 5 Mr. A. J. W ebbe, ;C Chal­ len, b Tyler ..! ......... . 23 b Tyler ........... 0 Mr. S. W . Scott, c Newton, b N ic h o ls .......................... 4 cClapp.bNichols 23 Mr.T.C.O’Brien, c ChalJen, b Tyler .......................... 23 c N ichols,bTyler 44 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, b Fowler ........................... 42 cTyler.bN ichols 0 Mr. G. F. Vernon, b Tyler 0 c Challen,bTyler 14 Mr. P. J. D e Paravicini, b Fow ler.................................. 15 not out ........... 10 Burton, b N ichols ........... 1.5 c Roe, b Tyler... 14 Mr. L. H. Bacmeister, b N ichols ........................... 0 b N ic h o ls ........... 0 Mr. H. Scott-W illiam s, b Tyler ................................... 0 absent ........... 0 Phillips, not out................... 0 b N ich o ls........... 15 B 4 ,lb 3 ........................... 7 B 4, lb 2 ........... 6 Total ...................132 T o t a l...........131 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S o m e rs e ts h ir e . Second Innings. O. M. R. W ... 17 1 80 5 ... 13 2 52 1 ... 11 .4 29 1 18.3 2 42 3 First Innings. O. M. R. W . B u rton ........... 8 1 45 0 ........ Phillips........... 19.4 2 48 7 ........... Bacm eiater... 5 1 20 1 ........ . Stoddart ... 7 2 18 2 ............ W ebbe... M id d le s e x , First Innings. O. M. R. W . Tyler ........... 26 7 62 5 ... N ichols........... 22 6 45 3 ... F ow ler........... 7 2 18 2 Roe Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 17 3 59 4 ... 20.4 6 55 5 ... 4 1 11 0