Cricket 1890

342 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. AUG. 21, 1890. shire thus gained a very fine victory by an innings and 22 runs. The bowling figures of W oof and Roberts were, it will be seen, out of the comm on. The form er took eleven wickets for 70, the latter seven for 45 runs. G l o u c e ste r sh ir e . Dr. E. M. Grace, c Mordaunt,bHearne Mr. O. G. Radcliffe, c Ford, b Hearne ... Dr. W. G. Grace, b Burton ................. Mr. J. Cranston, Heame .......... Mr. W. W . F. Pullen, c Burton, b Hearne 10 Painter, c Hearne, b Stoddart.................34 . 57 b ... 18 Mr.F. Townsend, not out ........................ Mr. A. C. Croome, b Stoddart................. Mr. H. V. Page, b Burton ................. Woof, c Henery, b Burton ................. Roberts, c Henery, b Burton ................. B ........................ 15 Total ...164 M id d le se x First Innings. Mr. A. J. Webbe, bWoof ... Mr. A. E. Stoddart, lbw, b Dr. W. G. Grace .......... Mr. T. 0. O’Brien, c Woof, b Roberts ................. 21 Rawlin, b Roberts ... ... 26 Mr. H. J. Mordaunt, c Townsend, b Roberts ... 4 Mr. F. G, J. Ford, c Cran­ ston, b Roberts .......... Mr. P. J. T. Henery, c Dr. E. M. Grace, b Woof ... 0 West, lbw, b Woof ........... 6 Hearne, c and b Woof ... 0 Mr. M. J. Dauglish, bWoof 3 Burton, not o u t.................. 0 B 5, lb 1 ......................... 6 Second Innings, run out .......... 4 4 b W oof ... 15 b Woof .......... 8 c Roberts, b W oof .......... 5 c Croome, b W oof .......... 6 Total 9 b W oof .......... c and b Roberts b R oberts.......... cDr.W.G. Grace, b Roberts not out .......... c sub, b Woof ... L b................. Total ... i BOWLING ANALYSIS. G loucestershire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W- Burton 27.2 650 4 |W est......1060 Hearne 27 9 42 4 |Mr.Stoddart 14 5 24 2 Rawlin 13 5 30 0 | M iddlesex . First Innings. O. M. R. W. W oof ......... 20.1 9 38 5 .. Dr.W. G.Grace 7 1 19 1 Roterts ... 13 5 20 4 Second Innings. O. M. R. W, ... 17 7 32 6 ... 16.3 8 25 3 SOM E R SE T SH IR E v . W A RW IC K SH IR E . The Somersetshire Eleven gained their tenth successive victory at Taunton on Tues­ day, when they defeated W arwickshire by an innings and 87 runs. In losing the toss W ar­ w ickshire had all the worst of the wicket, and after the heavy storm of M onday night, there was no possible chance of their recover­ ing the ground they had lost by their m ode­ rate batting at the start. Mr. W oods, the Cambridge captain,was able to assist Somerset­ shire, and his bowling, it will be seen, aasisted the side m aterially. Tyler, who has been so consistently successful this summer, though, was m ainly instrumental in the dis­ missal of the W arwickshire eleven, and he was credited w ith eleven wickets for an average offour-and-a half runs. Mr. W oods took six wickets for 45. On the other side Cresswell’s bowling was particularly noteworthy. He got eight of the ten Somersetshire wickets at a cost of 45 runs, excellent figures in an innings of 211. S omerset . Mr. H. T. Hewett, b Shilton .................32 Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, lbw, b Cresswell ... 31 Mr. J. B. Challen, sc Lilley, b Pallett ... S4 Nichols, b Cresswell 0 Mr. W. N. Roe, b Cresswell.................42 Mr. R. C. N. Palairet, c Lilley,b Cresswell 8 Tyler, b Cresswell ... 21 Mr. C. J. Robinson, b Cresswell .......... 3 M?. W. A. R. Young, b C resswell.......... 2 Mr. S. M. J. Woods, not out .................14 Mr. A. E. Newton, lbw, b Cresswell ... 17 Extras................. 7 Total ...211 First Innings. Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, b Tyler .......... ................. Shilton, b Tyler................. Mr. L. C. Docker, lbw, b T y le r............................... Mr. H. C. Maul, b Nichols Richards, c Woods, b T y le r............................... Mr. J. G. Hill, b Tyler Law, b Woods ... .......... Pallett, run o u t................. Mr. R. Edlmann, b Woods Cresswell, not out .......... Lilley, b Woods ...” ... ... Extras ............... ... W arwickshire . Second Innings. 1 lbw, b Tyler ... 0 st Newton, b Tyler .......... 0 c Hewett, b Tyler ..........i 1 st Newton, b Tyler .......... 3 b Woods .......... 6 b Tyler................. 0 b N ichols.......... 5 not out .......... 4 b Woods ... ... 2 c Challen, b Tyler .......... 0 c L. Palairet, b Woods .......... 5 Extras Total .................27 Total ... 97 K E N T v. W A R W IC K SH IR E . Though they had all the worst of the first day’s play in this return match begun at Beckenham on Thursday, the Kent eleven played up so pluckily that the later stages of the game were all their favour, and W arw ick­ shire were after all beaten by 30 runs. W hen they went in for the fourth innings W arw ick­ shire wanted 116 to win, and at the end of the second day 78 of them had been got for the loss of six batsmen. Martin’s bowling on Saturday,however, practically won the match for Kent, and the four remaining wickets were obtained for an addition of only seven runs. In the m atch altogether Martin took eleven W arwickshire wickets for 109 runs. K ent . Firsfc Innings. Second Innings. Mr. L. Wilson, b Shilton 13 b Pallett ..........30 A. Hearne, c Mott, b Pallett ........................ 1 b Pallett .......... 0 G. G. Hearne, c Shilton, b Pallett............................... 9 Mr. H. M. Braybrooke, b Shilton ........................14 Mr.W. H. Patterson, c and b Shilton ......................... 7 Mr. C. J, M. Fox, c Maul, b S h ilton ...........................15 Mr. F. Marchant, c Docker, b Pallett - ......... 7 Mr.M.C. Kemp, c Shilton, b Pallett .................. ... 11 Wright, not out ... ..........12 Martin, b Shilton ........... 1 Foxley, c Richards, b Pallett ......................... 2 Total c Richards, b Cresswell ... 40 st Lilley, b Shil­ ton .................17 c Richards, b Pallett ..........38 c and b Shilton 12 c and b Pallett 24 not out .......... c Bird, b Shilton 5 run out .......... 7 c Shilton, b Pallett ... ... B 6, lb 5 ... 11 Total ...212 W arwickshire . First Innings. Second Innings. Richards, c Patterson, b W iight ................. .. 0 c Foxley, b Mar­ tin ................ 0 st Kemp, b Mar­ tin .................25 Law, c and b Martin... .. 12 Shilton, c G. Hearnc, b Martin ................. .. 65 b Wright .......... 1 Mr. L. C. Docker, b Wright ................. .. 71 st Kemp, b Mar­ tin .................18 Mr. H. C. Maul, lbw, b Wright ................. .. 3 sc Kemp, b Mar­ tin .................30 Mr. C. C. Mott, b Martin... 2 b Wright .......... 1 Mr. H.W. Baiubridge, lbw, b W rig h t................. ... 0 c Kemp, b Mar­ tin ................. 0 Pallett, c Braybrooke, b Wiight ................. ... 11 b Wright ... ... 0 Cresswell, c Marchant, b Martin........................ ... 0 not out .......... 0 Bird, not out .......... ... 1 c Wilson, b Martin .......... 2 Lilley, run out ... ... ... 14 c Marchant, b Martin .......... 1 B 9, lb 1 ................. ... 10 B 1, lb 6 ... 7 Total .......... ...189 Total ... 85 C& icketbrs .—B bst G ood * b ear this M ark.—A dvt. BOWLING ANALYSIS. K ent . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M.R. W. Pallett ... 23 9 48 5 ... ... 46 14 71 5 Shilton ... 22 9 44 5 .......... 30 8 67 3 Bird ... 7 2 16 0 Cresswell 16 3 47 1 W arw ickshire . Martin... ., Wright G. Hearne . Foxley... ., A. Hearne . Mr. Fox First Innings. O. R. M. W. 31 11 29 58 3 0 28 1 14 0 14 4 5 6 0 Second Innings. Oy^M. R.W ... 31213 51 7 ... 32 18 26 *0^ ... 1 0 1 S-O U P P E R TOOTING v. U PPINGHAM SCHOOL. Played at T ooting on August 6 and 7. U pper T ooting . First Innings. Second Innings. J. G. Veitch,c Thompson, b Hemmant ................. 0 b Williams.......... 2 O. A. Evors, c Bardswell, b Williams ................. 16 b Williams 13 Rev. H. C. L. Tindall, b W illiam s........................ 68 c Bardswell, b Williams 10 R. M. Harvey, b Bardswell 56 c Bardswell, b Williams 0 A. G. Watney, b Bards­ well ............................... 16 c Cox, b Bards­ well ................. 7 F. Clemence, b Bardswell 5 b Williams 1 G. F. Bonner, c Bardswell, b Williams ................. 12 c Burlison, b Thompson ... 27 J. H. Oakley, not out 3 b F. W. Westray 0 F. H. Wilson, c Westray, b Hemmant ................. 14 not out .......... 41 N. Roberts, c Lee, b Hem­ mant ... ........................ 18 c Westray, b Bardswell ... 2 D. Nicholson,cT.Westray, b Hemmant ................. 3 c and b Thomp­ son ................. 0 A. J. Lane, c Bardswell, b Hemmant........................ 0 b Williams 14 B ............................... 14 B 4, lb 5, w 1 10 Total ................. 225 Total ...127 U ppingham S chool . T. Westray,c Watney, b Tindall.................47 A. P. Whitwell, b Tindall ................. 0 W. G. Hemmingway, b Harvey.................41 F. M. Lee, b Wilson... 0 F. W. Westray, c Bonner, b Wilson... 0 B. Auden, b Tindall... 47 G. R. Bardswell, b Bonner ................. 9 Cox, b First Innings. P. S. A. Bonner J. C. Burlison, c Watney, b Tindall T. Hemmant, b Wilson ................. S. S. Williams, b Tindall ................. A. C. Thompson, not out ........................ B 18, lb 4 .......... Total ...186 In the Second Innings T. Westray scored (not out) 51, A. P. Whitwell, c Lane, b Clemence, 24, W. G. Hemmingway, c Harvey, b Wilson, 3, F. M. Lee, c Roberts, b Clemence, 2, B. Auden, b Tindall, 12, T. Hemmant, b Tindall, 13; b 4, lb 1, nb 1.— Total, 111. U P P E R TOO TING v. B IC K L E Y PA RK . Played at BicsHey on Aug. 9. B ic k l b y P a r k . L.A.Shuter, c Thorne, b Tindall.................23 H. G. Bouch, c H. Wilson, b Tindall... 31 B. H. Latter, c Har­ vey, b Tindall ... 31 A. M. Streatfield, c Harvey, b Wilson... 2 A. S. Anton, c Du- Buisson, b Harvey 12 G. C. Boosey, b Tin­ dall ........................18 T. P. Hilder, c Roberts, b Tindall 7 E. R. Bouch, b Har­ vey ........................ F. G. Hilder, c Wil­ son, b Tindall P. Russell, c Veitch, b Tindall .......... W. E. Parish, not out .......... B 14, lb 7 Total 3 3 0 3 .. 21 ..154