Cricket 1890

JULY 10, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 247 EIGHTEENTH MATCH.—v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. The Leicestershire committee were fortu­ nate in being able to place quite the strongest eleven that has represented them this year into the field, at Leicester on Monday last, to oppose the Australians. Still, though they had the advantage of first innings as well, they had all the worst of the game after the first day, and in the end had to put up with a decisive defeat. Going in first on Monday, they made a bad start, losing their captain, Mr. De Trafford, when only 8 runs had been got. The old Cantab, Mr. Turner, who had not represented his County before this season, however, played fine crioket, and while Warren and he were partners there seemed every chance of a good score. The two batsmen named added 93 during their stay, and no fault could be found with the play of either, except a life to each in the slips. The promise of the early part of the innings, though, was not maintained. Turner and Trott subsequently bowled with extraordinary success, and the later batsmen gave so little assistance that the total only reached 166, an addition of 65 for the last eight wickets. The rain, which had threatened more than once, prevented the Australians going in till 5.45, and then they started badly, losing Lyons in the last quarter of an hour for 9 runs. Contrary to expectation, the wicket, though slow, was fairly easy on Tues­ day, and the Australians’ innings only closed with the last ball of the day. Up to a certain point there was little noteworthy in the batting with the exception of the admirable defence of Dr. Barrett. The Doctor was two hours and three-quarters completing his score of 45, an invaluable display of cricket without a flaw. So far the scoring had been very slow, so much so that it took the Australians three hours and fifty minutes to score 132. When Charlton and Blackham became part­ ners, however, on the fall of the seventh wicket, the game took a remarkable turn. Both batsmen hit with great vigour, and the score rose so fast that 112 had been added in an hour and a half, when Blackham was bowled. Charlton, however, hit away freely to the close, and was not out at the finish for an extremely fine score of 75. Rain prevented a renewal of the game yesterday until half­ past four o’clock, and then Turner and Ferris bowled with such effect, especially the latter, that Leicestershire had never any chance of getting the 110 runs required to save the innings. They were all out, in fact, for 49, so that the Australians were left with an easy victory by an innings and 64 runs. Ferris took six wickets at a cost of only 19 runs. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. C. E. De Trafford, b Turner .......................... 6 Warren, lbw, b Trott ... 45 Mr. J. A. Turner, st Black­ ham, b T r o t t ...................49 Mr. A. Lorrimer, b Turner .......................... 8 Mr. T. S. Pearson,b Ferris 10 Pougher, c Blaokham, b T r o tt................................. 6 Mr. S. R. Wright, not out 28 Mr. C. Marriott, c Black­ ham, b Turner ............ 5 Wheeler, b Turner ............ 1 Mr. J. H. Joyce, c Jones, b Turner .......................... 0 Mr. H. T. Arnall-Thomp- son, b Turner................... 1 Lb 4, w 1, nb 2 ............ 7 Second Innings. b Turner .......... 2 c Charlton, b Ferris .......... 7 c Trott, b Ferris 14 lbw, b Turner... 0 c Turner, b Trumble.......... 8 c Trott, b Ferris b Turner .......... b Ferris .......... c Trumble, b Ferris .......... st Blackham, b Ferris .......... not out .......... L b .......... A u st r a l ia n s . Mr. J. J. Lyons, c Pougher, b Wright 4 Mr. C. T. B. Turner, c Wright, b Pougher 18 Mr. G. H. S. Trott, c L o r r i m e r , b Thompson ......... 15 Mr. J. E. Barrett, c W eeler, b Warren 45 Mr. S. E. Gregory, b Thompson ......... 12 Mr: S. P. Jones, c Wheeler,b Pougher 28 Mr. K. E. Burn, c Wheeler,b Thomp­ son ........................ 7 Mr. P. C. Charlton, not out .................75 Mr.J. M’C.Blackham, b Pougher ..........58 Mr. J. J. Ferris, c Joyce, b Pougher... 5 Mr. H. Trumble, c De Trafford, b Warren 0 Lb 5, w 4 .......... 9 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . ...276 First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Turner ... .. 36 1 16 54 6 ......... 17 6 22 3 Ferris ... 25 8 31 1 ........ 20.410 19 6 Trumble... .. 10 7 4 0 .......... 4 2 8 1 Charlton... .. 11 2 28 0 Lyons .. 6 1 10 0 Trott.......... .. 11 0 32 3 Turner and Ferris bowled one no-ball each, and Charlton one wide. A u s t r a l ia n s . O. M. R. W. Pougher...74 26 69 4 Wright ...38 19 71 1 Turner ...12 6 21 0 O. M. R. W* Thompson 38 12 62 3 Joyce ... 16 7 30 0 Warren ... 12 5 14 2 Joyce bowled two no-balls, and A.-Thompson and Pougher one each. THE HAMPSHIRE ROYERS TOUR. Total ...166 Total The Hampshire Rovers roved over to Jersey to see their old friends of the 40th Regiment, and a right merry time they had of it—cricket by day, dinners and balls by night. The South Lancashire lads did every­ thing in their power to make their visitors’ sojourn in the island agreeable,and thoroughly well they succeeded. The grounds in the island are pretty good, the college affording the best cricket, but it is a terribly dry ground. At St. Peter’s the ground is situated opposite the mess of the 40th detachment. The wicket was fairly good, the luncheons excellent, and the gathering of fair ladies at afternoon tea made the “ old-uns ” wish they were young again. HAMPSHIRE ROVERS v. 40 t h (SOUTH LANCASHIRE) REGIMENT. Played at St. Peter’s, Jersey, on June 16 and 17. H a m p sh ir e R o v e r s . First Innings. Major Bethune, Waters ................... 11 Dr. Conan Doyle, o James, b Elliot ... 22 L. G.Bonham Carter, b Waters................ 2 Com.Carpenter, R.N., b Elliot .................19 W. Hynes, c Taylor, b E lliott................. 5 A. S. Hurst, c Taylor, b Hornby.................14 Capt. Stevens, c Elliot, b Hornby... 0 T. B Craigie, o W a­ ters, b Elliot.......... 9 S.L. Hornby, bJames 40 R. N. Bickersteth, b Hornby .................11 Capt. Lipscomb, not out ........................16 E xtras.................13 Total ...162 In tho Second Innings Major Bethune scored (not out) 80, Dr. Conan Doyle,c Waters, b Hornby, 26, L. G. Bonham Carter, b Huxford, 60, Com. Car­ penter, R.N., b Elliot, 51, W. Hynes, c Waters, b James, 2, A. S. Hurst (not out) 2, T. B. Craigie, b Hornby, 2; extras 28.—Total, 201. (Innings de­ clared finished.) 40 t h R e g i m e n t . First Innings. Second Innings. Capt. Elliot, c Bicker­ steth, b Doyle................. 3 b Stevens .......... 0 Qr.-Mstr.-Sergt. Huxford, lbw, b Stevens................ 3 b Doyle ......... 22 H. A. Hornby, b Doyle 0 b Stevens......... 2 F. P. J. Taylor, b Bethune 16 run out ......... o E. T. James, b Stevens ... 3 b Bethune.........13 Capt. Prendegast, b B e­ thune ........................ ... 26 b Stevens not out st Carpenter, b Bethune.......... Major O’Leary, c Stevens, b Hynes ........................... 11 E. F. Oakeley, run out ... Capt. Sumner, c Carpen­ ter, b Doyle .................11 b Bethuno ... Major Mober.y, not o u t... 16 c Bethune, Stevens ... H. W . Waters, b Stevens 10 b Doyle Extras ....................... , . 7 ~Extras... HAMPSHIRE ROVERS v. VICTORIA COLLEGE. Played at Jersey on June 18. H a m p s h ir e R o v e r s . Com.Carpenter,R .N., b H. Atkinson ... 4 Dr. Conan Doyle, b Latimer .................28 Capt. Elliot, b Lati­ mer ........................ 27 A. S. Hurst, c Spill­ man, b H. Atkin­ son ........................17 L. G. Bonham Car­ ter, o Ames, b Lati­ mer ........................78 Capt. Stevens, b H. Atkinson... ........... 0 S. L. Hornby, b H. Atkinson ..........11 W . Hynes, c Lati­ mer, b H. Atkinson 8 Dr. Gibson, c Spillman, b Lati­ mer ......................... 1 Capt. Lipscomb, not out ...........................11 R. N. Bickersteth, c de Rossiquot, b Latim er....................10 Extras ................. 14 Total ......... 214 T h e C o l l e g e . Latimer, b Doyle ... 69 H. Atkinson, b Doyle 36 Prof. Spillman, b Doyle ................. 8 R. Krie Keubeck, b Doyle ................. 0 W, Le R ossiqiot, C, Snell and B. Andrews did not bat. A. Blackwood, c and b Hornby .......... 8 Belk, not out ..........10 Extras .................15 Total ..........146 Ames, F. Atkinson, C HAMPSHIRE ROVERS v. THE ISLAND OF JERSEY. Played at St. Peter’s on June 19. H a m p s h ir e R o v e r s . Com. Carpenter,R.N., b Latimer ..........48 Dr. Conan Doyle, c Craigie. b Latimer 6 Capt. Elliot, b James 34 A. S. Hurst, c Belk, b L a tim er................. 6 L.G. Bonham-Carter, c Taylor,b Latimer 14 Capt. Stevens, c Belk, b Atkinson ... 1 8. L. Hornby, b Lati­ mer ........................ 3 W. Hynes, c Taylor, b Hornby ..........20 Capt. Lipscomb, c L u s h i n g t o n , b Hornby .................10 Dr. Gibson, not out 3 R.N. Bickersteth,run out ........................ 0 E xtras.................14 Total ...112 Total ... 84 T he I s l a n d . Total H. Atkinson,b Hynes 24 R. B. Latimer, st C ar p e n t e r, b Hor by .................33 F. P. Taylor, not out 34 Major O’Leary. D. Belk, E. T. James, Craigie, Capt. Plumer, J. Craigie, and Lushington did not bat. T A. Hornby, not Extras.......... Total ... ...159 out 8 ... 11 A. H. A. H. HAMPSTEAD NONDESCRIPTS BEDDINGTON. Played at Beddington on June 28. B e d d in g t o n . F. E. Goddard, b Ramm ell.................45 A. Kirkman, c F. Crickmay, b Hay­ craft ........................ 2 L. de Montezuma, not out .................66 C. F. Evans, c and b Tilley ... ... ... F. C. Lingard, not out ................... B 6,lb 1 .......... Total ...127 T. Henderson, J. B. Laidlaw, H. N. Moody, A. B. Peile, J. Goodison and E. Cuff did not bat (innings declared finishei). H a m p st e a d N o n d e s c r ip t s . b L. Corke, not out ... 27 B 8, lb 1, w 2 ... 11 Total ... 69 A. W. Rammell, P eile ........................ 3 F. Crickmay, not out ........................28 B. F. King, b Peile ... 0 H. St. J. Clarke, C. Paige, A. Tilley, C. Crick may, W . J. Haycraft, W. R. Graham and A. H Crickmay did not bat. E ton v . H arrow . —The following are the players announced to play in this match to be commenced at Lord’s to-morrow. Eton has not an old choice in its Eleven .—Eto : R. C. Norman (captain), G. R. Brewis, R. A. Studd, A. R. Hoare, F. C. Pilkingtou, H. A. Cooper, F. A. Crocker, F. F. France-Hayhurst, V. R. Hoare, D. H. Hoare, A. H. Dickinson, and H. A. Arkwright. Harrow : A. C. M’Laren, C. G. Pope, D. R. Napier, A. H. M. Butler, W, B. Anderson, H. M. Peebles, J. Gowans, M.Y. Barlow, J. C. Bevington, E.S. Matthews, and C. L. J. Rudd.