Cricket 1890

APRIL 24, 1890. CRICKET: A WEEKLY BECORD OF THE GAME. 67 M E LBOU RN E C LU B v. F IF T E E N OF QU EEN SLAND . The same bad luck which had attended the Queensland players in their match against New South Wales, at Sydney, a few days before, followed them when their tim e came to meet eleven of the Melbourne Club on March 10. The wicket at the first was easy, but cut up badly towards the end of the innings, and the tail made, in consequence, only a poor show. Coningham, who showed such excellent all-round cricket at Sydney, was again very successful with the bat. W ith the exception of Hutton, who, it is said, is going to stay in Sydney, no one else could do anything against the bowling of M cLeod, Phillips and Dickson, and the pair were responsible for 73 out of 110 from the bat, Dickson perform ed w ith great success on the later batsmen. H is six wickets only cost 10 runs. M cLeod, who had bowled well for the club, was also the chief scorer. The match was drawn. Q ueensland XV. First Innings. M’William, c Hous­ ton, b Dickson ... 0 Newman, b Phillips 0 Hitchcock, b Dick­ son ........................ 0 D. Munro, c M’ll- wraith, b Dickson 10 Byrne, b Phillips ... 0 Pennell, c Swift, b D ickson................. 0 Birtenshaw, not out 0 E xtras................. 6 Coningham,cPhillips, b M’Leod.................43 Bradley, b M’Leod ... 2 Hutton, c Switt, b M’Leod .................30 Sylvester, c Houston, b Phillips................. 8 Cockroft.cM’Ilwraith, b Phillips................. 3 W. Munro, run out... Thomas, c Swift, b Dickson . M’Millan, c and b Dickson . ... 8 T otal..........116 In the Second Innings Coningham scored c M’Leod, b Phillips 12, Thomas (notout) 19, Hutton, b Ross 4, D. Munro (not out) 5 ; lb 1.—1Total, 41. M.C.C. Manion, c and b Hut­ ton ........................10 Ingleton, c Hitch­ co c k ^ Hutton ... 31 Carr, b Sylvester ... 7 M’Leod,st Hitchcock, b W. Munro ..........46 Houston, b Sylvester 9 Swift, b Sylvester ... 9 Ross, c Hitchcock, b M’M illan.................14 M’llwraith, not out Phillips, b Hutton... Dickson, c Munro, b Sylvester.................47 Cotter, b Sylvester... 0 Extras................. 5 Total ...243 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Q ueensland . M'Leod Phillips Dickson First Innings. B. M. R. W. ...144 8 42 3 ...192 12 18 4 ... 61 4 10 6 Ross . Second Innings. B.M. R. W. ... 30 1 13 0 ... 36 2 15 1 24 2 6 0 12 6 1 M.C.C. B. Coningham90 M’Millan ...30 Sylvester 168 M. R. W. 5 30 0 0 15 1 6 94 5 B. M. R. W. Hutton... 96 4 81 3 Cockroft 60 W.Munro 72 0 35 0 0 33 1 HIGH SCORING IN AUSTRALIA. SOU TH M E LBOU RN E v. ST. K IL D A . The m atch between these Clubs at South Melbourne, concluded on March 8, produced the second highest innings made in a Club m atch of any importance in Australia. W hen stumps were drawn at the end of the second Saturday (March 1), South Melbourne had made 595 for eight wickets, and this was increased to 700 before the last wicket fell. Trott made 161 early in the innings, but the latter part was even m ore noteworthy. Graham, a young player just drafted into the first eleven, and Rains put on no less than 220 for the ninth wicket, and the form er was not out at the finish, having scored 161 by very free cricket. In his figures were one 5, and twenty-five 4’s. “ F elix,” of the Australasian newspaper, thinks that Graham is likely to make a name as a batsman, as he bats soundly and vigorously and is at hom e all round the wicket. S outh M elbourne . E .A.Barrett, c Sidde- ley, b L. Keogh ... 41 A.Tarrant.b L.Keogh 11 H. Trott, c L. Keogh, b E. Keogh .......... 162 Dr. J. E. Barrett, c and b E. Keogh ... 39 S. Morris, b E. Keogh 0 A. Bowman, c Smith, b W ilson...................77 G. Biddolph,bWi!son 68 J. Slight, c Wade, b M'Shane.................18 H. Graham, not out 161 A. Rains, b E. Keogh 68 C. Kemp, c M‘Shane, b Ritchie .......... 2 Extras.................53 Total ...700 S t . K ilda . S. Donahoo, l b w , b Trott ... 75 P. M'Shane, b Morris 5 R. Smith, c Rains, b Morris 4 E. Keogh, c Rains, b Morris 1 Wilson, c Morris, b Trott ... 19 Wade, st Rains, b Morris 11 Hunt, c Kemp, b Trott... 36 Hatch, c J. E. Barrett, b Trott ... 44 L. Keogh, st Rains, b Morris ................. 0 Ritchie,c Bowman,b Morris ................. 6 Siddeley, not out ... 4 Extras......... ... 4 Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. S outh M elbourne . ...209 B. M. R. W. R. Smith 306 9 123 0 L. Keogh...228 10 120 2 Ritchie ...111 1 89 1 E. Keogh...174 3 113 4 Wilson bowled 2 wides. B. M. R. W, Wilson ... 90 5 Siddeley.. 16 0 18 Wade ... 24 2 0 8 0 S t . K ilda . Morris , Kemp B. M. R. W . I 138 3 83 6 . 64 1 35 0 I Trott B. M. R. W. . 84 2 87 4 THE NEW SOUTH WALES TEAM IN NEW ZEALAND. The following are the scores of the two last matches played by the New South Wales Team in New Zealand. NEW SOUTH WALES TEAM v. SOUTH CANTERBURY. New South Wales won by nine wickets. S outh C anterbury . First Innings. Rothwell, b Callaway ... Raymond, c Callaway, b M’Glinchy........................ Morrison, c Cottam, b Newell ........................ Moore, c Shepherd, b Newell........................ Second Innings. 0 lbw, b Newell ... 7 0 c Shepherd, b Newell .......... 6 7 b Callaway ... o 3 st Shepherd, b Newell .......... 4 Smith, c Robinson, b Cottam ........................28 c and b Newell 7 Jefferson, lbw, b Newell... 7 lbw, b Callaway 0 C. T. H. Perry, c Davis, b Cottam ........................ 11 b Callaway ... 7 Hughes, c and b'Cottam... 5 c Robinson, b Callaway ... 3 Robertson, c M’Glinchy, b Newell ........................ 1 not out .......... 7 A. C. Perry, b Callaway ... 12 b Callaway.......... 0 Bristol, not o u t ................. 5 b Callaway ... 4 E xtras........................ 10 Extras............ 10 T o t a l.................89 Total ... 55 N.S.W. First Innings. Cowper, run out ... 17 Cottam, c Robertson, b Hughes.................10 M’Glinchy, c Bristol, b Hughes................. 3 Youill, b Bristol ... 11 Robinson, run out ... 13 Da\is, c Robertson, b Hughes ................. 2 Clarke, c and b Hughes ................. 9 In the Second Innings Clarke scored b Bristol 9, Cottam (not out) 45,Cowper (not out) 11; extras, 5. —Total, 70. Shepherd, c Smith, b Bristol.......... Newell, not out Callaway,c Jefferson, b Bristol................. Josephs, b Hughes... Extras... Total BOWLING ANALYSIS. S outh C anterbury . First Innings. B. M. R. W. Callaway ...85 M’Glinchy ...45 Cottam.......... 60 N ewell........... 95 8 19 2 4 13 1 5 24 3 8 23 4 Hughes Bristol Smith ... N.S.W. First Innings. B. M. R. W. 90 , 60 , 25 5 28 3 .......... 15 0 .......... Morrison... C. Perry ... Second Innings. B. M. R. W. ... 93 7 19 6 ... 90 7 26 4 Second Innings. B. M. R. W. 4 23 0 75 45 15 5 6 0 22 1 1 11 0 0 8 0 1 1 0 N EW SOU TH W A L E S v. W E L L IN G TO N . Played at W ellington on March 21 and 22. New South Wales won by eight wickets. W ellington . First Innings. Moorhouse, run o u t.......... 8 Blacklock, run out .......... 6 Cross, c Clarke, b Newell 22 Fuller, b Newell .......... 1 Taylor, b Callaway.......... 0 Roberts, run out................. 0 Frith, c Youill, b Cottam 1 Ogier, b C lark e.................36 M'Girr, b Clarke.................15 Dryden, not ou t................. 7 Hewat, b Newell................. 2 Extras ........................11 , 42 Second Innings, b M'Glinchy ... < b Cottam .......... \ b M'Glinchy ... 2< run out ... . c Shepherd, Cottam ... . c Shepherd, M'Glinchy . b M'Glinchy . b Newell ... . b Newell ... . b M'Glinchy . not out ... . Extras... . 3 15 0 20 2 4 10 T otal ... 1C9 Total... 142 N ew S outh W ales . First Innings. Newell, not out ... 20 Shepherd, c Roberts, b Frith .................13 Joseph, c Ogier, b M'Girr ................. 2 Callaway, b M'Girr 2 Cowper, b Hewat Cottam, c and d Dryden .................62 Robinson, c Cross, b Dryden ................. 1 Youill, b Hewat ... 9 Davis, b Taylor ... 17 M'Glinchy, c Frith, b Hewat ... •. ... 26 Clarke, c M'Girr, b Hewat .................11 In the Second Innings Cowper scored (not out) 11, Cottam, c and b Taylor, 4, Davis, 1 b w, b Ogier, 49, M'Glinchy (not out) 17 ; extras, 4.— Total, 85. Total ...17a HAMPTON W IC K CLUB. F ixtu res for 1890. May 14—Richmond, v. Richmond. May 17—Hampton Wick, v. Heathfield. May 26—Brookwood, v. Brookwood. May 27—Hampton W ick, v. Guildhall. May 31—Hampton Wick, v. Kensington Park. June 4—Hampton Wick, v. Aldershot Army College. June 7—Hampton W ick, v. Northbrook. June 11—Hampton W ick.v, Grammar School. June 14—Hampton Wick, v. Chatham House Wanderers. June 21—Hampton Wick, v. Clapham Wanderers. June 25—Hampton Wick, v. Thespians. June 28—Teddington, v. Teddington. July 2—Lee, v. Northbrook. July 9—Hampton W ick, v. Clapham Wanderers. July 12—Hampton W ick, v. Gryphons. July 16—Hampton W ick, v. Stoics. July 19—Hampton W ick, v. Pallingswick. July 23—Hampton Wick, v. Grammar School. July 26—Hampton Wick, v. Richmond. July 31—Byfleet, v. Byfleet. August 2—Acton, v. Pallingswick. August 4—Surbiton, v. Surbiton. August 6—Hampton Wick, ▼. St. Margaret’s. August 9—Hampton Wick, v. Burlington Wanderers. August 13—Hampton Wick, v. Thespians. August 16—Hampton ^ ick, v. Thames Ditton. August 20—Brookwood, v. Brookwood. August 23—Hampton W ick, v. Heathfield. August 28-Hampton Wick. v. Byfleet. September 6—Hampton Wick. v. St. Margaret’s. C r ic k e t e r s .— B e st G oods b e ar th is M a r k . —Advt.