Cricket 1894

74 m L O K & V & WEEKXii EECORD OF THE GAME. APRIL 19, 1894 epregentative of the contracting parties °n the other side of the big drink. Teams which have crossed the Atlantic have brought back with them such a pleasant racollectim of the hospitality they have ]6C3ived at all hands, hat the present invitation to English cricketers can not fail to meet wish a hearty response. CRICKET IN SOUTH AFRICA. T he C u r r ie T o u rn am en t . The fourth Inter-Provincial Tourna­ ment for the possession of the handsome Cup presented by Sir Donald Currie, was commenced at Cape Town on March 17. Four provinces, to wit the Transvaal, Griqualand West, the Eastern Province, and Natal, competed, in addition to the holders, the Western Province. In the initial stage, Transvaal beat the Eastern Province and Natal Griqualand West. In the second round,in the match between the winners Natal defeated the Transvaal after a very exciting finish, by nine runs, while Griqualand West had an easy victory over Eastern Province by nine wickets. Natal, having won both matches, had therefore to meet the holders. In this case they were altogether outplayed, for the Western Province assertedtheir superiority allround and won in an innings with sixty runs to spare* The scores of the matches were as under. FIRST ROUND. TRANSVAAL v. EASTERN PROVINCE. Transvaal won by 149 runs. T r a n s v a a l . First Innings. J. H. Sinclair, c Meyer, b C rage................................ 1 C. Smitb, c Parkin, b Brittoa ... ..................... 29 T. Rout ledge, b Crage ... 33 M G. Williams, b Crage... 2 C. L. Johnston, run ou t... 1 E. A. Halliwell, run out ... 83 F. Smith, c Meyer, bCrage 16 Gr. A l^opp, iun o u t .......... 5 A R. Innes, b Goldsmith 10 J. J. Slatem, not out ... 16 Abe Bailey, b Goldsmith .. 8 B2, lo l,n b 7 ..........10 Second Innings, b D. Parkin ... 6 run out ..... 85 b H udson........77 b D. Parkin ... 1 b D. Parkia ... 52 c and b Bridger 12 -------- ---- . 43 , 17 , 1 b L. Parkin b R. Gleeson , not out ... , c D. Parkin, Britton ... , b Gleeson Total ..........213 B27,lbl,w2,ub7 37 Total........3 6 E astern P r o v in c e . First Inning*. Second Innings. D. Parkin, b Bailey ... ... 34 sb Ha’liwelJ, b Sinclair......... 4 S. D. Cook,cBailey,b Sin­ clair ............................... 2 R. Gleeson, c Ha'liwell, b Johnson .......................67 b Innes .........10 J. F. Cook, run out ........59 b Johnston ... 28 A. Meyer, b Bailey ........10 run out ........... 6 H. Hudson, c Rouiledge.b Bailey............................. 10 run out ........... 6 L, Parkin, et Hal iwell, b Sinclair ......................14 c C. Smith, b Sinclair....... 19 A. Britton, not out ........12 b Innes ........... 0 E . Crage, b Sinclair.......... 0 c Bailey, b Sinclair....... 24 G. Goldsmith, run out ... 0 c Sine’air, b Bai'ey .......25 H. Bridge , lbw, b Sinclair 12 not out ........... 2 S.B.Court,c sub., b Sinclair ... 4 B 1R, lb 2 w 1, nb 2 .. 21 B 7, lb 3, w 1 11 BOWLING ANALYSIS. T ransvaal . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W.O. M. R. W. D. Parkin ... 18 1 6) 0 ........... 37 14 66 3 Crage ..... 23 3 74 4 .......... 17 3 54 0 Britton .......... 1 1 0 1 ........... IS 6 32 1 Goldsmith ... 11.3 1 30 2 .......... 11 1 26 0 A. Hudson ... 6 0 39 0 ........... 4 0 10 1 Gleeson ... 8.4 1 19 2 Bridger ... 13 1 36 1 L. Parkin 10 1 f6 1 D. Parkin br>wled five no-balls andone wide; Cragc five no-balls and a wide; Goldsmith three no-balls; and Britton one no-ball and one wide. E a s t e r n P r o v in c e . First Inning3. Second Innings. O. M. R. w . O. M. R. W. Johnston ... 18 8 27 1 ..........13 2 29 1 Sinclair ......... 30 13 71 4 ..........SO 16 31 4 Bailey ......... 27 8 57 3 ..........23 11 35 1 Innes .. ... 9 1 55 0 ..........13 3 12 2 C. Smith ........ 3 0 13 0 allsopp .......... 3 0 10 0 Slatem ........ 6 1 10 0 F. Smith 5 0 18 0 Siatem bowled two no-valls and Alleopp one wide NATAL v. GUIQUALAND WEST. Natal won by six wickets. G h iq u a l a n d . First Innings. A. Walshe, b Taberer Second Innings. 3 st A. Hime, b Robinson ... 27 B. Powell, run out .............16 b Robinson ... 9 F. Glover, b Tabertr ... 2 c and bRobinson 0 C. Rutherford, lbw b Rot in so n ........................26 b Robinson ... 4 G. Glover, o C. Hime........... 0 c Burton, b Bell Smythe.. ... 18 J. T. Vigne, c Robinson, b O. Hime ........................ 0 c B u r t o n , b Robinso-i ... 13 C. Glover, not out ..........81 c Cooley, b Ro in­ son ................. 0 D. Lloyd, b Robinson ... 1 c S m y th e , b Ta- e re r.......... 8 A. Eli t, c Stuart, b R obin son ........................ 0 c B u r t o n , b Robinson ... 4 J. Backmano, c Piton, b Taberer ........................16 lbw, b Hime ... 1 B. Haivey, c Brooke, b Taterer ........................ 0 not out ........... 0 B 4, lb 2 ........................ 6 B 6, lb 2 ... 8 Total.,.................... 106 N a t a l . First InningF, Total J. C. Burton, c Powell, b H arvey............... 60 J.H.Piton, c A. Lloyd, b Harvey................ 11 C.T.Stuart, b Harvey 0 C.Hime, c A. Walshe, b Harvey................. 2 H. M. Taberer, lbw, b G. Glover .......... 0 E. N. Brooke, c B. Powell, b (Jr. Glover 7 Captain Bell timjthe, b B ackim nn..........20 B. C.Cooley, c Vigne, b Backmann ... ... 4 L. R o b in s o n , b Harvey .................12 A. Hime, c G.Glover, b Backmann......... 0 P. W. Stride, not out 0 B 5, lb 2... .......... 7 Total . 1.3 .. 241 Total ...139 In the Second Innings Burton scored Ibw, b Harvey 9 Stuart, b G. Ulover 4, Hime, b Lloyd 11, Taberer (not out) 3, Brooke (not out) 7 Smythe, c Waishe, b Lloyd 11; b 2, nb 3.—Total, 78. BOWLING ANALYSIS. G r iq u a l a n d . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. C. Bime .......... 25 4 46 2 .......... 6 11 2 1 H.M. Taberer ...19 8 14 4 .......... 10 4 17 1 P. W Stride ... 6 0 12 0 L. R olin soj ...12 5 28 3 .......... 21.15 50 7 Bell Smythe 6 3 5 1 N atal . First Inningp. Seconi Innings. O. M. R. W O. M. R. W. A. Fliot.................. 7 2 2t 0 D. I loyd ........... 5 0 22 0 ........... 3 1 6 2 P. Harvey .......... 16.3 7 33 5 ........... 8 2 17 1 G. Glover ............JO 2 31 2 ........... 7 0 29 1 J. Baclmann ... 5 2 9 3 .......... 3, 014 1U C. G’over 1 0 7 0 Lloyd bowled a no-ball, Beckmann two no-balls and G. Glover one no-ball. SECOND ROUND. GRIQUALAND WEST v. EASTERN PROVINCE. In this match Glover took fifteen Fastern Province wickets for 70 runs. Griqualand won by nine wickets. E a s t e r n P r o v in c e . First Innings. Second Innings. D. Parkin, c Walshe, b Harley ......................... 5 lbw, b Haivey ... 13 E. Crage. b G. Glover ... 8 b G. Glover ... 3 R. Gleeson, c Walshe, b G. G lover......................... 0 c Walshe, b G. Glo\er ......... 11 F. Cooke, b G. Glover ... 3 o C. Glover, b G. Glover .......... 1 J. Goldsmith, c Ruther- f- rd, b G. Glover ....... 13 c Wa’she, b Har­ vey ................. 4 L. ParkiD, c Lloyd, b G. Glover................................ 4 c F. Glover, b G. Glover ......... 0 H. Hudson, b G. Glover ... 19 c Vigte, b Har­ vey ................. A. Meyer, c Harvey, b G. Glover............................12 b G. Glover ... 0 S. B. Court, b G. Glover... 0 c Eliot, b G. A. Britton, not out ... M. Gleeson, b Harvey Glover ..........12 7 c and b G. Glover ..........23 1 not out .........21 B 5 .lb l.n b l 7 Total , 72 Total ...101 GRIQUALAND; First Innings. Lloyd, c Cook.b Biit- ton ........................ Vigne, b R. Gleeson Ehlert, run out Harvey,b R. Gleeson Eliot, c Hudson, b B. G leeson ..................... Extras................. Walshe, b D. Parkin 0 Powell, lbw, b Go’d- sm ith .............................12 C. Glover,c L. Partin, b D. Parkin ..........20 Rutherford, lbw, b Britton .................34 G. Glover, c Gold­ smith, b Crage ... 14 F. Glover, b R. Glee- Total ..........114 son ........................10 In the Second Innings C.Glover scored,(not out) 33, Ehlert, b M. Gleeson 16, Powell, (not out) 9; extras 2.—Total 60. BOWLING ANALYSIS. E a s t e r n P p o v in c e . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R.W. O. M. R. W. G. Glover ... 14 5 358 .......... 29.313 35 7 Harvey ... 1?.3 5 232 .......... 26 9 56 3 Lloyd........... 1 0 14 0 Walshe... 3 2 5 0 Glover bowled a wide and a no-balJ. G r iq u alan d . First Innings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. D. Parkin ... 24 7 54 2 .......... 4 3 4 0 C rage.......... 5 3 2 1 .......... 4 0 11 0 Goldsmith... 12 3 18 1 Britton ... 13 6 16 2 .......... 2 0 7 0 R. Gleeson... f.2 2 9 4 .......... 3 1 13 0 M. Gleeson 7 1 20 1 L. Parkin... 2 1 1 0 Hudson ... 1 0 2 0