Cricket 1890

MAT 29, 1890. CKICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 1 4 9 L ancash ire . First Innings. Crabtree, b Flow ers 1 W atson, c W est, b F lo w e rs...................18 W hiteside,c Chatter­ ton, b W hitehead 12 0 ...229 Mr. A. N. Hornby, st Carlin, b Flowers Barlow,c Whitehead, b Flowers ........... A. W ard, b W est ... Sugg, b Flow ers ... 5 Mold, not out M i. G. Kemp, b B 9, lb 8 Flowers ...................58 Briggs, b Burns ... 36 Total Tinsley, b W est...........19 In the Second Innings Mr. A. N. H ornby scored c Trafford, b West, 0, Barlow, b W est, 7, A. W ard (not out) 51, Sugg, b West, 6, Mr. G. Kemp (not out) 26 ; n b 1.—Total, 91. BOW LING ANALYSIS. M.C.C. a n d G rou n d . First Innings. O. M. R. W . W atson .......... 35 Briggs ..........26. Barlow ... 12 Second Innings. 47 6 6G 1 25 5 ... 1 Mold L ancash ire . O. , 29 M. R. W. 9 58 2 13 72 4 .21 3 44 3 First Innings. O. M. R. W . 42 14 95 6 30 1 10 1 25 1 6 1 20 0 , 3 1 12 0 19 8 30 2 Flow ers................... __ W hitehead ... 15.3 1 Burns ........... C hatterton... R a w lin ........... W est ........... Second Innings. O. M. R. W . 9 16 . 13 . 2 . 3 . 15 2 0 0 9 0 16 0 W est bowled a no-ball. O X F O R D U N IV E R S IT Y v . G E N T L E M E N O F E N G L A N D . A fte r some h ig h scoring throughout, the tw elve am ateurs collected by M r. A . J . Webbe succeeded in w in n in g th is m atch, begun on T h u rsd a y, at O xford, on S atu rd ay afternoon w ith 121 ru n s to spare. A t the commence­ m ent the ground was s till a trifle slow from recent ra in s, and at lunoheon tim e on T h u rs ­ day s ix of M r. W ebbe’s team w ere out w ith the total only 111. In the afternoon, though, the w icket im proved considerably in pace, and tow ards the end of the day ru n s came ve ry fa st. Webbe played on at 191, after a ve ry u sefu l innings of 51, lastin g an hour and fo rty m inutes, though m arred by a chance to short slip soon after he w ent in . W hen Robertson and H ed ley became p artners, some very free h ittin g w as w itnessed. H alf-an- hour realised 67, and H ed ley w as the last out for an exceedingly w ell h it score of 43, in w h ich w ere seven fours. O xford began b attin g w ith the two Old E to n ia n s, Lle w e lyn and Jones, but except by Ja rd in e no stand of any length w as m ade, and at the end of the first day s ix w ickets were down for 95. Th e U n iv e rs ity w ere 166 behind w ith five w ickets to fa ll w hen p lay began on F rid a y , so th at th e ir prospects were not of the best. B a ssett, the not out, how ever, found a ve ry useful partner in the O ld R eptonian P a la ire t, and the p air added 53 ru n s before the form er w as caught for 30, an in n in g s of no sm all va lu e, and the resu lt of steady cricke t. P a la ire t received some help from B e rke ley, but w ith the total at 185 w as out h im se lf, caught b y the wicket-keeper standing b ack. H e had m ade 54 out of 90 w h ile he w as in , and as fa r as we could see, w ith o u t an actu al chance. W ith 65 to the good, the G entlem en began th e ir second in n in g s, and in the tw o hours and three- quarters th a t rem ained on the second day, scored 206 for the loss of s ix w ickets, W ebbe not out 58, W h ittle not out 27. Though on Saturd ay W ebbe, who had been in tw o h ours and ten m inutes for h is 33, w as soon caught, as on the first day H ed ley h it w ith rem arkable vigour, and the la tte r p art of the in n in g s resulted in an addition of 115 ru n s. H ed ley w as only in fifty m inutes for h is score of 70. H is figures included one s ix and eight fours, and there w as only one chance to m ar a b rillia n t d isplay of h ittin g . O xford w en t in on Satu rd ay afternoon w a n t­ in g 384 to w in , and th is task proved, as w as expected, to o m u ch for th em . T h e stand b y L lew elyn and T h esiger w as th e best feature of th e innings. T h ey raised th e score from 49 fo r fou r to 162 fo r five w ickets, and o f the 113 added th e captain w as respon sible fo r 47, th e result o f good free cricket. L lew elyn was eighth batsm an out fo r a w ell-played score o f 116. H e gave tw o chances in th e slips, one at 36, th e other at 52, b u t in spite of these m istakes the innings w as one deservin g o f the highest praise. H is figures in clu d ed tw en ty fou rs. P alairet w as again seen to advantage, bu t th e rest did little, and ju st after h a lf-p a st five o ’clock th e m atch w as over. C ox on , a left-h an d m ediu m -pace bow ler, w e m ay add, w as no-balled b y W e b b on the first day for throw ing, and w as n o t put on afterw ards for th e G entlem en, G en tlem en op E n g la n d . First Innings. Second Innings. H. T. Hewett, c Bas­ sett, b Berkeley ....... 24 c Llew elyn, b P a la ir e t......... 22 H. W . Forster, c Moss, b B a sse tt....................... 20 c Moss, b Berke­ ley ................... 8 S. M W h i t t l e , c Palairet, b Berkeley ... 8 b Smith ............ 30 T. C. O’Brien, b Berkeley ...................... 24 c Berkeley, b B a s se tt........... 32 T . B. Case, c Bassett, b Berkeley ................. 4 b B a s se tt............ 22 A. J. W ebbe, b Berke­ ley......................................51 c Sm ith, b M oss 63 G. F. Vernon, c W ilson, b B a ssett....................... 13 c W i l s o n , b Sm ith ... 10 T. S. Pearson, 1 b w, b Berkeley ...................... 10 run out ............. 27 E. J. Coxon, c Farrant, b P a la ire t..................... 10 1 b w, b Farrant 21 W . C. Hedley, c W ilson, b Palairet ... 43 c Thesiger, b Sm ith ........... 70 b ... 28 b Sm ith ............. 5 J. R o b e r t s o n Palairet ............... A. E, Leatham , not out .................. B 18,1 b 5 ... not out ........... 4 ...2 3 B6, l b 5 , n b l 12 T otal ...321 Total ...............261 O xford U n iv e r sit y . First Innings. Second Innings. W .D .Llew elyn, bF orster 19 c H e d l e y , b W ebbe ....... 116 R . T. Jones, c O’Brien, b H edley ............................ 3 c W hittle, b H edley .......... 0 M. R. Jardine, c W hittle, b H edley ....................... 37 c Coxon,bHedley 3 G. L. W ilson, c W hittle, b Robertson .................... 6 c Pearson, b H edley .......... 0 Hon. F. J. N. Thesiger, lbw, b Leatham ...........13 c Hedley, b W ebbe ........47 E. Smith, c Pearson, b L e a th a m .......................... 4 run out ........... 2 H. Bassett, c Pearson, b Hedley ........................30 c ^Pearson, H edley ........... 5 Coxon, b Hedley ...........32 L . C. H. Palairet, c W hittle, b Hedley...........54 c G. F . H. Berkeley, b H edley .......................... 15 c H e d l e y , b F o r s te r .......... 6 P. R. Farrant, c Whittle, b Leatham .......................... 4 not out .......... 5 R . H. Moss, c Pearson, b H edley .......................... 1 c H e d l e y , b F o r s te r .......... 7 H. Lyon, not out ........... 0 b Forster .......... 0 B 4,1 b 4, w 4, n b 1 ... 13 B 17,1 b 1, w 1 19 Total ..................199 Total ...242 BOWLING ANALYSIS. G entlem en o f E n g l a n d . First Innings. O. M. R . W . B a ssett........... 27 8 692 , Moss ............ 14 3 42 0 Berkeley............ 28 8 72 6 P alairet............ 15 7 28 3 Smith ............ 3 0 17 0 F a rran t........... 2 0 10 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . ... 23 8 43 2 ... 24 6 63 1 ... 19 4 56 1 ... 13 5 48 1 ... 22.3 5 69 4 4 0 20 1 Llew elyn ... 2 0 10 0 Llewelyn bow led a no-ball. O x f o r d U n iv e r sity . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W Hedley ... ... 38.1 14 86 6 ... ... 26 10 61 5 Forster ... ... 30 19 26 1 ... ... 29.4 9 42 3 Robertson ... 17 7 31 1 ... ... 17 3 54 0 Coxon ... ... 3 1 5 0 Leatham .. 15 6 24 3 ... ... 7 2 20 0 W ebbe ... ... 7 5 14 0 ... ... 22 7 46 2 Forster bowled four wides, and Leatham one, Coxon bow led one no-ball. S P E N C E R v . H E A T H F I E L D . P la ye d on Spencer G round on M ay 24. H e a t h fie ld . A. F. W . Humm, c and b Jackson ... 0 W . G. Brown, b Jack- son ......................... 9 R. M. Humm, c Jack­ son, b Elkington... 1 J. R. P. Gurney, b Elkington ......... 8 T. J. Faulkner, b Jackson ................. 5 S. J. Bowles, not out 14 J. W . Hewlett, b El­ kington ................. 8 M. A. Llahrs.c Brad­ ford, b Jackson ... 12 C. W . M iller, st Jones, b Jackson... 1 G. Adams, b Jack­ son ........................... 1 H. Hokei, b Jack­ son ......... . ........... 0 E x tr a s ...................11 Total ... 95 S pencer . H. Ashmead, c and b Bowles ................... 0 L. W ood, b Brown ... 0 G. Jackson, b Bowles 21 H. W . Wheeler, b Bowles ...................40 R. Castle, b Bowles 23 E. Elkington, cFaulk­ ner, b Bow les........... 5 S. Bradford, cAdams, b Llahrs .................. 1 C. H. J ones, bBowles 1 J. W. Larkin, c and b Llahrs.................. 0 J. C. Larkin, not out ...........................23 G. W . Underhill, b G u r n e y ................... 1 E x tr a s ......... . ... 20 T o ta l... ...134 S T O IC S v . B E D F O R D G R A M M A R S C H O O L . Played at B ed fo rd on M ay 21. B e d fo r d G ram m ar S c h o o l. Second Innings. b Cockburn ... 0 First Innings. W . F. Surtees, c and Porter ................... W . B. Waikfield, c sub., Porter.......................... S. I. Watson, c Brow n, Porter.......................... C. Plowden, b Porter H. Fulton, not out ... F. Kendell, b Porter... , H. Reynolds, b Porter B. Streatfield, lbw , C r o s s .......................... F. Richard, b Porter J. Holt, b Porter G. Cram pton, run out 1 lbw, b Cross ... 4 c Porter, b Cock­ burn ........... c Brown, bC ock - tu rn ................... run out ........... not out ........... c and b Brown... B 11, lb 3... ... 3 ... 11 b ... 4 ... 0 ... 1 ... 0 ... 14 Ibw, b Cockburn bC ockburn lbw, b Cockburn c Vipan, b Cock­ burn ........... Extras Total ..........70 S toics . Total ... 57 J. S. H aycraft, c Waikfield, b H olt... 6 C. E. S. Cockburn, st W aikfield, b H olt 22 L. Brow n, c Fulton, b H o l t ........................... 2 W. F. Brown, b Richard ...................27 A. O. Jones, b Cramp­ ton ........................... 9 H. E. Vipan, c S t r e a t f i e l d , b Richard ...................21 G. Cross, c Cram p­ ton, b Holt ........... C. Spencer Stan­ hope, b R ich ard ... J. “ Ham pton,” b H o lt.......................... E. Hall, b Holt J. R . Porter, not out Extras ........... Total 4 10 6 15 ..135 L in d e n v . I v a n h o e . — Played at B rix to n on M ay 24. Lin d e n w on by 78 ru n s. F o r the form er E . E ad e took seven w ickets for 6 runs and scored 53 ru n s. G . R i l e y , p layin g for Ham pstead v . E a lin g , at E a lin g , on M ay 24, on a fast d ry w icket, took five w ickets for 13 ru n s, his a n a lysis reading :— 58b alls, 13 ru n s, 5 m aidens 5 w ick e ts.