Cricket 1893

16 CRICKET: A WEE’KLY RECORD OP THE GAME, JAN. 26, 18S3 A rmy and N avy . Lieut. Clarke, c and b Hearne ................... 4 L ieut. H utchinson, c SpeLce, b G ood­ man .......................116 Corpl. Ellis, c T. W atson. b G ood­ m an ........................11 Capt. Wright, c Wad- ham , b Hearne ... 0 Sergt. A xford, c Spence, b Baker ... 62 Pvte. McFarlane, c W&dham, b G ood­ m an ................... Pvte. Middleton, c WatsoD, b G ood­ m an ........................... Corpl. Jones, c W at­ son, b Hearne L. E. D ifford, not cut ......................... . Extras ........... T o t a l..........209 Corpl. Forces and Capt. W alhouse did not bat. WESTERN PROVINCE v. ALL COMERS. Played at Newlands, Cape Town, on Decem­ ber 31.The All-Comers,who consisted of repre­ sentatives of the minor clubs of Cape Town won by 11 runs on the first innings. A l l -C om ers . First Innings. Second Inn:ngs. J. Horne, c M. Bisset, b D ixon..................................16 b Biscet .............. 1 T. W. Bell, st Kichards, b D ixon................................... 2 c Myburgh, b V. van der Byl ... 2 J. Fisher, c M. Bisset, b D ix o n ...................................11 6t Richard?, b Bisset ........... 8 W . Chase, b Dixon ...........iO c Richards, b Bisset P. Reid, b D ixon ........... 4 not out ........ W . H. Stroud, c Spence, b V. A. van der B y l ...........13 c Richards, b H. W aterm eyer, b D ixon 0 J. Robertson, b Dixon ... 5 T. W ard, b V. A. van der Bvl ................................... 1 G. Row e, c M. Bisset, b D ixon................................... 5 C. W. Munnik, c Spence, b D ixon ........................... 6 T. W . Thom pson, not out ................... ........... 0 Extras ................... 4 V. van Byl .......... Michell, Bisset Extras .. der 47 Total ... 87 Total ... 93 W estern P rovince . A. Richards, c W ater­ meyer, b Stroud ... 1 V. A. van der Byl, b Stroud ................... 4 J, Vintcent, b Row e 13 Dr. Dixon, c Reid, b R ow e........................... 2 A. C. Toftp, c W ater­ meyer, b Stroud ... 4 V. van der Byl, st Bell, b R o w e ...........10 W . Bisect, not oat ... 17 J. B. Michell, lbw, b Stroud ................... F. Myburgh, c R ob­ ertson, b Munnik M. Spence, c Bell, b Fisher ................... Captain W right, c and b Stroud Extras ........... Total ...........' M O T H E R C O U N T R Y v. C O L O N IA L B O R N . A fte r a m ost e x citin g finish th e H om e B orn w on this m atch , played on th e W estern P rovin ce G rou nd at Cape T ow n, on January 2 and 3, b y one w icket. M ills, th e Surrey player, w as absent from th e w in n in g side. H . II. C astens, the old O xonian, carried h is bat th rou gh th e second innings o f th e C olonials. M id dleton , too, bow led w ith great success fo r the H om e B orn . H is th irteen w ick ets w ere obta;ned at a cost of under six runs a- piece. O n th e other side R ow e took nine w ickets fo r 97 runs. C olonial B orn . First Innings. Second Inninga. H. H. Castens, b Middle­ ton .................................. 19 not out .......... 27 A. Richards, c W right, b Forbes.................................. 6 lbw b Middle­ ton .................... 9 V. A. van der B}1, b Calder... .......................... 21 b M iddeton ... 8 V. vander Byl, st W right, b T cfts .......................... 55 b Middl ton ... 0 E. Allen, b Middleton ... 2G c Axford, b Calder ........ 17 M. Bisset, b F o r te s ...........19 b Calder .............. 5 J. B. Michell, b Middle ton .................................. 3 b M iddleton ... 85 M. Spence, b M iddleton... 0 b Calder .............. 7 J. A. Munnik, c Calder, b M iddleton.......................... 1 c Caldcr, b M iddleton ... 4 G. Rowe, not out ........... O b M iddleton ... 0 E xtras ........... ... 22 E xtras...........19 M other C ountry . First Inning s. F. Hearne, lun o u t ........... erg. Axford, run out H. Calder, c V. A. van der By], bR ow e ...................20 G. Cripps, c Michell, b Rowe ..................................31 A. C. Tofts, c Rowe, b Spence ........................... 1 W . H. Milton, c Spence, b R o w e .................................. 1 H. Baker, c Rowe, b Myburgh ..........................22 Prvt. M iddleton, b Row e 34 Second Innings, c and b Rowe ... c V. van der BjJ, b Rowe ... ... c V. van der Byl, b R o w e ........... c Allen, b Rowe Capt. W right, not out 0 c V.van der ByT, b R o w e ...........2 1 c Rowe, b V. van der B yl.......... 10 b M. Spence ... 12 c Michel], b Bisset ...........30 lbw, b V. A. van der B y l ...........18 J. H, Little, c Munnik, b M yburgh .......................... 3 n otou t Corpl. F ortes, b M y­ burgh .................................. 0 not out Extras ...................12 Extras ... 15 Total ... 131 T ota l...........174 CAPE TOWN v. KIMBERLEY. Of the cosmopolitan and Catholic character of cricket, every day gives fresh evidence. The game is now carried on by men—and in some cases by women—of every race, creed, climate, and colour. In Ceylon some of the natives show more than average knowledge of the game, and are able to take their own part with local clubs. In South Africa the Malays are great enthusiasts at the game, as the English teams which have played there have reason to know. The latest develop­ ment is a Coloured Tournament which has recently been in progress in Cape Town. The following score will show the result of the match between Cape Town and Kimberley. Cape Town, as will be seen, had an easy victory with eight wickets to spare. Ariefdien and H. Hendricks bowled un­ changed throughout the match for the winning side. K im berley . First Innings. Second Innings. T o ta l........... 175 Total ... 128 M. Abdullah, b Ariefdien 4 b Ariefdien 5 B. Hendricks, b H. Hen­ dricks.................................. 0 c and b H. Hen­ dricks ........... 10 M. Salie, b H. Hendricks 5 c and b Arief­ dien .................. 0 H. Sheldon, b Aiiefdie i ... 0 not out ........... 14 K. Grendon, b Ariefdien 0 c K. du T oir.bH . Hendricks ... 6 A . H endricks, not out 10 c Paterson, b H. Hendricks ... 22 E. \bram e,cH . H endricks, b Ariefdien ................... 3 c Gam at, b Ariefdien 11 J. Goliath, b Ariefdien ... 0 c Sloster, b H. H endricks 9 M. W illiam s, b H. H en­ dricks.................................. 1 b H. Hendricks 0 E. Isaacs, by H. Hen­ dricks.................................. 0 b H. H tndricks... 0 J. Palmer, b H. H en­ dricks........... ................... 3 c H. Hendricks.b Ariefdien 1 Extras ........................... 7 E x tra s......... 3 Total ................... 33 T otal ... 81 BOW LING ANALY3IS. K im berley . C ape T own . First Innings. E. Ariefdien, c E. A t ram s, b fchel- don ...........................1° K du Toit, c Salie, b Sheldon . ........... 9 C. Leach, b W illiams 1 S. Sloster, b Sheldon 2 H. Hendricks, b Shel­ don ........... 0 A. Sarosoddien, c E. Abram s, b Sheldon 5 J.Peteisen,bSh-ldon 2 A.le Roux,bSh»ldon 6 S. Magiet, not out .. 9 A. G. Gam it, b bh eldon ...................13 M. 8. Ismael, c Abdullah, b Shel­ don ........................... 0 Extras................... 2 Total 59 In the Second Innings Sloster scored (not out) 10, H. Bendrickp, c G oliath, b W illiam s, 24, S. M agiet (not out), 17, A. G. Gamat, c B. Hendricks, b Sheldon, 6; extras, 2.—Total 59. First Innings. O. M. R. W. Ariefdien ... 12 6 18 5 H. H endricks 12 8 8 5 Second Inning?. P. M, R. W. ......... 18 5 42 4 ......... 19 3 36 6 C ape T ow n . First Innings. O. M. R. W. W illia m s 9 2 18 1 |A. Hen- Sheldon... 14 2 25 9 | d rick s... 4 2 11 0 |E. Abiam s 1 0 3 0 O. M. R. W v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY CLUB. Ih e follow ing are the revised fixtures for the year April 3, 4—Bristol, Gloucestershire v. Colts. May 3, 4—Bristol, County Trial Match (XI. aside). May 11, 12, 13—Gloucester, Glou ettershire v. Yoikshire. May 15, 16, 17—Bristol, Gloucestershire v Australians. May22, 23, 24—Brighton, Gloucestershire v. Sussex. May 25, 26, 27—Maidstone, Gloucestershire Kent. May 29, 30, 31—Lord’s, Gloucestershire v M iddlesex. June 1, 2, 3—Oval, Gloucestershire v. Surrey. June 5, 6, 7—Bristol, Gloucestershire v. Kent. June 2-2, 23, 24—Bristol, Gloucestershire v. Nottinghamshire. July 13, li, 15—Bristol, G loucestershire v. Lancashire. July 27, 28, 29—Huddersfield, Gloucestershire v. York hire. July 31, and August 1, 2—Nottingham, Gloucester­ shire v. Nottinghamshire. August 3, 4, 5—Ma Chester, Gloucesterfhire v. Lancashire. August 7, 8, 9 -B risto’, Gloucestershire v. Sussex. August K', 11,12—Clifton College, Gloucestershire v. Middlesex. August 11, 15, 16—Cheltenham College, G louces­ tershire v. Somersetshire. August 17, 18, 19—Cheltenham College, Glouces­ tershire v. Australians. August 21, 22, 23—Clifton College, Gloucestershire v. Surrey. August 2c, 26—Bristol, XI. University and Public Schools v. X L others — Non-County Player?. August 18. 29, 30—Taunton, Gloucestershire v Scm ei setshire. NOW READY VOL. XI, OF “ C R I C K E T ” Neatly boanl in dark green cloth, with gilt lettering. P / uce 83. 6 d . (Per ParcAs post , securely packed, 9d. extra ) B E S I D E S Full Scores of all principal matches played in 1892, and a mass of Valuable Information, it contains Portraits and Biographies of the following eminent Cricketers;— Mr. W . M. Brockie Ger*. Parr Geo. Davidson Dr. Russe 1 Bcncraft Mr. F. E. Rowe R. Baguley Mr. A. J. Hill C. M. Wells S. T. Cillaway G. Beikeley R. W . M cLeod „ A. S. Johnston T. Raw in Mr. G. R. Bardswell Mr. A. Belle: s Mr. J. E. Hill ,, J. R. Mason ,, M. R Jardine ,, M. Y. Barlow J. Boa.d Mr. P. H. Latham „ V. T. Hill ,, C. S. Rom e „ G. O. Smith A. 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