Cricket 1890

JUNE 12, 1890. CR ICK E T : A W E E K L Y RECORD OF THE GAM E ; 179 SUSSEX v. NOTTS. The Sussex eleven have latterly fared very badly against the formidable combination representing Notts, and their second match of the present season did not show them to any better advantage. Rain had fallen at Brighton, as well as in other parts of England, on Sunday, and the ground in consequence was very slow when the time arrived for a start on Monday. Mr. Wright won the toss for Notts, and, on the assumption that the wicket would improve under the influence of the sun and wind, decided to take the field. The experiment proved successful, mainly through the good bowling of Attewell, to whom the Sussex batsmen, with one exception, offered no opposition. Th« exception was Jesse Hide, who played with confidence and judg ment for his 43, in which were seven 4’s. Attewell took eight (four of them clean bowled) of the ten wickets, and only 32 runs were made from his bowling. The ground was in better condition for run-getting when Notts went in, and Shrewsbury and Butler found the Sussex bowling so easy that the score was 94 before Shrewsbury was out. Gunn then joined Butler, and at the end of the day they were still in, the latter having contributed 89 of the 181 runs scored. Rain reduced the cricket on Tuesday to less than two hours, during which time Notts made 86 at the expense of two more wickets. Butler saw both batsmen go and was still not out, having added 49 runs. Yesterday morning he increased his score to 171 before he was caught at long-off. He had been in altogether a little over four hours and a half, and with the exception of a chance when he had made 161 had no actual life as far as we could see. On the whole, it was a most creditable display of batting, and this fine performance should invest his future doings with additional interest. At the fall of the sixth wicket Mr. Wright declared the innings closed, and Sussex had to go in at 1.45 with practically little chance of saving the game. This they failed to do, as the tenth wicket fell at 119, leaving Notts the winners by an innings and 138 runs. S u s s e x . First Innings. Bean, b Attewell .......... 4 Quaife, lbw, b Attewell ... 18 J. Hide, b Barnes ..........43 Mr. W. Newham, c Seot- ton, b Attewcll .......... 0 Mr. F. C. New, b Attewell 1 Mr F. Thomas, h w, b Attewell ........................ 7 Mr. C. A. Smith, c Rich­ ardson, b Barnes .......... 3 Brown, c Sherwin, b Atte­ well ................. , 15 6 0 5 ............................... 3 Total .................105 N otts . Humphreys, not out Butt, b Attewell........ Gibb, b Attewcll........ Second Innings. c and b Shack­ lock .................13 absent hurt ... 0 run out .......... 8 lbw,b Shacklock 0 lbw, b Attewell 8 b Shacklock ... 16 b Richardson ... 5 cBarnes.bShack- lo ck .................17 c W r i g h t , b Shacklock ... 15 not out ..........28 c Shrewsbury, b Shacklock ... 5 B 6, lb 3 .......... 9 Total ...119 Shrewsbury, c Tho­ mas, b B e a n ............. 3t Butler, c Newham, b G ib b .........................171 Gunn,c Brown,b Hide 46 flowers, c Newham, b Hide .................. 9 Scotton, not out ... 50 Mr. C. W. Wriget, b Bean...........................22 Shacklock, b Smith 1 B 8, lb 2, nb 2 ... 12 Total ..........862 Barnes, Attewell, Richardson, and Sherwin did not bat (innings declared finished). BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u s s e x . First Innings. Shacklock , Attewell Barnes... Flowers O. M. R. W. ,14 7 26 0 ... . . 39.127 82 8 ... .19 7 27 2 ... . 7 2 17 0 Richardson. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. ..30.412 62 6 ... 23 18 9 1 ... 7 1 22 0 N o t t s . O. M. R. W. Bean ... 47 21 73 2 Mr. Smith 36.213 60 1 Humphrey 18 2 50 0 Brown , Gibb . Hide , O. M. R. W , 25 11 40 0 , 35 19 44 , 45 19 Bean bowled two no-balls. 11 4 17 1 ESSEX v. WARWICKSHIRE. Rain prevented this match, begun at Leyton on Monday, being brought to a definite con­ clusion. Play was only possible for two hours and a half on Tuesday, and as yesterday it had to be suspended after thirty-five runs were added, it was decided to give up the game as drawn. Pickett did the hat trick in Warwick shire’s first innings, dismissing Shilton Pallett, and Cresswell with successive balls. W a r w ic k s h ir e . First Innings. Richards, st Littlewood, b M e a d ...............................14 Law, b Pickett ................. 0 Mr. J.E. Hill.c Littlewood, b Mead ........................ 0 Shilton, c Johnstone, b Pickett ........................ 8 Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, b Pickett ........................11 Mr. L. O. Docker, not out 19 Pallett, hw, b Pickett ... 0 Cresswell, b Pickett........ 0 Collishaw, st Littlewood, b Mead .....................12 Lilley, run out ................ 7 Bird, b Pickett ................ 1 B 1,1b 3 ....................... 4 Total ..............76 Second Innings. c Pickett,b Mead b Pickett .......... b Mead .......... c Burrell,b Mead 24 c Pickett, b Bishop ..........31 lbw, b Bishop ... not out .......... b Bishop .......... lbw, b Mead ... 34 not out ............31 B 1, lb 1.......... Total...........152 Mr. A. P. Lucas, b Pallett .................55 Mr. H. G. Owen, b Cresswell.................20 Carpenter.bCresswell 0 Mr. A. S. Johnstone, b Cresswell ..........38 Burns, run o u t.......... 8 Littlewood, c Hill, b Palletc ................. 0 Mr. C. E. Green, st Lilley, b Pal ett ... 3 Mr. H. J. E. Burrell, b Cresswell .......... Mr. F. A. Bishop, b Crcsswell ... ... Pickett, not out Mead, c Shilton, b Cresswell .......... B 6,lb 1 .......... Total ........ .1 BOWLING ANALYSIS. W a r w ic k sh ir e . Fir3t Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. 35 21 36 1 31 11 67 4 21 3 38 3 1 0 9 0 O. M. R. W. Pickett ... 16.3 4 30 6 .......... Mead .......... 10 1 27 3 .......... B ishop.......... 14 8 15 0 .......... Burrell E ss e x . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Shilton ... 23 6 49 0 IBird......... 17 3 33 0 Pallett ... 33 20 26 3 |Cresswell 16.1 8 17 6 THE ABBEY, BECKENHAM, v. QUERNMORE. Played at Plaistow on June 7. Q u e r n m o re . First Innings. J. Trubshaw, b Tas- sell ........................ 2 N. Hicks, c Norwood, b Tassell................. 1 J. Morgan, c Baker, b Tassell ................. 6 T. Tincler, b Baker... 3 J. Gregory, c and b Tassell .................18 A. Edey, b Tassell ... 6 L. Jones, b Tassell... 0 S. Felton, b Tassell N. Stradwick, b Tas­ sell ........................ O. Edmonds, not out N. Hervey,c Baker, b Tassell ................. Extras ................. Total ..........; In the Second Innings J. Trubshaw scored (not out) 5, T. Tincler (not out) 31,J. Gregory, b alton 4, A. Edey, b Walton 18, N. Hervey, b Tassell 1; extras 2.—Total 61. A b b e y . G. B. Winch, b Edey T.Wild. c andb Edey G. Tassell, b Tincler B. Baker, c Edey, b Tincler ................. F. Walton, b Tincler A. Berens, b Edey ... J. Matthews, b Edey First Innings. A. Johnston, b Edey 0 7 J. Norwood, b Tincler 0 4 R. Trapp, b Tincler 0 L. Joyce, not out ... 2 Total In the Second Innings G. B. Winch scored c Gregory, b Edey 4, T. Wild, c Tincler, b Gregory 13, G. Tassell, b Gregory 14, B. Baker (not out) 13; extras, 3 —Total, 47. SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL v. TEMPLE GROVE (EAST SHEEN). Played at Sunningdale School on June 7. SUNNINGDALB SCHOOL. First Innings. Hon. T. H. F. Egerton, c Eden, b Talbot ..........12 A. T. Dearman Birchall, b Ainsworth ................. 4 L.B. B. Peile, b Ainsworth 3 F. C. Crocker, b Talbot ... 0 F. R. Coates, b Talbot ... 7 P. C. Walker, b Talbot ... 0 T. G. Slatter, b Ainsworth 0 W. S. Kingan,lbw,b Talbot 0 J. L. Melvill, b Ainsworth 1 H.J. P. King, b Ainsworth 0 F. Ewing, not out .......... 1 B 1, lb 1, w 2................. 4 Second Innings, run out ..........12 b Matthews ... c Talbot, b Hop­ kins................. c Headlam, b Ainsworth ... b Talbot .......... cLindsay,bEden c Weston,bEden b W estcn .......... b W eston.......... c Hopkins, 1) Matthews not out ........... B 6, lb 1, w 2 51 Total Total ... 99 T e m p l e G rove . First Innings. Second Innings. H. L. Matthews, b Coates 0 b Coates .......... 16 F. S. Weston, rnn out ... 0 run out .......... 22 D.S.Smith.c and bCroclter Hon. E. R. Lindsay, lbw, 0 b Coates .......... 0 b Coates ........................ 5 b E gerton.......... 0 D. P. Hopkins b Crocker 5 b Coates .......... 19 H. li. Keadlam, b Coates 1 C Ewing,bCoates 0 J. C. idams, b Crocker ... 5 c Birchall, b Egerton.......... 8 A. G. Eden, b Crocker ... 0 run out .......... 4 J.L.Ainsworth, b Crocker 4 c and b Egerton 6 G. E. Talbot, not out 4 c and b Slatter 1 F. B. Elliot, run out.......... 0 not out .......... 2 B ............................... 10 B 9, lb 5, w 1 15 Total ................. 34 Total ... 93 HOUNSLOW GARRISON v. KENSING­ TON PARK. Played at Hounslow Barracks on June 7. H oun slow G arrison . Capt. Boyd, c Lucas, b Bettington.......... 0 Sergt. Bell, b Lucas 22 Major Graham, c and b Lucas .......... ... 75 Corpt. Kenney, b R e id ........................ 7 H. E. White, c Lee, b R e id ........................93 Stanton, b Reid ... 16 Martin, c Orman, b Harrison................. 0 Privato Benning, b Reid ................. Capt. Warde, run out ........................ Corpt. Woods, not out ........................ Wormald, b Harri­ son B 17, lb 5, nb 1... 23 Total ..........246 K ensington P ar k . H. Harrison, b Boyd ................. 3 C. R. Lucas, not out 4 B 30,lb 4, w2 ...36 Capt. Orman, lbw, b Kenney .................67 S. H. Lee, b White ... 14 E. Reid, run out ... 72 J. H. Bettington, c Wormald, b Boyd 44 Total W. F. Thompson, not out ........................14 G. Lawrence, R. E .B .R oe, R.H. Foa and E.G Finch did not bat. ...251