Cricket 1896

172 [CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. M a y 28, 1896. shire for a moderate sum. W ard, Sugg, and Baker, who made the runs, had little assistance from the rest of the side. In the second innings Kent made a fine start, but after Mold changed ends he was irresistible, and the total was small. Nevertheless, Lancashire had to fight very hard for victory. K e n t . First innings. J. R. Mason, run o u t...........19 Hearne (Alec.), b Hallam... 26 E. H. Simpson, b Mold ... 94 F.Marchant,cBaker, b Mold 10 Easby, b FAnson ...........14 G. J. V. Weigall, run out... 53 C. O. Cooper, b M old ........... 0 W right, c Hornby, b Baker 19 Heame (W alter) ,cTyldesley, b Briggs ......................... 4 Huish, b Briggs ................... 6 W . M. Bradley, not out .. 4 B yes........................... 5 ...254 Second innings. b Hallam ........... b Mold................... b M old................... b M old................... b M old.................. b M old..... .. .......... c Smith, b Mold b M old.................. b Hallam ... not out........... c Hom by, Hallam ... B 2, lb 4 Total... L a n c a s h ir e . First innings. Ward (A .), c Mason, b W right ...........................21 Paul, b Bradley ................... 4 Sugg (F. H .), b W right ... 35 Total ... 15 ... 6 b ... 0 ... 6 ...129 Second innings. Smith (C.)> b W . Heame ... 12 P Anson, c Huish, b Bradley 15 Tyldesley, c A . Heame, b W right ........................... 2 Briggs, b W right................... 0 Baker, not out .................53 Hallam, b Bradley ........... 3 A. N . Homby, c Huish, b A . H eam e........................... 8 M old,cA. Heame, b Bradley 6 B 6, lb 11.................17 Total............... 176 K en t . First innings. O. M. R. W . ... 352 17 51 2 ... ... 4117 104 3 ... ... 23 10 44 1 ... ... 20 9 31 1 ... ... 19 12 19 1 ... L a n c a sh ir e . First innings. O.M. R. W . 28-3 7 81 4 ... 31 15 32 4 ... 12 3 30 1 ... 9 4 16 1 ... Mason c Huish,b Bradley 13 b Mason ...........52 c Mason, b Brad­ ley ................... 0 not out...................18 b W . Heame ... 29 b Mason ... ... 12 b Bradley ...........60 c Weigall, b A. Heame ...........13 not out................... 5 Mold I’Anson Hallam Baker ... Bradley W right Heame (W .) Heame (A.) Extras........... 6 Total (7 wkts) 208 Second innings. O. M.R . W . ... 19 7 33 0 ... 27 14 43 7 ... 6 1 23 0 ... 18*4 19 24 3 Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 27.2 8 66 3 ... 30 11 49 0 ... 8 1 22 1 ... 10 3 20 1 ... 13 5 45 2 SURREY V . NOTTS. Played at Trent Bridge on May 25, and 27. Surrey won by six wickets. 26 Although this match is hardly as attractive as it used to be, the Notts team has shown signs of being much stronger than that of last year, and the recent performances of the Surrey X I. have been so good that it was not surprising that a large crowd assembled at Trent Bridge on W hit Monday. The batting strength of Surrey was again very apparent, for although the team had the unusual experience o f going through an innings without one of the side making a hundred, half a dozen men played such good cricket that the total was 327. This proved to be too great for Notts to approach, and they were obliged to follow on. Nevertheless, Shrewsbury played beautiful and perfect cricket for 57, and Flowers, who seems everlasting, made 41 in a very attractive manner. The Notts second innings was disappointing, except some wonderful batting by Mr. Jones, and Surrey had little difficulty in winning. S u rrey . Second innings. st Pike, b Jones b Attewell First innings. Abel, c Shrewsbury, b Dixon 60 W . W . Read, b Attewell ... 4 b Jones Holland, c Jones, b Attewell 58 Hayward,c Jones,b Attewell 10 Brockwell, b Attewell........... 1 c Pike, b Attewell 29 Lockwood, b Guttridge ...3 2 notout... Street, c Pike, b Guttridge 39 K . J. Key, not out ...........73 notout... Ayres, b Dickson...................26 W ood, c and b Attewell ... 6 Richardson, c Daft, b Atte­ well ..................................14 B 1, lb 2, nb 1 ........... 4 Total ................327 Extras... Total N o tts . First innings. Pike, b Richardson ........... 0 J. A. Dixon, c Key, b Hay­ ward ...................................22 Daft (H. B.), b Richardson 24 Shrewsbury, b Richardson .. 57 Gunn, c and b Richardson... 3 Flowers, c Holland, b Read 41 A . O. Jones, not out ...........26 Attewell, b Richardson ... 4 Robinson (G. L.), b Brock­ well .................................. o Guttridge, c sub., b Brock­ well .................................. 3 A . R. Bennett, absent (hurt) 0 B 2, nb 1 ................... 3 Total ...................183 S u r r e y . First innings. O. M. R. W . Second innings, b Hayward...........12 b Hayward...........27 c H o ll a n d , b Lockwood ... 13 b Richardson ... 3 c W ood, b Lock­ wood ......... 10 b Richardson ... 17 b Lockwood ... 98 b Lockwood ... 2 cAbel,b Hayward 4 not out...................25 b Richardson ... 2 Extras ...........18 Total...........231 Second innings. O. M. R. W . Attewell... ... 56 23 112 6 ... ... 25 13 33 2 Bennett ... ... 13 6 17 0 ... Jones ... 7 0 38 0 ... ... 13 3 24 2 Guttridge ■ ... 28 5 68 2 ... ... 8 2 16 0 Dixon ... 23 6 67 2 ... ... 4 0 12 0 D aft........... ... 5 2 20 0 ... Flowers ... ... 1 0 1 0 ... Guttridge and Attewell each delivered a no-ball. N o tts . First innings. O. M. R. W . Richardson Hayward Lockwood Read Brockwell ... 34 16 63 5 ... ... 15 ... 16 ... 3 ... 10-4 38 1 . 36 0 . 20 1 . 23 2 . Second innings. O. M. R. W . 41*2 14 84 5 19 9 39 3 35 10 68 4 0 12 7 22 Lockwood and Richardson each delivered a no-ball. ESSEX v. LEICESTERSHIRE. Played at Leyton on May 25, 26 and 27. Essex won by 7 wickets. Although they went in first, Leicestershire could make but little capital out of their advantage, al­ though Pougher and Holland played good cricket. Essex, on the other hand, made use of their opportu­ nities. Mr. Perrin showed clearly that his early performances were not flukes. Mr. Owen played one of his best innings, and the two bowlers, Mead and Pickett, hit with great boldness. Leicestershire began very badly in their second innings, but thanks to Pougher and Mr. Lorrimer they did well in the end, though the score was not large enough to prevent defeat. L eiceste r sh ir e . First innings. C.E. de Trafford.b Kortright 0 A . Lorrimer, c Kortright, b Mead .................................. 8 Holland, c Pickett, b Mead 31 Knight, b Kortright ........... 5 Pougher, c Russell, b Pickett 38 Tomlin,c Kortright, b Mead 3 Brown, b Pickett................... 5 Geeson, c Carpenter, b Mead 3 Coe, not o u t .......................... 27 W oodcock, b P ickett........... 0 Whiteside, b Mead ...........14 B 2, lb 5 ........... 7 Total ...........141 E sse x . First innings. Major Orman, st Whiteside, b P ou gh er.......................... 4 Carpenter, b Geeson ...........22 P. Perrin, b Woodcock ... 52 C. McGahey, c Geeson, b Pougher .......................... 14 Second innings, b Mead ........... 1 c and b Mead ... 46 c Kortright, b Mead ...........19 c Bull, b Mead ... 5 b Pickett ...........70 b Mead b Mead b Pickett ... c sub, b Mead not out b Mead B 33, lb 3 Total ...........225 Second innings. H. G. Owen, c Holland, b Pougher .......................... 82 C. J. Kortright, b Pougher 0 Russell, b W oodcock........... 2 C. G. Littlehales, b Pougher 7 F. G. Bull, b Woodcock ... 8 Mead, c Pougher, b Geeson 41 Pickett, not out ...................26 B 24, lb 3 ...........27 c Tom lin.bW ood- c o ck .................. 6 not out.................. 37 st Whiteside, b Pougher........... 5 not out.................. 0 c Whiteside, b P ougher...........21 Total Extras...........13 ...285 Total (3 wkts) 82 L e ic e s te r s h ir e . First innings. O.M. R. W . Kortright ... 18 6 36 2 . Mead ........... 31*3 9 57 5 .. Pickett ... 17 3 41 3 . Bull ........... 2 2 0 0 . E sse x . W oodcock. Pougher . Coe ... . Geeson Brown......... First innings. O. M. R. W . 27 5 40-4 18 77 13 1 33 23 8 64 1 0 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 14 3 39 0 ... 33-3 9 75 9 ... 12 0 52 1 ... 8 3 23 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W . ... 10 1 18 1 ... 20*1 6 37 2 !!.* i l 5 14 0 HAMPSHIRE y. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Southampton on May 25, 26 and 27. tDerbyshire won by seven wickets. The feature of the Hampshire innings was the batting of Mr. Ward, who played such excellent cricket against the Australians in the Crystal Palace match. He made his first hundred for the county, and can congratulate himself in that it was an almost perfect innings. The tail showed up remarkably well. Against a total of 307, Derbyshire began in great style after losing Mr. W right for 24. Sugg, who went in first with him, an unusual pleasure, batted very finely, and Mr. Evershed also did great things. They led by 35 on the first innings, and as Hampshire did not do very well at their second attempt Derbyshire were left with 145 to win. H am psh ire . First innings. H. F. Ward, c Storer, b P orter....................................113 C. Robson, c Storer, b Davidson ..............................25 Barton, c Marsden, b David­ son ......................................11 W ebb, run out .................... 3 F. E. Lacey, b Hulme...............19 Bacon, c Storer, b Porter ... 14 D. A . Steele, c Storer, b Davidson .............................20 Soar, b Storer ...................50 R. Bencraft, c Wright, b P orter.................................. 0 Wootton, b Walker ...........13 Baldwin, not ou t...................37 Leg-byes.................. 2 Second innings. c and b Bagshaw 13 b Davidson...........16 c Storer, b Porter 40 b Davidson........... 6 c Storer, b Porter 30 b Hulme ...........17 b Porter run out 5 26 not out................... 0 b Hulme ........... 0 lbw, b Bagshaw 18 E xtras.......... 8 Total.. ...........307 D er b ysh ir e . Total ...179 First innings. L. G. W right, b Steele ... 24 Sugg (W .), b Steele ...........88 S. H. Evershed, b W ootton 57 Chatterton, c Barton, b W ootton ...........................14 not out... Davidson, c Robson, b Soar 44 not out... Storer, b W ootton ...........14 Bagshaw, c Robson, b Steele 33 G. A . Marsden, c Soar, b Baldwin .......................... 1 Hulme, c Lacey, b Baldwin 44 Porter, c Lacey, b Soar ... 4 G. G. Walker, not out ... 0 B 12, lb 5, nb 2 ...19 Second innings. b Barton ...........36 c and b W ootton 62 cSteele,bW ootton 12 17 15 Total.................. 342 H am p sh ire. First innings. O. M. R. W . Davidson . . 49 25 72 3 ... ... 39 16 H ulm e... . . 23 4 61 1 ... ... 23*4 11 Porter ... . . 47 15 91 3 ... ... 30 17 Walker . 18 5 53 1 ... Sugg ... . . 4 0 19 0 ... Storer ... . . 3 0 9 1 ... B 3, nb 1 ... 4 Total ...146 Second innings. O. M . R. W . 64 2 39 2 30 3 Bagshaw 33 14 D e r b ysh ir e . First innings. O. M. R . W . Baldwin ... 35‘2 9 69 2 Soar ........... 25 7 71 2 W ootton ... 44 12 98 3 Barton........... 1 0 6 0 Steele ........... 33 13 57 3 ............ 4 W a r d .......... 8 2 22 0 ........... Wootton delivered three no-balls Second innings. M. R. W . 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