Cricket 1890

432 CRICKET: A WEEKLY BECORD OF THE GAME. SEPT. 25, 1890. TH E SU R R E Y E LEV EN v. E IG H T E EN OF M ID -S U R R E Y . T he Surrey eleven, who opened their season at Kingston against a local team, ended it aho in M id-Surrey with a fixture against E ighteen of the division. The game, which was played under the direct auspices of the county club, on the Athletic Ground at Richm ond, on M onday and Tuesday, produced some excellent cricket, which was m uch appreciated by a large com ­ pany. The eighteen were a strong all-round lot, and there was great excitem ent at the finish of their innings, which just headed that of their opponents by 3 runs. Ireland and Barker, the two last batsmen, too, were R ich ­ m ond players, so that their success gave great satisfaction to the crowd. Brockwell played very fine cricket for the eleven, and H oldship, Fitzgerald, and G. F . Cornish were seen to best advantage for the eighteen. S u r r e y . First Innings. Mr. C. M. Wells, c Clarke, b H. H. C orn ish ................. 1 Mr. C. A. Trouncer, b H. H. Cornish ... 5 Abel, c Clarke, b Barber ................. 9 Bead, c H. H. Cor­ nish, b Docker ... 22 Lockwood, lbw, b H. H. Cornish ..........38 Brockwell, c Ayres, b H. H. Cornish ... 88 Watts, c Richard­ son, b Barker........... 4 Mr. W . W. Read, c Pentelow, b H. H. Cornish .................. 3 Lohmann,c Richard­ son, b Docker ... 10 Wood, not o u t....... 31 Sharpe, c Holdship, b H. H. Cornish ... 2 B 14, w 1 ....... 15 Total ...228 In the Second Innings Wells scored (not out) 1, Watts, c H. S. Bush, b Crawford 0, Abel, c Bick­ nell, b Barker 1, M. Bead (not out) 1—Total, 3. M id -S urrey . H. S. Bush, c Loh­ mann, b Sharpe ... 2 A. R. Holdship. c Lohmann,bSharpe 30 G. E. Bicknell, c Abel, b Lockwood 16 N. Roberts, c Loh­ mann, b Lockwood 2 F. Weatray, c Brock­ well, b Lockwood 3 Rev. J. C. Crawford, c Watts, b Lock­ wood........................13 Ayres, c M., b W. Read......................... 7 F. W. Bush, b Sharpe 14 H. B. Richardson, lbw, b W . Read ... 13 Dr. Fitzgerald, b Sharpe ....................24 BOWLING S. Co’man, c Watts, b Brockwell ..........15 G. F. Cornish, c Watts,b Lockwood 30 W. B. Pentelow, c Abel, b Lockwood 0 W. Ireland, not out 21 A. F. Clarke, .b Sharpe ... .......... 4 H. H. Cornish, b Sharpe ................. 0 L. Docker, c Abel, b Lockwood .......... 1 W. Barker, c and b Sharpe ................. 6 B 25,1 b 5 ..........30 Total ..........231 ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Barker .......... 29 9 52 2 ........... 2.3 2 0 1 Crawford .. 1 0 5 0 ........... 3 1 3 1 H. H. CorniBh 28 8 76 6 Docker .......... 15 2 26 2 Bicknell......... 3 0 19 0 Ayres .......... 3 0 14 0 Holdship ... 6 0 21 0 Bicknell bowled a wide. M id -S u r r e y . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W- Sharpe ... 50.2 25 75 7 1Brockwell 14 7 24 1 Wells ... 23 8 45 0 W. 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Smith, c Bar- well, b Head.......... 0 B. Sanders, not out 0 B ........................ 2 A.S. Johnston, c and b Head .................19 G. Batt Mills, c Pal­ mer, b Allport ... 7 G. H. P. Street,b All­ port .......... ........ 1 A. E. Heatley, c McEwen, b Head ... 9 E. C. Nichols, b Head 4 A. S. Dutton, st McEwen, b Head... 2 In the Second Innings Johnson scored, c Allport b Head, 1, Batt Mills b Allport, 12, Street, b Chees­ ley, 3, Heatley, c Allport, b Moseley. 55, Nichols, lbw, b Moseley, 33, Dutton, run out, 0, Reeve, c and b Moseley, 2.—Total, 106. Total... 53 W e s t ’s P o c k e t S c o r e B o o k contains ample room for keeping Bowling Analysis, &c., for 48 innings. In use by all principal Clubs. Post free Is. ljd., of Wright and Co., 41, St. Andrew’s Hill, Doctors’ Commons, E.C. L . J. 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