Cricket 1892

AUG. 11, 1892 C R I C K E T : A W E E K L Y E E C O R D O P T H E G A M E . 8 5 3 LEICESTERSH IRE v. SURREY. The Surrey eleven, with the help of a big score on Thursday at Leicester, got such an advantage at the start that Leicestershire had, at the best, only one hope, of averting a defeat. This they failed to realise, as the game was over late on Friday afternoon, with an easy win for Surrey by an innings and 60 runs. Neither County had its full strength, as, while Surrey were without Mr. Shuter, Mr. Streatfeild, and Lockwood, Leicester­ shire was weakened ty the absence of Messrs. De Trafford, S. R . W right, and Lorrimore. Surrey were in all the first day for 349, the actual duration of their innings being a little over five hours and a quarter. A t one time it looked as if the score would be much larger. The telegraph showed 810 with only four wickets down, but the later bats­ men made a poor show against the fast bowling of Mr. W right. Henderson, Brockwell, Sharpe, and Mr. Clarke were all dismissed at 347, and the innings closed for 349, Mr. W right bowling the last four wickets without a run off him . Of a total of 319 from the bat, Maurice Read, Baldwin, and Henderson contributed 260. Though neither in­ nings was faultless Baldwin and Henderson were both seen to great advantage, batting with care and judgment. By far the best performance, though,was that of Maurice Read. For a little over three hours and a half, he played free and attract­ ive cricket, with only one actual-mistake when he had got 79. In their first innings on Friday m orn­ ing Leicestershire could do nothing with the fast bowling o f Richardson, and in two hours and a quarter they were all out, with Chapman’s 20 the best of five double figures. Richardson’s bowling was worthy of the highest praise. Although the wicket was in run-getting order he cam e back very quickly. Under such conditions his figures (eight wickets for 34) speak for themselves. Fol­ lowing on with a heavy sum of 233 against them, thanks to Holland and Warren Leicestershire made a better start. They added sixty-two runs for the second wicket, but after their separation no one else except Pougher and Chapman did much, and the chance of saving the innir gs was never very hopeful. This time Sharpe was the most success­ ful bowler. His five wickets only cost 32 runs. S u r r e y . Abel, c Arnall, b Pougher ......................11 Baldwin, c Turner, b Pougher ..................... 78 Lohmann, c Finney, b W right ..................... 35 M. Read, c Chapman, b W righ t....................131 Mr. W . W . Read, b Turner ......................11 Henderson, b W ood­ cock ..............................51 Brockwell, b W right Ayres, not o u t........... Sharpe, b W right ... Mr. A. F. Clarke, b W right .................. R i c h a r d s o n , b W right .................. B 24, lb 4, nb 2 ... Total ...349 L eicestershire . F irst Innings. Warren, c Ayres, b Rich­ ardson .......................... 8 Holland, b Richardson ... 1 Chapman, b Richardson... 20 Mr. J. A. Turner, c Abel, b R ich ardson ..................10 Pougher, b Richardson ... 7 Tomlin, b Richardson ... 2 Finney, c and b Lohmann 12 Mr. F. W right, c Hender­ son, b Richardson ... 16 Mr. C. S. Barrett, not out 3 W oodcock,c&bel,b Sharpe 18 Mr. W . E. Arnall, c M. Read, b Richardson ... 6 Second Innings. c M.Read, b Abel 35 c Brockwell, b Abel..................37 b Richardson ... 20 lbw, b Sharpe . c W . Read, Sharpe ... . c M. Read, Sharpe ... . b Sharpe ... . B 8, lb 5 13 15 c Ayres, b Sharpe 11 b Richardson ... 11 not out ........... 2 c and b Richard­ son .................. 0 B 9, lb 1 ... 10 T otal ..................116 Total ...173 BOWLING ANALYSIS. S u r r e y . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 33 12 852 T u rn er...113261 7 89 1 F in n ey ... 6 1 20 0 ______ _____ 250 0 Tom lin... 6 1 17 0 W right ... 23 13 326 W oodcock bowlsd two no-balls. L e ice ste rsh ire . Pougher., W oodcock 35 ArnaU ... 18 Lohmann Richardson Sharpe ... First Innings. O. M. R. W. 28 11 44 1 ... 27.2 6 54 8 .., 3 1 5 1 ... Abel Second Innings. O. M. R. W. . . . . 3 0 7 0 . ... 33.2 9 88 3 . ... 23 11 33 5 . 13 4 26 2 Brockwell 5 1 10 0 C ricketers not satisfied with the Balls and Bats they have used are advised to try the <. CCD«: brand m ade by Geo. G. Bussey & Co., Peckham Rye, S E.—Advt. CHESH IRE v. W ARW ICK SH IR E. Generally high scoring was the result o f this m atch, played at Stockport on Thursday and Fri­ day last. In the two days 699 runs were made for twenty-four wickets, which gives an average of over 29 runs. Brown and Smith of Cheshire were the highest run-getters, and the latter also bowled well, taking seven Warwickshire wickets for 102 runs. Brown’s hitting was very vigorous. His 94, which were got in just under an hour and a half, included two sixes. At the finish Warwickshire were 118 on with six wickets to fall. W arw ick sh ire.—First Innings. Mr. H. W. Bainbridge, c Bennett, b Smith 15 Major, c Pointon, b Robson ..................43 Richards, c Holden, b W righ t..................14 Mr. L. C. Docker, c Brown, b Sm ith ... 45 Mr. J. Rhodes, c Hol­ den, b S m ith ........... 7 Shilton, c Pointon, b W right ...................70 D evey, c Holden, b Smith ................... 7 Lilley, c Woodward, b S m ith ................... 3 Pallett, b Robson ... 22 Mr. K. J. Byrne, c Ravenscroft, b Wright ................... 4 Cresswell, not out... 2 B 23, lb 8, w 1, nb 2 34 Total ...266 In the Second Innings Bainbridge scored b Ben­ nett 14, Docker, b Robson 21, Shilton, b Bennett 23, Byrne, (not out) 21, Cresswell, c Paton, b Holden 43; extras 18—Total, 140. C heshire . Mr. J. Ravenscroft, b Cresswell.................. 0 Pointon, b Cresswell 65 Woodward, c Shilton, b Cresswell ........... 6 Mr. W . Hartley, run out .......................... 8 Wright, c Byrne, b Pallett .................. 3 Smith, c Cresswell, b Pallett .................. £6 Brown, c Lilley, b Devey ...................94 Mr. C. Holden, b S h ilton ...................14 Robson, c Bain­ bridge, b Shilton 4 Mr. G. C. Paton, b Byrne ................... 1 Bennett, not out ... 0 Extras.................. 12 Total , ...293 BICKLEY PARK v. CRYSTAL PALACE.— Played at Bickley Park on July 30. B ickley P ark . C. V. B. Davy, c Mitchell,b A. Baker 62 Q. Clarkson, c and b A. Baker..................31 G. C. Boosey, c Orme, b Aste .................. 30 L. A. Shuter, run out 17 H. E . Boucb, c Mitchell, b Aste ... 13 M. Baker, c P. Baker, b Orme , 15 C. H. Hunter, b Todd 11 T. P. Hilder, b M itch ell...................18 C. T. Boosey, c and b Mitchell ........... 8 W . J. Livingstone, c S t e p h e n s , b M itch ell................... 0 A. Boosey. not out... B 11, lb 5, nb 1 ... 17 P. C. Baker, c and b Bouch .................. 18 J. H. Todd, c and b Bouch H. Aste, b Bouch ... C. Mitchell, b Bouch J. Aste, c Hunter, b D avy.......................... W. J. Parry, c C. Boosey, b Bouch ... A. C. Pallissou, b D avy.......................... Total., C rystal P alace . R. C. Stevens, c G. Boosey, b Davy ... C. M. Orme, c sub., b B ouch ................... A. A. Knight, absent, h u r t .......................... H. Baker, not out ... B 1, lb 1, nb 1 ... ...223 Total G. E. Clarkson, not 1 out .......................... 38 C, T. Boosey, c and b 0 Marshall................... 11 C. Simonds. c Baiss, 0 b A. Hubbard ... 0 R . Hilder,b Marshall 0 3 C. Hurlbatt, c Escomb, b A H ubbard................... 0 9 B 4 ,lb 1 ................... 5 6 Total ........... 73 BICKLEY PARK v. OLD TONBRIDGIANS.— Played at Bickley Park on August 1. B ic k le y Park.—First Innings. J. M. Tonge, b A. H ubbard.................. A.Boosev.cEscom te, b A. Hubbard.......... H. E. Bouch, b M arshall.................. G. C. Boosey, b Marshall ........... T. P . Hilder, c Marshall, b A. H ubbard.................. R. H. Latter. cD arly, b A.H ubbard........... In the Second Innings Tongo scored (not out) 61, Bouch, c G. Hubbard, b A. Hubbard, 0, G. Boo3cy, c Arnold, b G. Hubbard, 10, T. Hilder, o Baiss, b G. Hubbard, 18, Latter (not out) 14, Clarkson, b G. Hubbard, 26; extras, 4. Total, 133. Innings declared closed. O ld Tonbridqians.—First Innings. H. Rudd, c Hurlbatt, Baiss, b Tonge............ 7 b B o u ch ..................13 Lovegrove, notou t... 8 A. Arnold, c and b Livingstone,b Bouch 0 Tonge ................... 9 W . Gregory, b W. Escom be, c Hurl- Tonge .................. 0 batt, b C. Boosey ... 18 F. Marshall,c Bouch, W . T. Darby, run b T o n g e .................. 1 out ..........................10 B 5 ,lb 3 , n b l ... 9 A. O. Hubbard, c and — b Bouch ..................18 Total ...........99 G. C. Hubbard, c Latter, b Tonge ... 6 In the Second Innings Rudd scored,lbw, b Bouch, 7, Arnold (not out) 15, Escombe(notout) 23, A. Hubbard, c A. Boosey, bB ouch, 7; extras, 5.—Total, 57, THE CROYDON WEEK. CROYDON v. AD D ISCOM B E .-Played at Addis­ com be on August 1. A dd isco m be . First Innings. R. Martyr, c Dalgliesh, b D rago..................................10 T. F. Perrin, c Watson, b D rage.................................. J. J. Smallwood, b Bagott 6 b Biscoe H. Clark, run out T. Purser, c Bagott, b Biscoe.................................. F. T. Wiltshire, c Lavers, b Biscoe .......................... J. R. Coulthard, b W atson H. W. Stovould, b Watson D. M. Roberts, c Dalgliesh, b W a tson .......................... A. Weightraan, not out Second Innings. c Dalgliesh, b Drage ........... 5 c Lavers, b Bis­ coe ..................... 10 . 9 . 6 14 b Biscoe 9 o Biscoe, b Drage 5 0 absent, hurt 1 b W atson ... 0 b W atson ... not out b Bagott E. W iltshire, b Drage ... 13 b Drage B 9, lb 4... Total 13 B 14, lb 2 . , 0 , 16 ... 78 C roydon . First Innings. W . H. Dent, b Sm allwood 14 N. Lavers, c Purser, b Smallwood .................. 1 T. A. W atson, c Wiltshire, b Smallwood .................. T. P. Austen, o Perrin, b Sm allwood .................. H. Biscoe, b P e rrin ........... W . H. Bagott, c sub, b Purser.................................. E. A. W illiam s, b Perrin... A. E. Drage, b Purser ... R. D. Dalgliesh, c Purser, b W iltshire .................. P. W. Scrivener, c Coult­ hard, b Purser.................. 4 H. Harries, not o u t ...........35 B 5, lb 3, w 1 ........... 9 17 33 T ota l... 73 Second Innings, b Perrin ........... 8 b W iltshire ... 0 b Perrin ........... 2 not out run out not out b Wiltshire B 5, lb 3 Total ...127 Total... 25 CROYDON v. ADDISCOMBE.— Played at Croy­ don on August 1. C royd on . H. R. Groom , run out 34 C. W. M. Feist, c Serres, b Roper ... 4 H. W. W ard, lbw, b Roper ..................... 48 A. C. Dent, c Serres, b M artin.................... 2 F. Hill, l>Martin ... 95 W. J. K. Flinton, b F. Grant............................. 18 A ddiscom be , W. Lemmon, o Hill, b F eist............................ 4 R. J. Grant, c Long, b Feist .................... 1 S. Shorter, c Long, b Flinton ..................... 40 J. Grant, c Long, b Hill ..............................12 Rev. H. A. Serres, b Paget ......................42 C. G. Paget, run out 6 G.F.Long, b Lemmon 0 S.J.Ching.bLemmon 23 J. Aris, b Lemm on... 20 V. G. Biscoe, not out 6 B 3,lb 2, w 3, n b l 9 Total ...265 B.T.Marshall,c Long, b Flinton ........... 0 F. O. Grant, b Feist... 5 N. Cutler, not out ... 40 H. A. Roper, b Paget 0 G.A.Martin,b Flinton 3 B 32, lb 4, nb 1 ... 37 Total ...184 CROYDON v. BURLINGTON WANDERERS.— Played at Croydon on August 2. C roydon . T.A.W atson.c Wells, b Bexter..................37 C.G.Pagett.bLunnon 1 R . D. Dalgliesh, b Freem an..................12 W . H. Bagott, not out 5 H. Bisooe, b Bexter... 0 B 18, lb 4 ...........22 Total H. R. Groom, c Bull, b Lunnon .......... 14 R. Biscoe, lbw, b L u n n o n .................. 22 L . W ood, c and b Lunnon ................... 1 S. J. Ching, b Bull ... 0 F. Hill, c Bull, b Lun­ non ..........................11 W. T. Grant, b Bull 0 B u rlin g to n W anderers. J. N. Cooper, b Grant 7 M. M oore, c Watson, b Hill..........................23 W . H. Lunnon, c Chin?, b Bagott ... 49 F. W. Freeman, not out ..........................142 J. Baxter, c R. Biscoe, b Hill.......................... 8 S. Cook, b W ood ... 0 J. Pattison did not bat. ..125 F. Holmes, c Bagott, b W atson ...........18 Graham, b P a gett... 7 H. Bull, c Dalgliesh b P a g e tt.................. 9 M. Wells, not out ... 17 B 82, lb 5, w 2 ... 39 Total ...314 PAIN8WICK X I. v. G. P. C r a u f u b d ’ s X I.—Playe at Painswick Park on August 6. Scores:—Pains w ick E leven, 121 for eight wickets—innings' declared closed (W. Gaze not out 73); G. P* Craufurd’s Eleven, 58 and 9 for one wicket.