Cricket 1898

A ug . 25, 1898. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 373 Y orkshire . O. M . R . W . O. M. R. W . K illick ... ... 52 13 135 3 ... ... 9 3 15 0 Bland ... 34 8 99 2 ... ... 17 4 54 3 Parris ... 27-3 5 37 1 ... ... 22 8 30 1 T ate............ ... 24 10 47 0 ... ... 36 12 63 3 Hum phreys ... 24 2 95 3 ... Bland and Parris bowled a no-ball each. S ussex . F irst innings. Second innings. O. M . R. W . O. M . R. W . Jackson ... ... 19 6 49 0 ... ... 7 5 3 0 Rhodes ... ... 19 4 7 42 2 ... ... 15 8 26 3 H aigh ... 20 5 77 1 ... ... 6 2 16 1 W ilson ... 14 5 38 3 ... ... 2 4 1 6 1 Sm ith............ ... 5 0 21 0 ... ... 16 8 18 3 M illigan ... ... 11 2 37 2 ... ... 11 7 11 1 Brown ... 9 0 39 1 ... ... 4 2 8 1 H aigh bowled three no-balls. ESSEX v. KENT. Played at Tonbridge on August 22, 23 and 24. Kent won by seven wickets. The Essex captain won the toss, but as some rain had fallen he decided to give K ent the opportunity of batting first, which by the end of the day proved to have been an error of j udgment for which no captain can be blam ed. M r. burnup did not come ott, but most of the team were in good form , more especially M r. Mason. M r. Patterson and Alec Hearne, while W righ t m ade a useful score later in the day. Kent did not score as rapidiy as usual, and took up nearly the whole of the day in m aking 281. Essex had to bat for two overs, and lost M r. Owen w ithout a run being scored. On Tuesday m orn ng the wicket was difficult, and only M r. McGahey and M r. K ortright could m ake runs. Iu the follow on Carpenter batted finely, and M r. K oitright played a good innings, but when four w ickfts had fallen Essex were still behind. Carpenter still continued to p lay a great gam e, but except M r. T urner aod M r. B ull, the other batsmen did not p lay up to their r putation, and K ent won w ithout much diffi :ulty. K e n t . F irst inn ngs. C. J . B um up, c T urner, b B u ll ....................................... 0 W .H . Patterson, st Russell, b M ead.......................................49 b B u ll.. Hearne (A .),c Owen, b B ull 51 not out., J . R. M ason, c T urn-r, b M^ad .......................................59 b Young S. H. D ay, c McGahey, b M ead .......................................12 n »tout.. Reeve (W .), c R ashl-igh, b JMead ....................................... 4 G. J . V . W eigall. b B ull ... 15 M artin, c and b B u ll............ 9 W right, not out .....................36 H uish, b M ead ..................... 4 W . M. B radley, b M ead ... 17 B 20, lb 5 ... ...........25 Second innings, cM cG ahey,bB ull 25 Total ...281 E ssex . F irst innings. H . G. Owen, c B radley, b M a rtin ....................................... 0 F .U .B ull,c M ason, b Hearne 7 Carpenter, c H uish,b H earne 6 P. Perrin, b M artin ............10 C. McGahey, b M aso n ...........31 A . J . Turner, b B radley ... 11 F. L . Fane, c B radley, b M aso n ........................................ 4 Russell, c H uish, b B radley 9 C. J . K ortright, b M artin .. 42 M ead, c and b B radley ... 0 Young, not out ..................... 3 B 9, lb 2, w 1 ............12 Total ............135 B 5, lb 3, w l,n b 1 10 T otal (3 wkts.)121 Second innings, c B uish, b B rad­ ley ... 6 c W e ig a ll, b H earne............27 cH earne,bM artinl03 cbearne,b M artin 19 b W righ t ............11 c H u sh, b M artin 32 c H uish, b B rad­ ley ...................12 b B radley ............ 5 b M ason ............23 b Bradley ... ... 0 not out ............16 B 7, lb 2, w 2 11 T otal ...265 B u ll ... M ead ... Young ... K ortright H earne... M artin ... Mason ... Bradley Second innings. O. M . R . W . ... 24 12 24 2 ... 6 2 10 0 14 6 22 1 17 3 3 55 0 K ent , F irst innings. O. M . R . W. . ........ 40 7 119 4 ......... 47 21 102 6 6 2 13 0 ... 3 0 22 0 Young bowled a no-ball, and B u ll a wide. E ssex . F irst innings. O. M . R . W . 17 10 24 2 ............ 14 3 5 32 3 ............. 11 3 3* 2 ............ 10 1 31 3 ............ W righ t Burnup Second innings. O. M . R W . 8 21 1 6 72 7 40 3 70 4 0 14 0 16 28 17 22 15 4 1 4 37 1 Mason bowled two wides and Burnup one. LEICESTERSHIRE v. WARW ICK ­ SHIRE. Played at Leicester on August 22, 23 and 24. Warwickshire won by seven wickets. A very fine innings was played by M r. Wood on a very difficult wicket, and the ta il did w ell. W arw ick shire had fifty m inutes’ batting on M onday, and lost two wickets for 36. On Tuesday, however, they did much better, thanks to good cricket by K inneir, W . G. Q uaife and Santall, w hile on W ednesday, M r. de Trafford played a splendid innings. B ut W arw ick­ shire had a big lead on the first innings, and won easily. L eicestershire . F irst innings. C. J . B . Wood, c L illey, b D ic k e n s.................... ... 61 K night, c Diver, b White*- head.......................................10 Brown (L .), c L illey, b W hitehead ..................... 5 H. H . M arriott, c LiJley, b W hitehead ..................... 3 Coe, b D ickens..................... 8 C. E. de Trafford, c D ickens, b W hitehead 9 A gar, lbw , b Dickens ... 0 Cobley, c San tall, b Dickens ..............................15 Geeson, run out ........... 32 F. W . Stocks, b K inneir 12 W hiteside, not o u t............ O' N o-ball ..................... 1 Second innings. c 8antall, b W hite­ head ......................35 c W hitehead, b Dickens ............ 0 c W hitehead, b Dickens ............ 11 b S a n ta ll.. b 8 tn ta ll... ... 15 ... 0 c Q uaife, b Di kens 90 c Glover, b Dickens 0 b Sant a ll............ b Santall lbw, b Hantall not out ........... E xtras ... T otal... ...153 Total ............ 235 W arwickshire . F irst innings. Second innings. Quaife (W . G.), c Stocks, b G eeson............................ 89 not out Devey, c and b ^eeson ... 4 Diver, c Coe, b Geeson ... 2 K inneir, h it w kt, b a gar 59 L illey, c K night, b Geeson 3 c A gar, b Geeson ... 14 ...........29 b Geeson ............ 7 c W hiteside, b Coe 30 F. R . Lovett. b Stocks ... 16 A. U. S. Glover, r u n o u t.. 7 H . R . Parkes, b A gar ... 1 Santall. not ont.....................52 W hitehead, b A g a r ..........2 1 D ickens, c De Ti afford, b Geeson ..............................35 B 15, lb 2.....................17 not out ... 56 T otal .. ...256 Tota' (3 w kts )136 F irst innings. O. Santall ............22 W hitehead ... 40 D ick en s............28 K in n e ir............ 4 L eicestershire . Second innings. M. R .W . O. M.R. W . 10 340 .............. 37-2 15 61 5 12 724 .............. 14 1 44 1 11 474 .............. 47 18 64 4 2 21 .............. 13 5 20 0 D evey 4 1 14 0 K inneir delivered a no-ball and Dickens bowled a wide. W arwickshire . F irst innings. O. M . R . W . Geeson ............ 47‘4 14 96 5 Stocks ............ 37 26 34 A gar ..............31 13 62 Coe ....................... 12 6 24 .. 11 Wood 1 3 . 0 . 23 0 Second Innings. O. M. R. W . . 23 1 2 74 2 .1 7 7 27 0 . 9 3 26 0 . 3 0 9 1 OLD CITIZENS v. HONOURABLE A R T ILL E R Y COMPANY.—Played on f a urday, A ugust 20. H onourable A rtillery C ompany . T. D. H . W atts, c B auly, b C o le ............ 8 H. L um ly, not out ... 42 W . M . Green, b H ale 0 H. E. Robinson, c B arnett, b H ale 6 G. R . Jackson, b H ale 0 H. Barron, b H ale ... 12 W . Tournay, b H ale... 3 G. Bourchie, b Hale A. S Josfph, b H ale W . F. Fitch, b W il­ liam s . ............. A. Cohen, b Hale B 4, lb 5, nb 2 ... T i tal O ld C itizens . P. W . H ale, b W atts 12 W. G. B auly, c Joseph, b W atts .....................16 S. A . Kyffin, b Green 9 J . H. B arnet, b Green 6 J . F. Cole, b Green ... 7 F. A. M ostj n, b Green 42 R. C. Cole, b Green ... 13 I W . T. Gow did not bat. H . H. L avicgton, b Wqf-fa A S. W illiam s, b W atts 3 H . J . Howes, not out 10 B 9, lb 1 ............ 10 Total (9 w kts) 128 MR. J. H. BRAIN’S X I. v. MR. V. T. H ILL’S X I. P la y e d a t C ard iff on A u g u s t 22 a n d 23. M r. H ill’s X I. w o n b y tw o w ic k e ts. M r . J . H . B rain ’ s X I. E . R . M orres, c W ickham , b C . G. H ill .....................80 c G. C. H i l l , b E . H. B uckland, b Y. T. B o san q uet..............10 H i ll.......................................16 b V . T. H ill .............. 2 G. W . R icketts, c W ick­ ham , b Bosanquet . 18 b Bosanquet ..............11 H . B. Letcher, b V. T. H ill....................................... 6 b Bosanquet ............. 0 J . H . B rain, c L . C. H . P alairet, b V. T. H ill... 10 bR oe..............................19 P . C. P hillips, c Roe, b Bosanquet ..................... 35 c P. M . T ., b V . T. W . H. B rain, c Capt. H ill, H ill ........................ 4 b V . T. H ill ..................... 47 b B o san q u et...............47 H astings W atson,c W ick­ ham , b B osanquet........... 2 c H ewitt, b Roe ... 0 H . H . Clay, b Bosanquet 10 run out ...................... 0 Capt.V izard, st W ickham , b L. P a la ire t..................... 15 not out ........................14 R . L . Ricketts, not out ... 4 absent, h u r t ............ 0 E xtras ..................... 15 E xtras ...............14 T otal ... ...259 M r . V. T. H ill 1 H . T. H ewett, b G. W . R icketts .............................. 0 A. P. W ickham , b B uckland 1 R .C .N .Palairet.cH .W atson, b G. W . R icketts ............ 7 W . N. Roe, b Buckland ... 4 F , A . P hillips, b M orres ... 62 L . C. H . P alairet, c R. L ., b G. W* R icketts............ 10 B. J.T .B o sa q u et,6tW .H . B rain, b Morres ............86 P . M . T. H ill, b Morres ... 14 V . T. H ill, not out ............ 37 E. T H ill, c J . H . B rain, b M o rres......................................10 C. G. H ill, b BucUand ... 5 E x tras.............................. 5 Total ....................242 Total .............121 s X I. c Phillips, b G. W . R ic k e tts ................12 not out........................28 c W . H . B rain, b G. W . R icketts 15 not out.........................31 st W . H. B rain, b G. W . R icketts 28 12 b B uckland... b B u cklan d ........... b G. W . Ricketts c an 1 b Buckland c G. W . R icketts, b Buckland ... E xtras ... Total (8 wkts) 142 BERKSHIRE v. WILTSHIRE. Played at Reading on August 19 and 20. Berkshire won by 8 wickets. W ILTSH IRE. C. S. A w dry, c and b B arker 40 c Ingram , J . E. Stevens, c Croome, b W illiam s ..............................17 W . S. M edlicott, c Iogram , b Barrett .............................. 35 C. H. Ran-om e, c and b B arrett.......................................32 Atfleld, c Nepean, b B irrett 31 H. S. Snell, c Chapm an, b B arrett....................................... 3 A . M. M iller, c Nepean, b W illiam s ............................... 2 F . Hum phreys b W illiam s 13 Newman, c B arrett,b B arker 13 Sm nrt, not out Overton, b Barrett E x tra s ............ T otal... W illia m s........... 16 c N epean, b W i liam s............ 11 c and b B arrett... 1 c and b W illiam s 30 c Croome, b W illiam s............ 0 c barker, b W illiam s............ 8 b W illiam s............ 0 b W illiam s............ 0 c Nepean, b W illiam s............ 10 b W illiam s............ 0 not >ut..................... 13 E x tras............ 5 T otal............ 94 L . G. A . Collins, Sm art, b Hum phreys 7 A . M. Croome. c Aw- dry. b H um phreys... 34 C. Y . Nepean, c Sm art, b Ransome ... 29 L. P. Collins, c M ed­ licott. b ^m art ... 32 E. F. H ill, c Sm art, b H um phreys ............21 F. M. Iugram , c Sm art, b Hum phreys ... . ...208 B erks . R . A . W illiam *, lbw , b M iller .....................45 M . J . D augli-h, c Newman, b Overton 55 F. E. Chapman,c Ban- some. b Overton ... 8 B arrett, not out ... 9 B arker, c M edlicott, b Hum phreys ... 4 E x tra s ..................... 4 T o til ...256 Seco&d in n in gs: L . G. A . Collins, b H um phreys, 4 ; A . M. Croome, c and b Hum phreys, 6 ; C. Y. Nepean, not ouf, 13; L. P. Collins, not out, 20 ; E xtras, 5 — Total (2 w kts), 47. W iltshire . F irst innings. Second innings. O. irl. R W . O. M. R. W. B arker ... .. 15 3 41 2 ............ BaT^tt .. .. 30 3 9 76 5 ............ 17 3 40 1 W illiam s .. 19 4 67 3 ............ 19 5 42 9 Croome... .. 8 2 20 0 ...... 2 0 7 0 B erkshire . O. \r. R. W. O. M. R . W . Overton ... 23 6 52 2 Ransom 7 2 14 1 Humphreys 40 10 101 o tim ir ... 12 4 86 1 Newman ... 17 8 23 0 M iller ... 5 1 23 1