Cricket 1890

430 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME; SEPT, 25, 1890. Mr. J. Cranston 10 Mr.W.H. Patter­ son ................. 4 Mr.P. S. Jackson 4 Times Most in Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns.Aver. Attewell G. G. Hearne Martin................. Painter .......... Sherwin .......... Mr. L.C. Docker W o o d .......... ... Mr. W. Newham Quaife................. Butler .......... Sharpe .......... Mr. C. F. Belcher Mr. H. B. Daft ... A. Ward .......... Humphreys Davidson .......... Mold ................. Pallett................. 0 0 3 0 3 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 91 ... 16 ..,. 10.1 40 ... 21 ..., 10 39 ... 21 . 9.3 81 ... 30 ..., 9 33 ... 25 ..., 8.1 55 ... 14 ..., 7.6 31 ... 23 ..., 7.3 37 ... 18* ..., 7.2 29 ... 20 ..., 7.1 36 ... 33 .... 7.1 S8 ... 19 ..,. 7 41 ... 15 ..., 6.5 28 ... 18 .... 5.3 33 ... 9* ..., 5.3 18 ... 12 .... 4.2 17 ... 10 ..,. 4.1 25 ... 8 .. . 4.1 15 ... 9 .... 3 3 14 ... 8* .... 2 4 17 ... 6 ..,. 2.5 5 ... 3 .... 1.1 than four com- pleted in n in g sM r. W. D. Llewellyn 33—8—33— 48*. Mr. L. A. Hamilton 0 -5 6 -0 —117*, Lee 3 - 2 - 4-67*, Mr. R. N. Douglas 9—57—2, and Mr. C. A. Smith 6-46*—58*. ENGLISH BOWLING AGAINST AUS­ TRALIANS. Flowers .......... Pallett................. Briggs................. Martin................. Peel ................. Shacklock.......... Sharpe................ Lockw ood.......... Wainwright Mold ................. Mr. F. R. Spof­ forth ................ Attewell .......... U lyett................. L ohm a n n .......... Davidson .......... Wright................. Pougher .......... Roberts .......... Barnes................. Mr. E. C. Streat­ feild ................. Mr. E. Smith ... Mr. C.A. Smith... Dr. W. G. Grace 108 Mr. S. M. J. Woods .......... 78 Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. 190.4 102 372.2 424 2 140.1 . 212 . 45 . 48.1 . 159.1 . 87 . 495.2 . 153 . 646.3 . 94.2 . 128.4 . 115 . 102 . 74 . 155.4 . 86 . .2 . 99 ... 237 ..,. 25 ... 9.12 52 ... 244 ..,. 14 ... 10.4 16* ... 609 ... 56 ... 10.49 195 ... 619 ..,. 56 ... 11.3 195 ... 519 .,.. 41 ..,. 1227 60 ... 240 ... 19 ... 12.12 96 ... 321 ... 25 ... 12.21 23 ... 80 ... 6 ... 13.2 13 .,.. 107 ... 8 ... 13 3 58 ... 325 ..,. 24 ..,. 13.13 31 ... 180 .,.. 13 .... 13.11 257 ... 626 ... 44 ... 1410 70 ... 297 .,.. 20 .,,. 14.17 284 ...1071 .,.. 67 .. 15.66 , 37 ... 178 .,.. 11 .,.. 16.2 64 ... 162 .... 9 ... 18 46 ... 137 .... 7 ..,. 19.4 48 ... 149 ... 7 ... 21.2 38 ... 110 ... 5 ... 22 68 .... 278 ... 12 ... 23.2 37 ... 168 .... 7 .... 24 19 ... 193 .,.. 8 .. 24.1 43 ... 198 ..,. 8 ..,. 24 6 COMPARATIVE TABLES.—BATTING. 31 ... 167 . , 41.3 The following bowled in two innings—Shilton, 49—15—100-6; Woof, 40.3—11—94—8; J. T. Hearne 52—23—91—8; Mr. E. A. Nepean, 47.4—13—127—8; and Mr. H. W. Forster, 80.4-34—130—6. The representative matches from which the batting and bowling tables given telow were two with England, two with the Players, two with the Marylebone Club, two with the South of England, and the engagements with Lord Sheffield’s Eleven, Lord Londesborough’s Eleven, and the North of England. AUSTRALIAN BATTING IN REPRESENTA­ TIVE MATCHES. Times Most in not out. Runs, an Inn. Aver. 0 .... 470 ..,. 90 ... 22.8 0 . .. 431 ..,, 93 .... 20.11 0 . ,.. 336 ... 61 ... 16 3 .,.. 241 ... 56 ... 16 0 . .. 131 .... 32 ... 12 1 . .. 103 ..,. 37 ... 12.7 0 . .. 252 . 42 ... 12 3 ... 204 ..., 67*... 11.6 5 ,.. 126 ... 27*... 9 5 ... 116 ..,. 23*... 7.11 0 . ... 100 ... 20 ... 7.9 1 . ,.. 92 .... 29 ... 7.1 4 ... 83 ..., 11 ... 5.8 Inns. Mr. J. J. Lyons ... 21 Mr.W.L.Murdoch 21 Mr. H. Trott ... 21 J. M‘C. Blackham 18 Mr. F. H. Walters 9 Mr. S. P. Jones... 9 Mr.C.T.B. Turner 21 Mr. J. E. Barrett 21 Mr. J. J. Ferris... 19 Mr. S. E. Gregory 20 Mr. P.C. Charlton 13 Mr. K. E. Burn... 14 Mr. H. Trumble 19 Mr. Boyle played in one match, scoring 3 runs. AUSTRALIAN BOWLING IN REPRESENTA­ TIVE MATCHES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Mr. J.J. Ferris... 562.2 Mr.O.T.B.Turner 521.4 Mr. J. J. Lyons... 152.3 Mr. P.C.Charlton 72 Mr. H. Trott ... 29 Mr.H. Trumble... 142 The following also bowled—Mr. S. P. Jones, 2— 0—16-0; Mr. H. F. Boyle, 10-4—17—0; and Mr. J. E. Barrett, 29—11—68—6. 220 . . 918 . . 64 . . 14.52 221 . . 874 . . 55 . . 15.49 42 . . 360 . . 16 . . 22 8 20 . 153 . . 5 . . 30,3 2 . . 119 . . 2 . . 59.1 52 . . 316 . . 5 . . 63.1 Footballs, This "<-CGIK( ,irand IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Most in Year. Inns. Runs, an Inns. Aver’ J. M‘C. Blackham 1878 ... 22... 256 ... 53 ..,, 19.9 ii 1880 ... 18... 205 ... 42* .... 13,10 1882 ... 43... 612 ... 62 .... 17 1884 ... 43... 690 ... 69 .... 17.10 M 1886 ... 52... 740 ... 71 ... 15.35 1888 ... 58... 518 ... 96 ... 9.35 1890 ... 51... 728 ... 75 ... 15 38 J. J. Ferris... ... 1888 ... 61... 528 ... 39 ..,. 11.33 ., ... ... 1890 ... 56... 617 ... 51* .... 15.2 S. P. Jones.......... 1882 ... 32... 370 ... 59 .... 11.29 ,, ... ... 1886 ... 66...1530 ... 151 .... 23.58 ................... 1888 ... 20... 803 ... 61 ... 16.15 W. l !* Murdoch 1890 ... 35... 403 ... 98 .... 12.4 1878 ... 28... 318 ... 49 ... 13.11 M 1880 ... 19... 465 ... 153* .... 25.15 M 1882 ... 61...1711 ... 286* ... 30.37 M 1884 ... 50...1378 ... 211 ..,. 80.28 n. Trott .......... 1890 ... 64...1459 ... 158 ... 23.33 1888 ... 65...1212 ... 83 .... 19.15 „ ... ... 1890 ... 65...1273 ... 186 .... 19.57 C. T. B. Turner 1888 ... 60... 807 ... 103 ... 13 53 » 1890 ... 60... 910 ... 59 ... 15.10 BOWLING. J. M'O.Black- ham . Year. Over. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. , 1884... 1886... J. J. Ferris S. P. Jones 1890... 21 ... 12 ... 16 ... H. Trott C. T. B.Tur- ner . 1882... 40 ... 1886... 170 ... 1888... 68.3... 1888... 503 3... 1890... 199 ... 1888 ..2589.3...1222., 1890...1651.1... 724. 0.,.. 8..,. 1 .... 8 9..,. 36. . 0 .,.. 0 4.... 26..,. 1 ..,. 26 4..,. 37..,. 0 .,.. 0 998..,.3103..,.220 .,.. 14.23 688...2838...215 ... 13.43 9.,,. 85.... 1 .,.. 85 66 .,. 342..,. 13 .,.. 26.4 19... 134.... 10 ... 13.4 149...1145.,.. 48 .,.. 23.41 34.,,. 610.,.. 23 .,.. 26.12 ,3192.. ..2725., .314 ... 11.38 .215 ...12.145 The following table gives a summary of the eleven a-side matches played by every one of the seven teams from the Coloniee. A contest against odds is included in the 18S6 figures, but with this exception the table refers to eleven a-side games exclusively. ELEVEN A-SIDE MATCHES. Year. 1878 1880 1882 1884 1886 1888 1890 Mtchs. Plyd. ..... 19 ...... ..... 11 ...... ..... 88 ...... ..... 32 ...... ..... 89 ...... ..... 40 ...... Won. 10 . 5 . 23 . 18 . 9 . 19 . 13 . Lost. . 4 ., .. 2 . 4 .. ,. 7 ., ,. 8 .. .. 14 . .. 16 . Drawn. .... 5 .... 4 ... 11 .... 7 .... 22 .... 7 .... 9 T he above tables are re-produced from the Sporting L ife. B R IX TON W AN D E R E R S CLUB . Matches played 37—won 9, lost 18, drawn 10. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most in Inns not out. Runs. an Inn. Aver. C. H. Wall ... 12 ,.. 2 .. 312 ... 53 ... 31.2 W. A. Gilligan 26 ... 3 .. 481 .. 100 ... 20.21 E. H. Cross ... 15 ... 2 .. 266 . . 47* .. 20.6 B. Glover........... 29 ... 5 .. 396 . . 134* ... 16.12 F. E. White ... 15 ... 0 ... 136 .. 30 ... 9.1 A. E. Veillard 25 ... 2 .. 193 . . 30 8.9 F. Odell .......... 17 ... 1 .. 129 . . 25 ... 8.1 F. P. Rider 20 ... 2 .. 142 . . 80 .. 7.16 J. Leleu .......... 23 ... 2 .. 155 . . 18 .. 7.8 C. F. Jones 20 ... 4 .. 104 . . 28* .. 6 8 H. Preston 12 ... 0 .. 57 . . 18 .. 4.9 A. A. Griffiths... 20 ... 4 .. 73 . . 20 .. 4.9 D. Maclauchlan 16 ... 4 .. 55 . . 10* .. 47 H.A.Humphreys 13 ... 0 .. 44 . . 9 .. 3.5 H. Odell .......... 11 ... 2 .. 25 . . 8* .. 2.7 The following batted in less than ten innings. E. V. White ... A. B. Fowler ... E. C. Griffiths A.J.Winstanley A. R. Whitley F. Leleu .......... H. D river......... J. W . Ashby ... W. Maclean ... M. G. Smith ... B. A. Glanvill A. W. J. Corr ... F. J. Finlinson W. Puckle.......... The following batted in two innings.-—R, Selby, 13, M. Plumpton, 10, and D. Oeorge, 1, 7 ... 0 ... 135 ..., 70 ... 19.2 9 ... 2 ... 134 ..., 43* ... 19.1 8 ... 2 ... 109 .... 42* ... 18.1 4 ... 1 ... 30 ..,. 17* ..,. 10 7 ... 2 ... 49 ..,. 18* ..,. 9.4 7 ... 0 ... 40 .... 20 ..,. 5.5 5 ... 1 . ,.. 23 ... 11* .,.. 5.3 4 ... 1 . ... 15 ... 15* ... 5 6 ... 3 .,.. 14 ... 11 .,.. 4.2 7 ... 2 .,.. 21 ... 10* .,.. 4.1 9 ... 1 . ... 26 .. . 6 .... 3.2 4 ... 0 , ... 13 ... 11 ... 3.1 4 ... 0 . ... 13 ... 12 ... 3.1 5 ... 1 . ... 9 ... 4 .... 2.1 The following batted in one innings.—L. Lewis, 15, W. Watts, 4, E. Gilbert, 3, and W. B. Mordin, 3. The following failed to score.—A. Berger, A. L. Guest, F. Berger, G. R. Allison, H. Berger, T. O. Jacobsen, G. Goss, R. J. Harris, and E. A. Watts. BOWLING AVERAGES. The following took more than twenty-five wickets. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. B. Glover .......... 212 ,... 82 ... 451 ... 44 ,... 10.11 C. F. Jones.......... 269 ... 59 ... 628 ... 60 ... 10.28 A. E. Veillard ... 420-1 ... 126 ... 807 ... 75 ... 10 57 W.A.Gilligan ... 141.1 ... 33 ... 389 ... 34 .,.. 11.15 The following took less than twenty-five wickets. R. Selby .......... 4.3 ... 0 ... 8 ... 3 ... 2.2 E .C. Griffiths ... 67 ... 19 ... 169 ... 15 ... 11.4 E. H. Cross 18 ... 5 ... 59 ... 5 ... 11.4 H. Preston.......... 74.1 ... 18 ... 180 ... 15 ... 12 F. P. R ider.......... 84 ... 8 ... 243 ... 19 ... 12.15 D. Maclauchlan 82.3 ... 20 ... 201 ... 14 ... 14 5 J. Leleu ......... 5 ... 0 ... 17 ... 1 ,... 17 W. B. Mardin ... 6 ... 0 ... 18 ... 1 ... 16 F. Odell .......... 3 ... 0 ... 18 ... 1 ... 18 A. W. J. Corr ... 29 ... 4 ... 90 ... 4 ... 22 2 A. B. Fowler ... 22.1 ... 4 ... 68 ... 3 ... 22.2 A. A. Griffiths ... 184.3 ,... 41 CO ro ... 19 . 22.15 H. Odell .......... 15 ,... 7 ... 23 ... 1 . ,.. 23 F. E. White ... 12 ... 2 ... 24 ... 1 . ... 24 F. Berger ... ... 16 ... 1 ... 52 ... 2 ... 26 The following bowled without success.—E. V. White, D. J. George, H. Driver, A. R. Whitley, W. Puckle, and G. R. Allison. A N S W E R S t o C O R R E S P O N D E N T S . A l f r e d J. D avis (Post Office, Iduteywa, Hanskei, South Africa).—Would you let me know through the columns of your paper the cause of death of Frederick, son of George II. ? I have heard that he was Billed or died from the e£fec>s of a blow from a cricket ball while playing in a match, tut cannot find any mention of the matter in my books. Would you also let me know what time intervened between accident and his death ?----- [According to Wraxall’s Memoirs (Vol. 1, page 403). Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales, father of George III., died on March 20, 1751, at Leicester House, from the effects of an internal abscess, formed from a blow he received on his side, several months before, from a cricket ball while engaged play­ ing (practising ?) at that game on the lawn in front of Cliefden House in Buckinghamshire, where he then principally resided. Mr. Arthur Haygarth mentions this in his preface to “ Scores and Biographies.”] SOU TH L A N C A SH IR E R EG IM EN T F R E E FO R E STE R S. Played at St. Peter’s, Jersey. S o u th L a n c a s h ir e R e g im e n t. First Innings. Lieut. Taylor, c and b F. M. Buckland ......... ... 13 Q.-M.-Sgt. Haxford, b F. M. Buckland ................. Lieut. Hornby, c Capron, b F. M. Buckland.......... Capt. Withington, b Mc­ Alpine...............................13 Capt. Prendergast, b Mc­ Alpine ................ ... Cpl. Woodgate, b F. M. Buckland........................ Second Innings. c Collins, b F. M. Buckland ... 9 cF.M. Buckland. b Turner ... 10 c M. C. Kemp, b Buckland ... 8 c Capron, b Turner ... ... 2 c M. C. Hemp, b Turner .......... Major O’Leary, c Capron, b F. M. Buckland.......... Lieut. Oakley, c E. H. Buckland, b F.M. Buck­ land ............................... Sgt. Harold, b McAlpine Lieut. Waters, b F. M. Buckland........................ Lieut. Senior, not out B 13,w 2................. c Turner, Buckland 6 c sub., b Turner run out b Turner 8 not out .......... 2 b McAlpine ... B 8, l b l.w l 15 T o ta l.................87 Total F r e e F or e ster s . First Innings. M. C. Kemp, c With- ingtos, b Hornby 3 J. A.Turner,cHarold, b Hornby.......... ... 61 F.W.Capron.b Waters 13 G. H. Buckland, c Waters, b Hornby 2 F. M. Buckland, b Harold .................33 K.McAlpine.bHornby 0 Total...........168 C. W.M.Kemp,runout 20 In the Second Innings M. C. Kemp scored (not out) 1, and McAlpine (not out) 8,—'Total 4, W. D. Bovill, not out 9 A. Somerville,bHax- fo r d ........................ 0 F. M. Ingram,c Hax­ ford, b Hornby ... 0 W. E. W. Collins, b H ornby.................18 B ........................ 9 NEXT ,, .OS iLiLCL'