Cricket 1895

A u g . 15, 1895. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 343 LEICESTERSH IRE v. DERBYSH IRE. A t Leicester, August 8th, 9th, and 10th. The wicket was in bad condition from the recent rains, and Mr. de Trafford was justified in putting the visitors in first, after winning the toss. Derbyshire were without Mr. Evershed, and Leicestershire still minus W ool cock. The principal features of the first day’s play were a fine innings by Chatterton, and a great stand for Derbyshire’s last wicket by G. G. Walker and Porter. Leicestershire began very well getting within 68 of their opponents score for the loss of De Trafford and Holland, mainly owing to a fine batting display by the captain. On Friday, however, an astonishing change came over the game, G. G. Walker at a cost of 23 runs taking the eight remaining wickets, perhaps the most remarkable bowling performance of the season, and by far the best piece of bowling he has done for a long time. The failure of Leicestershire cannot be attributed entirely to the wicket, for on Derbyshire going in 275 runs were scored before they were disposed of. The chief credit for this success was due to Walter Sugg, who took out his bat for 104, including one 5, sixteen 4’s, six 3’s, six 2’s, and five singles; a yery fine innings as the detail shows. No great stand was made until G. G. Walker helped him to add 78 for the ninth wicket. Leicestershire wanted 316 to win, but in the remainder of the afternoon’s play they fared badly, four wickets falling for 61, and on Satur­ day the result was never in doubt though Knight and Chapman put on 31 runs for the sixth wicket, and F. Wright also batted pluckily. Knight took out his bat for 63 after being at the wicket for two hours, but like Sugg on the Derbyshire side, finding no one to stay sufficiently long with him. Derbyshire won by 127 runs, after having had much the worse of the opening day’s play. Score and analysis : D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. L. G. Wright, b Wright Chatterton, c Chapman, b Wright.......................... Davidson, c Chapman, W righ t......................... Bagshaw, b W right ... Storer, b Stocks .......... Sugg (W .), c Wright, Hincks.......................... Boot, b Geeson ........... Mr. T. H. Richardson, W right.......................... .. 48 b ... 11 ... 0 ... 4 b ... 30 ... 0 b ... 3 Second Innings, c Hincks,b Bacon 38 b Geeson ........... 2 c and b Geeson... 25 b Tomlin ..........22 b Geeson .......... 29 not out b Geeson ..104 ... 4 Bennett, b Stocks..................19 Mr. G. G. Walker, not out 44 Porter,cChapman,bPougher 34 B 13, lb 3..........................16 Total ...211 c Holland, b Gee­ son ..................11 lbw, b Stocks .. 3 cStocks,b Wright 19 b Hincks .......... 0 B 16, lb 2 ... 18 Total ...275 L e ic e s te r s h ir e . First Innings. Mr. C. E. De Trafford, c Storer, b Porter ...........72 Holland,cPorter,bWalker... 26 Tomlin, c Chatterton, b Walker ..........................39 Pougher, lbw, b Walker ... 13 Knight, b Davidson ........... 0 Chapman, c Boot, b Walker 3 Mr. R.H. Hincks, b Walker 0 Bacon, not out .................. 6 Geeson, c Storer, b Walker 0 Mr. F. W right, c Sugg, b Walker .......................... 9 Mr. F. W . Stocks, c Boot, b Walker .......................... 0 W 2, nb 1 ................... 3 Total... ..171 Second Innings. lbw, b Bagshaw 1 run out .......... 9 c Davidson, b Porter ......... 9 lbw, b Sugg ... 20 not o u t.................63 cW right, b Porter 12 c Richardson, b Sugg..............14 lbw, b Walker ... 9 b Walker .......... 15 c Richardson, b Walker .......31 c Storer,bWalker 2 B l , w 2 ... 3 Total......188 BOWLING ANALYSIS. D e r b y s h ir e . First Innings. Second Innings. Wright Pougher Stocks ... Geeson Hincks... Bacon ... Davidson Porter ... Walker Sugg (W .) ... Bennett 0. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . 32 6 78 5 ........... 26 7 68 1 12-2 4 19 1 ........... 2 0 12 0 . 15 4 39 2 ........... 11 3 30 1 16 4 30 1 .......... 34 8 94 5 6 1 26 1 ........... 1-1 0 3 1 3 0 3 0 .......... 8 8 18 1 Tomlin 8 2 32 1 L e ic e s t e r s h ir e . iInnings. Second Innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . . 32 20 31 0 ........... 11 8 16 0 . 19 6 38 1 ........... 24 6 56 2 . 22 6 68 9 ........... 35 12 67 4 . 5 2 16 0 ........... 9 4 21 2 4 0 15 0 ........... 7 5 G 0 Bagshaw ... 5 0 19 1 vied a no-ball and Walker four wides. STREATHAM v. TOOTING.—Played at Tooting on iAugust 5. S t r e a t h a m . First Innings. N. Miller, c Thome, b Hemerde ..! ........... H. E. Hockley, c Boul­ ton, b T in d a ll......... C, S. Francis, b Tindall A . C. Broadbent,* c Tindall, b Hemerde H. H. Scott, not out... H. L. Dawson, c and b Hem erde................. J. E. Barradell, c Thorne, b Hemerde 0 F. J. Hooper, b Tindall 22 W.S.Trollope, c Sandi­ lands, b Lindsey ... 0 J. A. Druce, b Lindsay 1 D. 0 . Ken, c Taylor, b Lindsay .................. 0 Total ...........68 Second Innings: N. Miller, not out, 23; H. E. Hockley, b Lindsay, 19; C. S. Francis, st Butcher, b Bartley, 2 ; H. H. Scott, not out, 0 ; W . S. Trollope, b Lindsay, 12. Bye, 1,—Total (for 3 wkts), 57. T o o tin g . D. H. Butcher, b H. L. Dawson .................. 7 R. R. Sandilands, c Kerr, b W . S. Trol­ lope ..........................93 E.C. Taylor, c Scott, b Hockley ................... 7 D. C. Bartley, st Ken, b H. H. Scott...........23 A. A. Allen, b H. H. Scott.......................... 2 F. G. Thorne, run out 24 Rev. H. C. L. Tindall, lbw ,bW . S.Trollope 2 T. W . Hemerde, b W . S. Trollope ... 11 J. II. Lindsay, b H. E. Hockley .................. 0 W . P. Toone, b W . S. Trollope .................. 3 G. F. Bonner, not out 2 B 15, lb 3, w 1, nb 1 20 Total ...194 STREATHAM v. SURBITON.—Played on August 5. S t r e a t h a m . G. T. Lee, c Bailey, b Worsley .................. 14 H. L. Danson, c For­ syth, b Brann...........24 H. S. Barkworth, lbw, b Brann .................. 0 T. F. Hooper, b Brann 29 C. J. Francis, c Bailey, b Pinkerton ... ... 35 J. E. B a r r a d e l l , b Bailey .................. 25 E. B. Lee, b Brann ... 0 F. Sulman, c W inde- ler, b Pinkerton ... 23 W . S. Trollope,runout 7 O. “ Westroppe,” not out .......................... 5 C. A. Hill, b Jupp ... 0 B 4, lb 1, nb 2 ... 7 Total S u r b it o n . H. H. Jupp, c W est­ roppe, b E. B. Lee 18 W . Bowring, c Trol­ lope ..........................34 H. Davenport, not out 76 G. B r a n n , c Bark- worth, b E. Lee ... 12 E. B. Worsley, lbw, b E. B. L ee.................. 5 W . B. Windeler, c Francis, b E. B. Lee 33 Rev. E. R. Bailey and E. ...169 aJ. F. W . F. Forsyth, Hooper ... ... 5 F. Capper, c West­ roppe, b E. Lee ... 0 F. Fielding, c Francis, b E. B. Lee ........... 6 B 11, lb 2, nb 1 ... 14 Total (8 wkts)203 Pinkerton did not bat. STREATHAM v. NORBURY.—Played at Norbuiy on August 2. S t r e a t h a m . N. Miller, c Bemister, b Steat .................. E. Bailey, lbw, b Steat P. Rathbone, c Snow­ den, b W est .......... A. Bailey, c W ood­ ward, b W est........... S. Sulman, c and b Holmes .................. Russell, lbw, b Steat 2 L. H. Roberts, not out 15 H. T. Hooper, c and b Snow den.................. 0 M. Leach, c West, b Steat.......................... 6 Byes .................. 7 Total (8 wkts) 95 G. Bailey and A . N. Other did not bat. N o r bu r y . E. H. Woodward, b Russell .................. C. J. Snowden, b Rus­ sell .......................... Steat, c sub, b Russell T. Holmes, c sub, b Bailey .................. B e m i s t e r , c H. T. Hooper, b N. Miller J. J. Morris, b Sulman J. L. J e r v i n , c E. Bailey, b A. Bailey H. J. Hyde, c Russell, b A. Bailey ........... J. J.Macaldan,not out H. H. Brown, c Rus­ sell, b A . Bailey ... H. West, b Russell ... Extras ... ......... Total ........... STREATHAM v . TOOTING.—Played a t Streatham on August 5. S treath am . G. Field, b Russell ... 2 P. Rathbone, c and b Haryey ..................11 A. Bailey, c Taylor, b Harvey .................. 0 H. S. Barkworth, b Russell .................. 9 H. W . Wilson, c Franks, b H arvey... 3 G. Bailey, c Franks, b R u ssell.................. C. Hill, b Russell ... L.H .Roberts,b Harvey M. H. Pike, not o u t... E. Bailey, b Harvey C.T.Hooper, b Harvey B 2, lb 4 ........... Total ........... R. M. Harvey, c G. Field, b G. Bailey ... 8 R. C. Franks, b G. Bailey .................. 22 P. W . Russell, run out 20 S. F. Whistler, st E. Bailey, b A. Bailey 10 A. L. Onslow, b A. Bailey ................... 0 J. P. Allen, c L. H. Roberts, b G. Bailey 8 T o o tin g . W.Taylor, b A. Bailey 5 P. W . Butcher, c E. Bailey, b G. Bailey 0 J. R. Caldersmith, run out .......................... 0 B. R. Thome, run out 10 Maj or Christie, not out 9 Extras..................11 Total . 103 ADDISCOMBE v. HOLBORN.—Played at Addis­ combe on August 3. A d d isc o m be . S. C. Purser, b n ar­ rower ...................21 E. Wiltshire, c Fara­ day, b H enry...........15 N. E. Cutler, c Fara­ day, b Vieusseux ... 34 J. H Purser, c and b Henry .................. 7 Peck, c Hawes, b n ar­ rower.......................... 3 C. Moss, b Vieusseux 15 H olbo r n . H. W . Sharp, b Har- rower .................. C. Wiltshire, b nar­ rower .................. M . M. Moore, lbw, b Harrower.................. T. F. Perrin, b Vieus­ seux .......................... C. E. Davies, not out Total P. R. Harrower, c Sharp, b Perrin ... 32 W . H. Wheeler, c Per­ rin, b S. C. Purser 45 H. C. Preece, c Cutler, b Perrin .................. 7 F. J. Risien, b S. C. Purser .................. 0 The rest did not bat. S. Hawes, c C. W ilt­ shire, b Perrin ... 9 F. Henry, not out ... 6 E x tras.................. 6 Total (5 wkts)105 ADDISCOMBE (2) v. CROYDON (2).—Played at Croydon on August 5. C roydon (2). G. F. Long, b W ilt- R. Biscoe, b Wiltshire 5 shire E. H. B. Stanley, c Desprez, b Clark ... 19 Lavers, b Wiltshire 21 J. Aris, c Desprez, b W iltshire................... 2 G. Spicer, st D. M. Roberts, b Wiltshire 10 Dalgleish, c Allen, b Moore .................. 0 A d d isco m b e (2 ). R. Martyr, c Biscoe, b Drage ................... 0 D. M. R o b e r t s , c Balch, b Lavers ... 19 P. Allen, c Long, b Drage ..................54 Morgan Hughes, c Lavers, b Balch ... 8 M. M. Moore, lbw, b Lavers .................. 0 C S. Desprez, b Drage 16 E. H. Balch, b W ilt­ shire ..........................12 S. D. Southgate, lbw, b Moore .................. 0 A . E. Drage, not out 24 A. Bush, b Allen ... 19 E x tras.................. 9 Total ...125 H. G. Roberts,notout 36 A. Pulford, c Dalg­ leish, b Drage........... 5 S. Wiltshire, st Biscoe, b Drage .................. 2 W . H. Tomkins, b Drage .................. 0 F. E. Myatt, sub, not out ........................ 2 E x tras.................. 6 Total (9 wkts)148 TEDDINGTON v. SURBITON.—Played at Surbiton on August 10. T e d d in g t o n . E. H. Gunnery, b Ricketts .................. L. D. Crichton, c Ricketts, b Jupp ... A. F. King Stephens, st Fielding, b Jupp J.W.Crawford, c New­ ton, b Pinkerton ... i A. J. Crowder, c Mur­ ray, b Jupp ...........: C. Wreford- Brown, b Capper .................. \ W . M. Ratcliffe, c and bJupp ..................14 B. J. T. Bosanquet,not out ..........................37 G.B.Crowder, c Field­ ing, b Capper........... 5 N. E. F. Corbett, run out .......................... 7 B. King-Stephens, cC. Jupp, b H. H. Jupp 0 E x tra s.................. 10 Total ...170 S u r b it o n . J. W . Ricketts, lbw, b Crawford.................. 4 W . Bowring, c W . Brown, b Crawford 8 H. H. Jupp, c H. K. S t e p h e n s , b W . Brown .................. 4 J. F. Newton, c F. K. S t e p h e n s , b W . Brown .................. 20 R. Howell, lbw, b W . Brown ...................32 C. H. Jupp, lbw, b Crawford.................. 1 H. Cappen, st Corbett, b W . Brown .......... 7 S. Murray, b Crowder 16 G. Pinkerton, b Crow­ der .......................... l F. Fielding, lbw, b Crowder .................. 0 C. Wrench, notout ... 0 Extras .................. 8 Total ...101 C RICKET Report Sheets, lOd. per dozen, post free. Orderof Going-In Cards, 7d. per dozen, post free. West’s Pocket Scoring Book, 1/2 each, post free.—To be obtained at the Offioe of Cricket , 168, Upper Thames Street, Lorfdon, E.C.