Cricket 1894

FEB. 25, 1894 CKICR^Tg A WEEKLY BECORD OF THE GAME, 21 189-2 A. 1892 A. 1892 J. 1892 T. 1892 H. 3893 L. 1892 W. 1893 G. 1893 K. 189J W. 1893 W. Shrewsbury Ward ......... Briggs ......... K. Dobson .. T. Hewett ... C. Palairefc ... Hedley Giffen ......... J. K e y .......... . Gunn ........ . . Chatterton for Notts ........... for Lancashire ... for Lancashire ... , for Durham ........ for Somersetshire for Somersetshire for Somersetshire for Australians ... for Surrey .......... for Notts .......... for Derbyshire ... ... 116 ... 180a ... 115a ... H7* ... 201a ... 116 ... l-2a ... 170 ... 100 ... 150 ... 101 * W . G. Grace appears ten times in this list; no one else more than three times. W . G. played the highest innings—318 (not out); and he also scored the century in each innings of the same match— 148 and 153. In spite of Pilch's innings in 1834, Norfolk gave up the match. In 1874, H . Jupp twice in one match went all through the innings, scoring 43 and 109. ICO(and more) BUNS FOB THE FIRST WICKET (A) BY YOKKSHIRE. 1868 Thewlis and Lockwood v. Surrey......... 176 1869 Rowbotham and Lockwood v. Surrey 166 1883 Ulyett and Emmett v . M.C.C .......................... 118* 1861 Ulyett and Bates v. Kent........................ 102 1885 Ulyett and Hall v. 8ussex........................ 123a 1885 Ulyett and Hall v. Sussex....................... 108a 1886 Ulyett and Hall v . Middlesex................. 1' 6 1886 Bates and Hall v. 8ussex........................ 183 1887 Ulyett and Hall v. Sussex ................. 142* 3887 Uiyett and Hall v. Gloucestershire ... 127 1887 Ulyett and Hall v. Kent ........................ 169 1887 Ulyett and Hall v. Gloucestershire ... 173 1890 Ulyett and Hall v. Sussex........................ 118 (B) AGAINST YORKSHIRE. 1861 T. Humphrey and Jupp for Surrey ... 157 1865 T. Humphrey and Jupp for Surrey ... 108 1872 W. Q. Grace and T. G. Matthews for Gloucestershire..................................... 238 1873 Jupp and R. Humphrey for Surrey ... 110 1875 A. N. Hornby and Barlow for Lanca­ shire .................................................... 148* 1876 R. Daft and A. Shrewsbury for Notts... 386 3877 W. W. Read and Jupp for Surrey......... 206 1878 I. D. Walker and A. J. Webbe for Mid- , 001 dlesex .................................................... 116 J881 R. T. Ellis and M. P. Lucas for Sussex 113 1885 J. Shuter and Abel for Surrey ......... 125 1886 J. Shuter and Abel for Surrey ......... 109 1892 W. W. Read and Abel for Surrey......... 109 1892 H. Hewett and L. Palairet for Somer­ setshire ............................................. 346 1893 H. Hewett and A. E. Stoddart for South of England............................................. 101 1878 Hall... 1283 Hall .. 1884 Ulyett 1884 Hall... 1885 Hall... 1885 HaU.. 1885 Hall... lfc86 Hall... 1886 Hall... 1887 Ulyett 1887 Hall.. 1887 Hall.. 1887 Hall.. 1888 Hall... 1888 Hall... 1891 Hall... oixteen Ulyett. SHIRE. ... v. Sussex................. ... 31 ... v. Sussex................. ... 124 ... v. M.C.C.................. ... 146 ... V. Sussex................ ... 128 ... V. Kent ................. ... 32 ... V. Surrey .......... ... 79 ... V. Derbyshire ... 37 ... V. Sussex................. ... 50 ... V. Kent ................. ... 74 ... V. Derbyshire ... 199 ... V. Warwickshire!... ... 51 ... V. Gloucestershire ... 119 ... V. Sussex................ ... 82 ... V. Surrey .......... ... 34 ... v. Gloucestershire ... 129 ... V. Warwickshire ... ... 33 in all, 11 by Louis Hall, twice by (B) AGAINST YORKSHIRE. 1868 Jupp ... 1870 Henty 1874 Jupp.......... 1874 Jupp........ . S8 £ p n .? raCe ' a Ss 1887 A. J. Wetbe . JnppTea time9 in for S urrey................. 90 for Kent ................. 32a for Surrey................. 43a for S urrey................. 109 for Gloucestershire .. 318 for Surrey ................. 37 for Lancashire.......... 23 for Surrey ................. 117 for Lancashire.......... 10 for Middlesex .......... 62 for Middlesex .......... 243 all—five of them by Henry S pectacles by Y o rk sh ire . I have a complete list before me— 99 cases. It is too long to reproduce. It is significant that in all the matches played by Yorkshire prior to the formation of the County Club in 1861, only once were the “ spectacles” made, viz. by Harry Wright in 1855 against Sussex. Taking the above 13 leading batsmen, we find that G. Anderson, R. Iddison, J. Row­ botham, and F. S. Jackson do not figure in this black list. Of the rest E. Lockwood is there six times, in 1873, 1876, 1878, 1882 (twice), and 1884. A, Greenwood, once, in 1872. L. Hall once, in 1879. G. Ulyett, twice, in 1880. W . Bates, oncc, in 1878 and 1879. Lord Hawke, 3 times, in 1882, and 1891 (twice). R. Peel, once, in 1893. F. Lee, 3 times, in] 1885, and 1890 (twice). E. Wainwright, 3 times, in 1888 (twice), and 1890. N.B.— 0 (not out) has, of course, not been included in the “ spectacles.” II.—BOWLERS. I. Hodgson ... W. Slinn.......... G. Atkinson ... L. Greenwood G. Freeman ... T. Emmett A. Hill .......... G. Ulyett W. Bates.......... E. Peate .......... R. Peel .......... G. P. Harrison E. Wainwright G. H. Hirst ... 1855 to 1861 to 3831 to 1864 to 1865 to 1866 +o 1871 to 1873 to 1877 to 1879 to 1882 to 3883 to 1888 to 1890 to Wkts. tak. 1866 ... 118 .. 1864 ... 81 .. • 870 ... 73 .. 1874 ... 83 .. 1872 ... 2 9 .. 1888 ...1236 .. 1882 ... 550 .. 1893 ... 435 .. 1887 ... 644 .. 3886 ... 799 .. 3893 ...1090 .. 1892 ... 289 .. 1893 ... 576 .. 1893 ... 196 .. Aver, per , Runs. wkt. „ 1894 ... 16 0 980 . 1285 . ,. 1484 . ,. 2093 . , 15207 . ,. 6995 . .. 79 9 . , 12.0 17.6 , 17.8 , 10.0 12.3 , 12.7 38.2 10732 ... 16.6 , 9883 ... 12.3 .15827 ... 14.5 ,. 4206 ... 14.5 ,. 8530 ... 14.7 . 3094 ... 15.7 Freeman played once each in 1878 and 1880. Most wickets taken in the season—165, by Peate in 1882. Emmett and Ulyett are the only men that have played 20 years for Yorkshire. Ulyett’s work with bat and ball stamp him as the greatest cricketer Yorkshire have ever had. BOWLERS UNCHANGED IN A MATCH. 1831 Hodgson and Atkinson, v. Surrey 3868 Greenwood and Freeman, v. Surrey 1868 Greenwood and Freeman, v. Lancashire 1868 Greenwood and Freeman, v. Cambridgeshire 1868 Freeman and Emmett, v. Cambridgeshire 1838 Freeman and Emmett, v. Lancashire 1868 Freeman and Emmett, v. Middlesex 3869 Freeman and Emmett, v. Surrey 1870 Freeman and Emmett, v. Surrey 1871 Emmett and Hill, v. 8urrey 1878 Emmett and Hill, v. Surrey 1874 Emmett and Hill, v. Notts 1874 Emmett and Hill, v. Lancashire 1874 Hill and Ulyett, v. South of England 1878 Emmett and Bates, v. Sussex 1881 Hill and Peate. v. Surrey 1881 Bates and Peate, v. Notts 1883 Peate and Harrison, v. Kent 1881 Hill's fi st match—he took twelve Surrey wickets (all clean bowled) for 57 runs EXCEPTIONAL BITS OF BOWLING. 1—All the 10 wickets in an inningp. 1890 Wainwright—31 runs v. Staffordshire 2—Nine wickets in an innings. 1858 Emmett—34 runsv. Notts 1869 Emmett—23 runs v. Cambridgeshire 1683 Preston—28 runs v. M C.C. 3—Most wickets in a match. 1869 Emmett—16 wkts. for 38 runs v. Cambridge 4—Greatest bowling feat in any first-class match. 1833 Peate—8 wkts. for 5 runs v. Surrey 5—Eight wickets in an innings, 12 in a match and under 3 runs a wicket. 868 Freeman—7 wkts. for 10 runs v. Lancashire 868 Freeman—8 wkts. for 11 runs v. Lancashire 868 Freeman—4 wkts. for 12 runs v. Lancashire i Emmett—6 wkts. for 7 runs v. Surrey i Emmett—5 wkts. for 13 runs v. Lancashire 869 Fr. eman—8 wkts. for 29 runs v. Surrey 869 Freeman—5 wkts. for 31 runs v. Surrey 870 West—5 wkts. for 3 runs v. Surrey 870 Freeman—5 wkts. for 14 runs v. Kent 871 Emmett—8 wkts. for 81 runs v. Notts 874 Hill— i wkts. for 11 runs v. Lancashire 874 Hill—6 wkts. for 9 runs v. South of England 875 Clayton—3 wkts. for 2 runs v. Middlesex 875 Atmitage—5 wkts. for 8 runs v. Notts 876 Armitage—13 wkts. for 46 runs v. Surrey 877 Emmett—8 wkts. for 16 runs v. M.C.C. 378 Emmett—6 wkts. for 12 runs v. Derbyshire 878 Ulyett—3 wkts. for 7 runs v. Sussex 378 Ulyett—3 wkts. for 9 runs v. Notts 878 Bates-7 wkts. for 19 runs v. Sussex. 378 Emmett—7 wkts. for 9 runs v. Sussex 379 Bates—8 wkt*. for 21 runs v. Surrey 879 Bares—6 wkts. for 11 runs v. Middlesex 379 Hill—7 wkts. for 14 runs v. Surrey 379 Hill—5 wkts. for 16 runs v. Derbyshire 379 Hill—1wkts. for 9 runs v. Derbyshire 879 Emmett—4 wkts. for 9 runs v. Surrey 879 Peate—12 wkts. for 78 runs v. Kent 880 Peate—12 wkts. for 118 runs v. Kent 380 Peate—14 wkts. for 80 runs v. Lancashire 380 Peate—5 wkts. for 11 runs v. Derbyshire 880 Emmett—3 wkts for 4 runs v. Middlesex 381 Hill—4 wbts. for 8 runs v. Middlesex 381 Hill—2 wkts. for 1 run v. Cambridge Univer. 38L Peate—14 wkts. for 77 runs v. Surrey 881 Peate—14 wkts. for 130 runs v. Sussex 881 Bates—6 wkts. for 17 runs v. Notts 881 Emm ett-8 wkts. for 22 runs v. Suirey 88 5 Emmett—13 wkts. for 83 runs v. M.C.C. Emmetii—2 wkts. for 0 run v. Lancasbi^o Emmett—5 wkts. for 10runs v. Australian* Emmett—6 wkts for 2i runs v. Australians Ulyctt—3 wkts. for 4 runs v. Surrey 882 Ulyett—2 wkts. for 5 runs v. Gloucestershire 882 Peate—12 wkts. for 95 runs v. Middlesex Bates—3 wkts. for 8 runs v. Notts Harrison—4 wkts. for 7 runs v. Derbyshire 381 Emmett—8 wkts. for 32 runs v. Glostershire 384 Emmett—7 wkts. for 20 runs v. Derbyshire ?81 Peate—6 wkts. for 13 runs v. Glostershire 885 Emmett—2 wkts. for 2 runs v. Camb: Univer. *■85 Peate—5 wkts. for 12 runs v. Camb. Univer. Peete—4 wkts. for 14 runs v. Derbyshire 356 Bates—3 wkts. for 3 runs v. Surrey 896 Peate—6 wktp. for 16 runs v. Sussex Peate—3 wkts. for 5 runs v. Sussex Emmett—4 wkts. for 10 runs v, Lancashire 883 Peel—6 wkts. for 9 runs v. Cheshire 387 Ptel—5 wkts. for 14 runs v. Kent 887 Peel—5 wkts. for 4 runs v. Leicestershire 887 Preston—5 wkts. for 10 runs v. Notts 888 Peel—8 wkts. for 12 runs v. Notts 888 Peel—13 wkts. for 84 runs v. Glostershire Peel—12 wkts. for 62 runs v. Lancashire Peel—6 wkts. for 19 runs v. Australians Preston—8 wkts. for 27 runs y. Sussex Preston—3wkts. for 5 runs v. Australians Peel—7 wkts. for 69 runs v. Liverpool Peel—5 wkts. for 8 runs v. Liverpool Peel—13 wkts. for 118 runs v. Sussex Ulyett—12 wkts. for 102 runs v. Lancashire Wainwright—4wkts. for 3 runs v. Warwick®. 800 Bolton—8 wkts. for 26 runs v. Warwickshire 8^0 Peel—8 wkts. for 60 runs v. Surrey 890 Peel—14 wkts. for 73 runs v. Staffordshire 890 Peel—12 wkts. for 69 runs v. Australians 390 Wainwright—5 wkts. for 11 runs v. Middlesex 891 Wainwright—4 wkts. for 9 runs v. Middl sex 391 Wainwright—8 wkts. for 49 runs v. Middlesex 891 Wainwright—5 wkts for 5 runs v. Durham 892 Hirst—6 wktfa. for 16runs v, Sussex H irst-5 wkts. for 12 runs v. Deibyshire 892 Wainwright—5 wkts. for 14 runs v. Essex 892 Peel—5 wkts. for 7 runs v. Derbysnire 893 Hirst—12 wkts for 48 runs v. M.C.C. 893 Hirst—4 wkts. for 11 runs v. Notts. 393 Peel—8 wkts. for 54 runs v. Cambridge Univ. 893 Peel—10 wkts. for 39 runs v. Lancashire 893 Wardall—4 wkts. for 6 runs v. Surrey Wardall—5 wkts. for 13 runs v. Surrey Wainwright—6 wkts. for 16 runs v. Sussex Wainwright—4 wkts. for 8 runs v. Middlesex Y orkshire C aptains since 1861. G. Anderson, R. Iddison. J. Row- bothain, E. Lockwood, T. Emmets, L- Hall, Gr. Utyett, Lord Hawke, E. Smith, and F. S. Jackson.