Cricket 1890

JUNE 5, 1890. CKICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 165 that th in gs at th e outset w en t all in favour of the h om e C ou nty. W in n in g the toss, M r. R oller took th e innings, bu t the Surrey m en m ade a very poor sh ow against D avid son ’s bow lin g, and of th e 74 g o t from the bat, four of th e eleven w ere responsible fo r 69. D avid ­ son took six w ickets fo r 36 runs, and had the D erbysh ire fielding been up to th e m ark his average w ould h ave been m u ch better. T h e D erbysh ire m en, in th eir turn, did n ot m ake a very prom isin g start, and w hen the third w ick et fell th e total w as on ly 40. C h atter­ ton, w h o had gone in before a run w as scored, how ever, found a useful partner in M r. E v er- shed, and the score rose so fast w hile they w ere togeth er that forty-five m inutes realised 81 ru n s. C hatterton w as th e eighth batsm an out, h avin g m ade 86 ou t of 167 during his stay. T h ou gh he ou gh t to have been out tw ice early in his innings, w h en he had settled dow n his b attin g w as up to the best standard. Surrey entered on th eir second in n in gs on T u esd ay m orn in g 136 runs to the bad, and w ith th e gam e apparently all against th em . Som e steady crick et by A bel and H enderson, how ever, took the edge off the D erbysh ire bow ling, and later on the tw o y ou n g players, B rock w ell an d W atts, as w ell as W o o d , scored freely. H enderson w as in tw o hours for bis 50, and h is w atch fu l cricket did m u ch to turn the scale in favour of S urrey. T h e respectable second score of 263 m ade b y Surrey le ft D erbyshire w ith 128 to w in, and there w as every hope o f a good finish. L u ck ily, L ob m a n n w as able to bow l at th e pin ch , and, backed b y good fielding, the Surrey m en w ere able to pull th e m atch ou t o f th e fire, gettin g rid of their opponents for 99. L ohm ann took fou r w ickets for 29, and B ow ley three fo r 18 runs. S urrey . First Innings. Second Innings. Abel, c Porter, b David­ son .................................. 2 c Davidson, b Sugg ...........30 Mr. W . E. Roller, c Hall, b Porter ..........................16 c Disney, b Davidson ... 2 Lockw ood, c and b Porter 16 b Porter ...........15 Henderson, b Davidson ... 22 c Hall, b David­ son ...................53 Lohm ann, c Hall, b David­ son ................................... 1 c W right, b Sugg ...........25 Brockwell, b Davidson ... 0 c Wright, b Davidson ... 46 Watts, c Hall, b David­ son ........... ................. 0 c Disney, b Sugg ...........47 W ood, b Hall .................. 15 c Disney, b Sugg ...........32 Sharpe, b D avidson........... 1 run out ............. 4 Beaum ont, not o u t ........... 1 not out ............. 4 Bowley, a b s e n t.................. 0 c Davidson, b Sugg ........... 4 B 4,1 b 1 ................... 5 B ................... 4 Total .................. 79 D e r by sh ir e . Total ...263 First Innings. Second Innings. W . Sugg, c Lohmann, b Beaum ont........................ 5 b Sharpe ... 12 Mr. L . G. W right, c Abel, b Beaum ont ................... 0 c Lohm ann, b B o w le y ........ 17 Chatterton, run o u t.......86 1 b w, b Loh­ mann ..................0 Davidson, lbw, b Sharpe... 8 c W ood, b Bowley .................. 25 Mr. S. H. Evershed, b Sharpe ...................... 44 b Sharpe ... 17 Mr. W. S. Eadie, c "Wood, b Sharpe .......................... 0 c Lohm ann, b Sharpe ..................0 Purdy, c W ood, b Sharpe 1 c Lohm ann, b Bowley ..................4 Mr. H. C. Mosby, c L oh ­ mann, b Lockwood ... 3 b Lohm ann ... 4 Hall, c W ood, b Beaum ont 43 c and b Loh- mann ........ 11 Porter, c W atts, b Sharpe 12 not out ........... 4 Disney, not o u t ................. 1 c Abel, b L oh­ m ann .................. 2 B 3 , 1 b 8, w 1 ............12 L b 2, w 1 ... 3 Total ...........215 Total ... 99 BOW LING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First Innings. O. M. R. W . Davidson ... 25.413 h‘6 6 ... .. Porter ........... 14 3 262 ............. 18 3 49 1 Chatterton ... 4 0 60 ............. 16 4 35 0 H a ll.................. 7 4 6 1 ............. 6 0 31 0 Sugg ... 19.14 44 5 M osby... 5 0 10 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 90 3 D e r b y sh ir e , Second Innings. O. M. R . W. ... 1 0 7 0 ... 18 7 42 3 First Innings. O. M. R. W . Beaum ont ...23.2 7 62 3 Sharpe........ 35 17 65 5 Brockwell ... 4 0 26 0 Lockwood ... £0 4 50 1 L oh m a n n ... 20.1 8 29 4 Bow ley ... 17 10 18 3 Lockw ood and Sharpe each bow led a wide. H A M P S T E A D v . H O E N S E Y . Played at H o rn sey on M ay 31. HORNSEY. A. E. Turbervil’e, c Reid, b A.W. Sharp 82 W . H . Davis, b Riley 8 G. H. Swinstead, b Pawling ................... 0 S. M. Knight, b Paw ­ ling .......................... 5 H. D. Littlew ood, c Pawling, b A. W. Sharp..........................49 F. H. Swinstead, b B. W. Sharp.................. 6 F. O. Tubby, b A. W. Sharp.......................... 0 C. A. Cox, b B. W . Sharp .................. 0 L. H. Bacm eister, b Pawling ... ...........36 W. P. Harrison, b P a w lin g ...................31 J. H. Swinstead, not out ...........................12 B 32, lb 2, w l... 35 T o ta l...........264 H am pstead . A. W. Sharp, b B ac­ m eister .................. 18 A.C. Robertson, c and b F. H. Swinstead... 2 B. W . Sharp, c Cox, b Bacm eister ...........26 H. W oodall, b F. H. Swinstead ...........19 E. tiggis, not out ... 0 A. J. Palm er, not out 4 B 11, lb 3 ...........14 Total ...........83 A. Reid, J. G. Howard, S. S. Pawling, L. M. Fischel, and G. Riley did net bit. CBICKET AT OXFORD. M .C .C . & G R O U N D v . O X F O R D U N IV E R S IT Y . Though not represented by a p articu la rly strong batting side, the M arylebone Club had a ll the best of the firs t m atch of the sea­ son w ith O xford U n iv e rsity , begun at O xford on T h u rsd a y, and S atu rd ay afternoon saw them in possession of an easy w in , w ith eight w ickets to spare. Thesig er w as fortunate enough to w in the toss, and, considering the bow ling to w hich they were opposed, O xford did w ell to secure a total of 248. F o r a good p art of th is they w ere indebted to the tail. T h e score, indeed, w as only 139 w hen the six th w icket fell, so th at the last four batsm en added 114. B assett and B rad b y p ut on 63 ru n s w h ile they w ere together by liv e ly cricket, and the form er, who was in altogether two hours and ten m inutes, w as even tually not out w ith a ve ry useful score of 54 to h is cred it. Though M r. W ilkin so n w as soon out when M .C .C . w ent in , thanks to some fine h ittin g by M r. H ew ett, assisted by C hatterton, they had scored 85 for one w icket on T h u rsd a y n ig ht, and th is num ber w as raised to 104 the follow ­ in g m orning before the am ateur w as leg-before. In an hour, and in ve ry fine style, he had made 71, in w h ich were a 6 , a h it to square-leg over the rin g , and eleven 4’s. On h is departure, H earne and Chatterton made even a longer stand, and the score advanced at a good pace u n til Chatterton’s b rillia n t in n in g s of two hours and th irty-five m inutes w as brought to a close. In h is 75 were tw o fine on-drives for s ix . T h e tw o professionals had added 119 d u rin g th e ir p artn ersh ip , but H earne did not stay m uch longer at the w ickets, oeing w ell caught th irteen ru n s la te r fo r an exceedingly useful and w ell-played60. Some free h ittin g by D avid so n , M r. F o w le r and Pougher was the only feature of the latte r p art of the innings w h ich closed for 315, or 62 ahead. Going in a second tim e, O xford only did m oderately w e ll, and w hen p lay ceased on F rid a y , h alf the w ickets were down for 106, or but 44 on. T h e late r batsm en, too, fared badly against the bow ling of M artin and D avidson, and soon a fte r one o’clock the side were out for an addition of 38 ru n s. T h is le ft M .C .C . w ith 83 to w in , and though the first ball dism issed M r. W ilk in so n , when H earne and C hatterton became p artners on the fa ll of the second w icket, the ru n s were q u ickly got, both batsm en p layin g excellen t cricke t. In the second in n in g s of the U n iv e rsity M artin took s ix w ickets tor 44 ru n s. C . W . L itt le , of last ye a r’s W in ch ester E le ve n , kept w icket for O xford in place of H . Ly o n . O xfo rd U n iv e r sity . First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. W . D. Llewelyn, c Davenport, b Bean 30 c Davenport, Martin ... b ... 2 Mr. H. S. Schwann, b D a v id son ........................... 7 b Bean ... 2D Mr.M.R.Jardine,c Chatter­ ton, b Davidson ........... 46 b Martin ... ... 3 Mr. G. L. W ilson, c Chat­ terton, b P ou gh er........... 12 c H e w e t t , b Pougher... ... 22 Hon. F. J. N. Thesiger, c Pougher, b D avidson ... 86 c Chatterton, b Pougher... ... 15 Mr. L . C. H. Palairet, b Martin ........................... 1 lbw, b Martin ... 14 Mr. H. C. Bradby, c Mar­ tin, b H earn e................... 23 Ibw, b Martin ... 14 Mr. H. Bassett, not out ... 54 c Pougher, b Davidson ... 20 Mr. C. W . Little, lbw, b Martin .......................... 8 c and b Martin 10 Mr. E. Smith, b Pougher 25 c Chatterton, b Martin ... ... 6 Mr. G. F. H. Berkeley, b D a v id son .......................... 2 not out ... 0 B 7 , l b l , n b l ........... 9 B 18, lb 5 ... 18 Total ...................253 M .C.C. & G. First Innings. Total ...144 Davidson, c Jardine, b Bassett ...........I Mr. C. P. Sykes, run M r.H.T. Hewett, lbw, b Berkeley ...........71 Mr.W .O.W illkinson, c Little, b Berkeley... 8 Chatterton, c Wilson, b Smith ...................75 G. G . Hearne, c Llewelyn, b Smith 60 Bean, c Palairet, b B erk eley................... 7 Davenport, c and b B erk eley................... 0 In the Second Innings W ilkinson scored b Berkeley 0, Chatterton (not out) 4.), Hearne (not out) 31, Sykes, c Thesiger, b Berkeley, 4; b 2.— Total, 86. BOWLING ANALYSIS. O x f o r d U n iv er sity . out Mr. G. Fowler, P a la iret........... Pougher, not out Martin, b Bassett B 13, lb 8, w 2 Total 10 b ... 21 ... 14 ... 0 ... 23 ...3:5 First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Martin ... 35 12 50 2 ......... 48.2 24 44 6 Pougher ... 22 5 51 2 ........... 25 7 40 2 Davidson .,.. 37.2 20 63 4 ........... 23 10 27 1 Beau ... ... 23 10 59 1 ........... 5 0 15 1 H earne . . 9 5 10 1 Fow.er... .... 4 2 11 0 Bean bowled one no-ball. M .C.C. First Innings. O. M. R . W , S m ith ........ 28 12 56 2 Bassett ... 25.3 8 71 2 Berkeley ... 4011 101 4 Palairet ... 20 7 46 1 L lew ellyn ... 3 0 18 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . . ... 6 1 3J 0 ... 7 3 15 0 , ... 13 5 26 2 ... 6 2 13 0 Palairet bowled two wides.