Cricket 1892

SEPT. 8, 1992 CRICKET: A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME; 425 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. ,. 950.2 , . 138.3 . .. 682.1 , 687.4 . Attewell ... Abel .......... Lockwood... Briggs......... Mold .......... Lohmann ... Watson ... Flowers ... Nichols ... W. C. Hedley T yler.......... Wainwright J. T. Hearne ... 859.4 Peel ................. 979.3 S. M. J. Woods 578.1 T. Rawlin.......... 806.1 Shacklock.......... 626.2 W, Hearne ... 779.2 782 . 622.4 . 418.4 . 440.3 . 238.4 . 563 595.1 Mdns. ,. 472 , 82 .. 232 „ 293 ,. 216 ,. 295 ,. 260 , 152 . 180 ,. 72 .. 159 .. 208 .. 330 .. 423 .. 182 .. 310 .. 246 .. 255 Runs. Wkts. ...1241 ... 97 ... ... 317 ... 27 ... ...1512 .. 114 ... ...1158 ... 85 ...1425 ...104 ,..1115 ...102 ... ,.. 741 . ... 802 , .. 789 . ... 570 . ...1299 ...1249 , , 52 ... . 53 .. 51 .. 36 .. . 81 . . 77 ..1623 ...100 ...1443 ... 88 . ...1397 . ...1368 . ...1308 . ...1634 . , 85 ., . 78 .. 71 Aver. . 12.79 . 12.85 13.26 . 13.62 ,. 13.70 13.87 14.25 . 15.13 . 15.47 . 15.83 .. 16.03 ,. 16.22 ,. 16.23 .. 16.39 .. 16 43 .. 17.53 .. 17.67 .. 18.56 SURREY—Won, 13; lost, 2 ; drawn, 1. Total, 16. RESULTS OF MATCHES. June 2, 3—Oval, v. Somersetshire. Won! by 179 runs. Surrey, 115 and 300; Somersetshire, 79 and 157. June 0, 7, 8—Nottingham, v. Notts. Lost by 7 wickets. Surrey, 97 and 169; Notts, 121 and 143 for 3 wickets. June 13, 14—Oval, v. Middlesex. Won by 8 wickets. Surrey, 210 and 172 for 2 wickets; Middlesex, 72 and 306. June 21, 22—Leeds, v. Yorkshire. Won by 17 runs. Surrey, 151 and 81 for 7 wickets (innings declared closed); Yorkshire, 87 and 128. June 23, 21, 25—Manchester, v. Lancashire.Drawn. Surrey, 8 for no wicket; Lancashire, 216 for 8 wickets (innings declared closed). June 27, 28, 29—Oval, v. Gloucestershire. Won by 8 wickets. Surrey, 326 and 11 for 2 wickets; Gloucestershire, 113 and 222. July 14, 15—Tonbridge, v. Kent. Won by 5 wickets. Surrey, 97 and 142 for 5 wickets; Kent, 80 and 157- July 18, 19, 20—Brighton, v. Sussex. Won by an innings and 26runs. Surrey, 279; Sussex, 171 and 82. July 21, 22, 23—Oval, v. Yorkshire.) Won by 72 runs. Surrey, 245 and 189 : Yorkshire, 167 and 195. July 25, 26—Oval," v.l Sussex. Won by an innings and 110 runs. Surrey, 413 ; Sussex, 137 and 166. August 1, 2, 3—Oval, v.|Notts. Lost by 4 wickets. Surrey, 129 and 159 ; Notts, 121and 165 for 6 wickets. August 11, 12—Lord’s, v. Middlesex. Won by an innings and 2 runs. Surrey, 291: Middle­ sex, 112 and 180. August 15, 16, 17—Taunton, v. Somersetshire. Won by 186 runs. Surrey, 252 and 156: Somer­ setshire, 174 and 49. August 18, 19, 20—Cheltenham, v. Gloucester­ shire. Won by 10 wickets. Surrey, 261 and 27 for no wicket. Gloucestershire, 93 and 197. August 22, 23—Oval, v. Lancashire. Won by 7 wickets. Surrey, 229 and 71 for 3 wickets. Lancashire, 99 and 197. Augu t £5, 26—Oval, v. Kent. Won by 10 wickets. Surrey, 2 11 and 65 for no wicket. Kent, 101 and 173. BATTING AVERAGES. Times. Most in. Inns. not out. Runs.an Inn. Aver. Mr. W. W. Read 27 ... 5 ... 896 ... 196*... 40.72 Abel ................. 26 ... 1 .. 617 ... 64 ... 25.88 H enderson.......... 23 ... 4 ..., 171 ... 74*... 24.78 Baldwin .......... 8 ... 1 ... 169 ... 6J ... 2411 L ock w ood .......... 21 ... 1 ... 469 ... 83 ... 23 45 Mr. J. Shuter ... 23 ... 1 ... 486 ... 56 ... 22.09 MT.K.O.Streatfdld 6 ... 1 ... , 109 ... 39 ... 21.80 M. Read................ 22 ... 3 .... 405 ... 86 ... 21.31 Brockwell .......... 17 ... 4 .... 2*4 ... 41 ... 18.76 Mr. K. J. Key ... 13 ... 1 ..., 221 ... 47 ... 18.41 Lohmann .......... 23 ... 1 ... 335 ... 73 ... 15.22 Watts ................. 4 ... 1 ... 29 ... 12*... 9.66 Richardson.......... 12 ... 7 ... 41 ... 13 ... 8 80 W ood ................. 11 ... 0 ... . 92 ... 37 ... 8.36 Sharpe................. 9 ... 2 ..., 51 ... 14 ... 7.28 Mr. A. F.Clarke... 5 ... 2 .... 19 ... 9 ... 6.33 Ayres ................. 4 ... 0 .... 18 ... 10 ... 4.50 C. M. Wells, 3 not out, batted in one innings only. CENTURIES FOR. W. w. Read, Surrey v. Sussex, July 25 .......... 196* W. W.Read, Surrey v. Sussex, July 18 ..........112 W.W.Read,Surrey^.Gloucestershire,August 18 107 CRICKETERS— B e st < G C B « Goods C ity Agents— b e a r this M ark.—Advt. P a rton & L e s te r , 94, Queen S t., Cheapside. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdn8. Runs. Wkta. A\er. Abel .................138.3 . . 32 .. 347 .. 27 .. 12.85 Lockw ood.......... 682.1 . . 232 . .1512 ..114 .. 13.26 Lohmann .......... 782 . . 295 . .1415 ..102 .. 18.87 Richardson......... 189.3 . . 63 .. 450 .. 24 .. 18.75 Mr.E.C.8treatfeild 37 ... 6 .. 71 .. 3 .. 23.66 Sharpe.................156.2 . . 68 . . 330 . . 12 .. 27.50 B rockw ell.......... 38 . . 13 . . 73 . . 1 .. 73 Mr. W. W. Read 18 . . 0 .. 60 . . 0 .. C. M. Wells ... 3 . . 1 .. 4 . .. o .. Lockwood delivered 26 no-balls, Richardson one wide. CENTURY AGAINST. F. Sugg, for Lancashire, June 23 ................. 107* WICKET KEEPING. H. Wood .......... stumped 3 and caught out 26 Mr. A. F. Clarke... „ 4 „ „ „ 4 A. Watta .......... „ 0 „ „ „ 8 NOTTS.—Matches played 16, won 10, lost 2,drawn RESULTS OF MATCHES. May 26, 27, 28—Nottingham, v. Sussex. Won by 63 runs. Notts, 143 and 9d ; Sussex, 101 and 75. June 6, 7, 8—Nottingham, v. Surrey. Won by 7 wickets. Notts, 124 and 143 for three wickets; Surrey, 97 and 169. June 16,17,18—Nottingham, v. Lancashire. Won by six wickets. Notts, 178 and 222 for four wickets; Lancashire, 217 and 182. June 20, 21, 22—Lord’s, v. Middlesex. Won by an innings and 14runs. Notts, 466 ; Middle­ sex, 195 and 257. June 23, 21, 25—Nottingham, v. Somersetshire. Won by six wickets. Notts, 92 and 145 for four wickets; Somersetshire. 77 and 159. June 27| 28—Sheffield, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. Notts, 116 ; Yorkshire, 138 and 62 for four wickets. July 7, 8, 9—Brighton, ▼. Sussex. Won by 91 runs. Notts, 167 and 289 ; Sussex, 222 and 113. July 14, 15—Nottingham, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. Notts, 369; Yorkshire, 107 and 33 for four wickets. July 21, 22—Nottingham, v. Gloucestershire. Won by an innings and 100 runs. Notts, 253 ; Gloucestershire, 80 and 73. August 1, 2, 3—Oval, v. Surrey. Won by four wickets. Notts, 124 and 165 for six wickets ; Surrey, 129 and 159. August 4, 5, 6—Canterbury, v. Kent. Won by 56 runs. Notts, 226 and 178; Kent, 162 and 184. August 8, 9,10—Nottingham, v. Middlesex. Won by eight wickets. Notts, 191 and 111 for two wickets; Middlesex, 97 and 202. August 15,16,17—Cheltenham, v.G oucestershire. Drawn. Notts, 429; Gloucestershire, 146 and 196 for five wickets. August 18, 19—Taunton, v. Somersetshire. Lost by an innings and 122 runs. Notts, 118 and 69 ; Somersetshire, 309, August 25, 26, 27—Manchester, v. Lancashire. Lost by an innings ana 69 runs. Notts, 188 and 50; Lancashire, 277. August 30—Nottingham, v. Kent. Drawn. Kent, 113- BATTING AVERAGES. Times. Most in. Inns, not out. Runs, an Inns. Aver. Shrewsbury ... 24 Gunn .................24 Shrewsbury, jun. 5 H. B. Daft ... 16 Flowers ..........22 Shacklock......... 2) Mr.J.8.liobinson 13 Mr. J. A. Dixon 21 Barnes................ 21 W. Attewell ... 23 Mr. A. O. Jones 17 Sherwin ..........18 Mr. C. W.Wright 7 Mr. O. Redgate 5 The following also batted :—Wilkinson 2*—16* and 3; Baguley, 4—1—and 0. T. Attewell 1 and 1. and Carlin 0 and 4. Mee did not bat. CENTURIES FOR. A. Shrewsbury, v. Middlesex, June 21 ... 212 A. Shrewsbury, v. Gloucestershire, August 15 127 A. Shrewsbury, v. Yorkshire, July 14............. 116 A. Shrewsbury, v. Kent, August 4 ............. HI* BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. W.|Attewell ... 950.2 ...472 ...1241 ... 97 ... 12.79 F-owers ......... 418.4 ...152 ... 8o2 ... 53 ... 15.13 8hacklock......... 626.2 ...216 ...1303 ... 74 ... 17.67 Barnes................. 224.1 ... 80 ... 503 ... 26 ... 19.34 2 .... 920 ... 212 ... 41.81 2 ... 714 ... 91* .... 32.45 3 ... 63 ..„ 31* .,.. 81.50 6 .,.. 270 ..,. 43* .... 27 1 .... 435 ..,. 72 .,.. 20.71 5 .... 302 .... 36 ... 20.13 1 . .. 218 ..,. 72 .,,. 18.16 1 . .. 328 ... 71* ..,. 16.40 0 . .. 381 .. . 65 .,.. 1587 2 ... 318 ... 59 .... 15.14 1 . .. 2i2 ... 38 ... 13.25 4 ... 172 ... 32 .,.. 12.28 0 . ... 77 ..,. 32 ... 11 0 . ... 47 ... 18 .,.. 9.40 Mr,J^. Dixon ... 42 7 ... Ill ... 1 ... Ill The following bowled in less than three matches:—Mee, 19—4—29—4:—Baguley, 16—9—23 —2 : Sherwin, 20—10—35—3 : H. B. Daft, 9—2— 27—2: Shrewsbury, jun. 14—2—31—0 : Wilkinson, 7—2—26—0; Mr, O, Redgate, 5—1—25—0, and Mr. A, O, Jones, 2—0—8—0. Barnes delivered one no-ball. CENTURY AGAINST. Mr. A. E. Stoddart, for Middlesex, June 20 ... 130 w ic k e t . k e e p in g . stumped 2 and caught out 37. Sherwin Carlin SOMERSETSHIRE.—Matches played 16, won 8, lost 5, drawn 3. RESULTS OF MATCHES. June 2, 3.—Oval, v. Surrey. Lost by 179 runs. Somersetshire, 79 and 157 ; Surrey, 115 and 300. June 6, 7.—Lord’s, v. Middlesex. Lost by 112 runs. Somersetshire, 151 and 71; Middlesex, 142 and 195. June 20, 21.—Catford Bridge, v. Kent. Won by four wickets. Somersetshire, 138 and 160 for six wickets; Kent, 189 and 108. June 23, 24, 25.—Nottingham, v. Notts. Lost by six wickets. Somersetshire, 77 and 159; Notts, 92 and 145 for four wickets. July 14,15,16,—Bristol, v. Gloucestershire. Won by seven wickets. Somersetshire, 313 and 113 for three wickets; Gloucester­ shire, 202 and 222. July 18, 20.—Taunton, v. Lancashire. Won by four wickets. Somersetshire, 72 and 130 for six wickets; Lancashire, 48 and 153. July 21, 21.—Taunton, v. Sussex. Won by six wickets. Somersetshire, 113 and 234 for four wickets; Sussex, 125 and 224. July 25, 26.—Taunton, v. Kent. Won by eight wickets. Somersetshire, 180 and 113 for two wickets; Kent, 121 and 198. August 9.—Manchester, v. Lancashire. Lost by eight wickets. Somersetshire, 88 and 68; Lancashire, 116 and 32 for two wickets. August 11,12.—Sheffield, v. Yorkshire. Won by 87 runs. Somersetshire, 71 and 248; York­ shire, 110 and 125. August 15,16, 17 —Taunton, v. Surrey. Lost by 186 runs. Somersetshire, 174and 49; Surrey, 253 and 156. August 18, 19—Taunton, v. Notts. Won by an inninga and 122 runs. Somersetshire, 3o9 ; Notts, 118and 69. August 22, 23—Taunton, v. Middlesex. Won by 70 runs. Somersetshire, 160 and 217 ; Mid­ dlesex, 123 and 184. August 25, 26—Taunton, v. Yorkshire. Drawn. Somersetshire, 592; Yorkshire, 299. August 80—Taunton, v. Gloucestershire. Drawn. Gloucestershire, 96 for nine wickets. September 1, 3—Brighton, v. Sussex. Drawn. Somersetshire, 62 for one wicket. BATTING AVERAGE3. Times Most in Inns, not out.Runs. an Inns. Aver. Mr. H. T. Hewett 27 ... 1 ...1017 ... 201 ... 10.26 Mr.L.U.H.Palairet 21 ... 1 ... 659 ... 146 ..., 32.95 Mr. W. O. Hedley 20 ... 3 .,.. 116 ... 102 ..., 26.23 Mr. J. B. Chalien 17 ... 2 ... 335 ... 72 .... 22.33 Mr. G. Fowler ... 17 ... 2 ... 309 ... 54 . 20.6J Mr. V. T. Hill ... 13 ... 1 .. 221 ... 93 .... 18 Mr. S. M. Woods 24 ... 3 .... 322 ... 76 ..., 15 33 Hale .................12 ... 0 ... 131 ... 37 ..., 11.91 Mr. A. E. Newton 14 ... 4 ..,. 113 ... 25 ... 11.80 Mr.C. J.Robinson 22 ... 3 ..,. 190 ... 44 ... 10 Mr.C. E. Winter... 5 ... 1 .,.. 83 ... 12 .... 8.25 Mr. U. E. Dunlop 9 ... 2 ... 56 ... 21*... 8 G. B. Nichols ... 24 ... 4 ... 158 ... 83 ... 7.90 Mr.A.P.Wickham 7 ... 2 ... 26 ... 12 ... 5.20 Mr .W. N. Roe ... 8 ... 0 ... 40 ... 23 ... 5 i E. Tyler ..........21 ... 4 ... 75 ... 37 ... 4.41 The following also batted : -M i. T. Robinson 7 and Mr. W. T. Hancock 7—0. CENTURIES FOR. Mr. H. T. Hewett, v. Yorkshire, August 26 ... 201 Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, v. Yorkshire, August 26 146 Mr.L.C.H.Palairet, v. Gloucestershire, July 15 101 Mr. W. C. Hedley, v. Yorkshire, August 26 ... It2 BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. G. B. Nichols ... 440.3 . Mr. W. C. Hedley 238.4 . E. Tyler .......... 553 . Mr S.M.J.Woods 578.1 . Hale ................. 15.4 . Mr. C. E. Winter 1 Mr.L.C.H.Palaire 9 . 180 ... 789 ... 51 , 72 ... 570 ... 36 . 159 ...1299 ... 81 . 182 ...1397 ... 85 . 6 ... 44 ... 2 . 0 ... 8 ... 0 , . 1 ... 26 ... 0 . . 15.47 , 15.83 , 16.03 . 16.43 . 22 WICKET-KEEPING. Mr. A. P. Wickham stumped 6 and caught out 10. Mr. A. E. Newton „ 4 „ „ „ 15. Mr. L. C.H,Palairet „ 2