Cricket 1898

O ct . 27, 1898. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 455 June 4—v. Ibis (2). W on. Ibis, 63; Dulw ich, 65. June 11—v. Grecian. W on. Grecian, 62; D ulw ich, 212 for 5 wickets. June 11—v. Grecian (2). W on . Grecian, 42; D ul­ w ich, 167 for 9 wickets. June 18— v. Charlton Park. D raw n. Charlton Park, 150 for 8 wickets (declared) ; Dulw ich, 116 for 7 wickets. June 18— v. Charlton Park (2). W on . Charlton Park, 91; Dulwich, 134. June 18—v. Carshalton. Lost. Carshalton, 92; Dulw ich, 81 and 89 for 3 wickets. June 25—v. Button. Drawn. Sutton, 111 for 6 wickets; Dulw ich, 153 for 7 wickets (declared). June 25—v.8utton(2). W on. Sutton,73; D ulw ich. 112. June 29— v. Surrey Colts. L ost. Surrey Colts, 195; D ulw ich, 114 and 109. July 2—v. Addiscom be. W on . Addiscom be, 63; D ulw ich, 149 for 9 wickets. July 2— v. Addiscom be (2). Drawn. Addiscom be, 138 for 8 w ickets; D ulw ich, 203 for 3 wickets (declared). July 2— y. N orbury Park (2). W on. N orbury Park, 19; Dulw ich, 58. July 9— v. Croydon. W on. Croydon, 103 ; D ulw ich, 205 fo r 7 wickets. July 9—v. Croydon (2). D raw n. Croydon, 203 for 7 wickets (declared); D ulw ich, 135 for 4 wickets. July 9—v. Goldsm iths’ Institute. Lost. Goldsm iths’ Institute. 132 ; Dulw ich. 81. July 16— v. Hornsey. Lost. Hornsey, 178 for 5 w ickets; D ulw ich, 157. July 16— v. N orbury Park. Lost. Norbury Park, 206 for 8 wickets ; D ulw ich, 79. July 20—v. Gravesend. Lost. D ulw ich, 195 ; Graves­ end, 206. July 23— v. Sutton. L ott. Sutton, 131 for 5 w ickets; D ulw ich, 110. July 23—v. Sutton (2). Drawn. Sutton, 115 for 5 w ickets; Dulwich, 208 fo r 7 wickets (de- lared). July 80—v. N orthbrook. Drawn. N orthbrook, 137 for 5 w ickets; D ulw ich. 182 for 5 wickets (declared). July 30— v. N orthbrook (2). Drawn. N orthbrook, 159 fo r 7 w ickets; Dulw ich, 190 for 3 wickets (declared). A ug. 1— v. Hornsey. Lost. Hornsey, 129 and 69 for 3 wickets ; Dulwrich, 126. A ug. 6— v. Forest H ill. W on . Forest B ill, 35 and 20 for 4 wickets ; D ulw ich, 138. A ug. 6— v. Forest H ill (2). Lost. Forest H ill, 135; D ulw ich, 131. A ug. 13— v. Beddingion. Drawn. Beddington, 93 for 5 w ickets; Dulwich, 141 for 6 wickets (declared). A ug. 13-v . Panther. D raw n. Panther, 165; D ul­ wich, 131 for 3 wickets. A ug. 20—v. Private Banks. Lost. Private Banks, 183 for two wickets ; D ulw ich, 61. A ug. 20— v. South Ham pstead. W on. South Ham p­ stead, 116; Dulwich, 158. A ug. 27— v. Croydon. W on. Croydon. 80 ; Dulwich, 111 for tw o wickets. A ug. 27—v. Croydon (2). Lost. Croydon, 152 fo r 7 w ickets; Dulwich, 139. Sept. 3 —v. M alden W anderers L o«t. M alden "Wan­ derers, 162; Dulwich, 83. Sept. 3—v. N rrbury Park. Drawn. Norbury Park, 122 for 5 w iekets; D ulw ich, 187 for 9 wickets (declared). D ulwich scored 6,431 juns for 4(8 wickets ; average, 15 78. Opp »n«'nts scored 5,592 ruus fur 456 wickets ; average. .2*26. B A T T IN G A V E R A G E S. N o. Tim es M ost o f not Total in an inrs. out. runs. inns. Aver. R. L o n g le y .................... 15 ... 2 ... 401 ... 86 ... 30 84 T . C. Stafford ............ 10 ... 1 ... 271 . 67 ... 30*11 H. Fishwick ... . 12 ... 3 ... -.64 ... 60*... 29-83 H. J. Page ... ... 1<> .. 2 ... 213 ... 76 ... 26 62 S. Simpson .................... 18 ... 1 .. 4 '0 ... 77 ... 23 52 P. B. C -lcott ............16 ... 0 ... 362 ... 8 1 ... 22'62 P. J. L oft .....................i4 ... 4 ... 204 ... 53 ... 20 20 E H. H ea sm a n ............10 ... 3 ... 135 .. 3>J ... 19*28 H . G. Cry«-r.................... 18 ... 0 3 il *»6 ... 18-94 C. <+. D a l y ...................10 .. 2 ... 131 ... 37 ... 16*37 G. Procter .................... U ... 1 ... *265 ... 47 ... 16 58 F. W . Ellis ... ... 11 2 ... 1*2 76 ... 14 66 F. H untley .................... 16 .. 3 .. 172 ... 63 ... 13 23 J. F. C o ly e r.................... 19 . 2 ... 223 41 ... 13 11 E. J. H easm m ............ 16 ... 2 163 ... 62 ... 12 63 W . M. Frizell ........... 1=» ... 0 .. 184 ... :j4 ... 12 26 H D arby .......... ... i3 2 ... 1*6 ... 39 ... 11 45 1*. J. ►inlinfon ............ll ... 3 ... 91 0 ... 1137 C. P. Trtgellas ... 16 ... 4 ... 13' ... 3fi*... 11 00 I.. Phillips- ... ... 15 .. 1 ... 146 ... 42 ... 1042 W . A. h iii* .................... 16 .. 3 ... 116 . 22 ... 8*9? A . A ld rid g e....................10 .. 2 ... 69 ... 51 ... 8'63 8 E. Huntlev ............11 .. 3 . 69 ... i4\ .. 8*62 F . E Stafford ........... 11 ... 3 ... :-0 ... 10 ... 3*75 Uu Jer tt-n im .in g-:— E. A. Hpdnuu ... . 7 ... 2 ... 1.8 ... 41 ... 25 60 E. W . T a t -i.................... 7 ... 0 .. 140 ... 61 ... 20 00 It. A . Bundle ............ 8 ... 0 ... 116 ... 40 ... 14 50 tt. H . Reed ..................... 6 ... 1 .. 61 ... 20 ... 12*20 D . B. B utler.................... 7 ... 1 ... 73 ... 36 ... 12*16 W . M orris .................... 4 ... 0 ... 45 ... 39 ... 11*25 A . R. Colyer.................... 5 ... 0 ... 56 ... 27 ... 11 20 E. W hite .................... 4 ... 0 ... 43 ... 15 ... 10 76 H. J. Lighton ............ 5 ... 3 ... 21 ... 16*... 10 50 T. R . Pearse.................... 7 ... 0 ... 70 . 35 ... 10 00 O. H am oson.................... 6 ... 1 ... 50 24 ... 10 00 R . E. M a y o .................... 8 0 ... 76 ... 58 ... 9*50 8 P u lb rook .................... 7 ... 0 ... 61 ... 35 . 8 71 O. Jones .................... 7 ... 0 ... 56 ... 18 ... 8*00 R. H. Howard ............ 4 ... 0 ... 21 ... <1 ... 5 25 J. M . Buer .................... 7 ... 1 ... 23 ... 14 ... 3 83 J. H . C ow an ................... 9 ... 2 ... 24 ... 13*... 3 42 W .C . Lockhart ... 5 ... 1 ... 1 8 .. 6*... 3*6 P. W . G o ld rin g ............ 4 ... 0 ... 11 ... 7 ... 2 75 E. A . B ow ell ............ 5 ... 1 ... 6 ... 5 ... 1*50 The f >llowing also batted :—W . D . Turner, 77 ; E. Engelbach, 1, 19, and 5 *; A . Lasbury. 0, 11, and 2 ; A . Altm an. 0 and 0 ; P. Light, 0* and 0 ; W . H . l ay. 0 ; L. H arcourt Sm ith, 0, 0, and 7 ; C. W . W hitehurst, 0 and 1 ; H . E . W . Ingram , 1* ; and F. R . Capello, 0. * Signifies not out. B O W L IN G A V E R A G E S. Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. Aver. T. R . Pearse ............ 157 . . 47 ... 3> 8 ... 38 ... 8*10 H . D arby.................... 238*4... 84 ... 44/ ... 50 ... 8 94 F. E. Stafford............ 160 ... 41 ... 404 ... 41 ... 9*85 J. F . Colyer ............ 166*2.. 45 ... 342 ... 34 ... 10*05 G .Procter.................... 105 ... 30 ... 265 .. 23 ... 11*08 W . A . K ing ............124 4... 39 ... 312 .. 28 ... 11*14 H . G. Cryer . 142 ... 64 ... 302 ... 23 ... 13*13 E . W . Tate ............ 101*1... 28 ... 277 ... 20 ... 13*85 F . W . Ellis ............ 101 ... 20 ... 303 ... 19 ... 16*85 U nder 100 overs:— E. J. Beaem an ... 13*2... 4 ... 1 7 ... 4 ... 4 25 W .C . Lockhart ... 10*4... 3 ... 1 7 ... 4 ... 4 25 E. W h ite.................... 66 ... 26 ... 114 ... 18 ... 6*33 S. Simpson ............ 31 ...8 ... 77 ... 8 ... 9*62 W . M orris ............ 72*3 .. 30 ... 115 ... 10 ... 11*50 H . J. L ighton............ 45 ...1 6 ... 8 7 .. 7 ... 12*42 A . Aldridge ............ 26 ... 6 . 79 ... 6 ... 13*16 P .J . L o f'..................... 93*1.. 22 ... 254 .. 19 ... 13*36 H . Fishwick ............ 63 ... 16 ... 132 ... 9 ... 14*66 T. C. Stafford............ 10 ... 2 ... 37 ... 2 ... 16 50 L. Phillips ............ 85 ... 28 ... 188 ... 9 ... 20 88 C. P. Tregellas ... 76*2 .. 16 ... 218 ... 10 ... 21*80 E. A. Redm an ... 40 ... 8 ... 109 ... 5 ... 21*80 F J. Finlineon ... 23 ... 9 ... 45 ... 2 ... 22*50 C. G. Daly ............ 25 ...3 ... 95 . 4 ... 23*25 E. H . Heesm an ... 51 .. 9 ... 147 ... 6 ... 24 50 G. H . Reed ............ 14 ...0 ... 4 9 ... 2 ... 24*50 O. J o n e s .................... 14 .. 1 ... 63 . 2 ... 26 50 The follow ing t»lso bow led: —8. E. Huntley, 1 w icket for 19; R . H. H ow ard, 2 for 16 ; F. H untley, 1 for 14; R. Longley. 1 f >r 22 ; 8. P ulbrook, 3 for 9 ; H . E . W . Ingram , 2 for 25; and A . Lasbury, 1 for 4. THE TOUR OF THE KATH IAWAR TEAM. ( Continuedfrom page 435.) THE BOMBAY GYMKHANA MATCH. Played at Bombay onSeptember 5 and 6. Kathiawar wonby nine wickets. When Ranjitisinhji went in he began carefully, and soon got the measure of the bowling. He brought off several of his famous leg strokes, but when his score was at 10 he put one up to point, which the fieldsman misjudged. After this let off, Ranjitsinbji played amagnifi­ cent game until he had made 50, whenhe again had a narrow escape, this time playing one back to Baker, who only just missed securing it. Shortly afterwards McCausland was dismissed for 25, got without any actual chance. His stand with Ranjitsinhji was invaluable, and he played a better game than we have ever seen himplay with the Kathiawar team. Ranjitsinhji continued toplay finecricket and seemed to bealmost certain of reach­ ing his century. None of the other players gave him any support, most of them failing to score. With the total at 191, and his score 78, Ranjitsinhji in attempting to drive Jehangier put the ball up into Vines’ safe hands. On the whole, Lis performance was an excellent exhibition of sound ciicket despite the two chances mentioned befoie, and all who turned out to see the famous Indian batter must have been pleased at his success. His leg glances in particular fairly tookthe large number of spectators by storm, while his off hits were beauti­ fully timed and all along the carpet. He batted under the double disadvantage of being lame and somewhat knocked up by the sun, which very probably accounted for his failii g to reach three figures.— Bombay Gazette. B o m b a y G y m k h a n a . First innings. Second inDings. Capt. H olland, b Hem o ... 1*2 b Ranjitsinbji ... 0 L . ti. fctephens. c Bapasola, b R a n jittin b ji..................... 1 >•Shivsfcanker ... 3 L 'eut. Back, b Hem o ... 11 lbw,t>Banjitsinhji 4 W . H . S cott,b K anjitsinhji 0 c Bihimuria, o R anjitsinhji ... 1 Capt. Baker, c Bapasola, b .hanjitsinbji . . 0 c& bShivshanker 1 F. J. CUrk, b Ranjitsinbji 32 b Shivshanker ... 10 Lieut. Benderton, lbw , b H e m o ...................................... 0 b Shivshanker ... 1 D . F . Vines, c D . Shiv­ shanker, b Ranjitsinhji 3 c Sbivshanker, b Hanjitsinhji ... 19 A . Muirhead, not out............16 b Ranjiteinhji ... 2 R . T . W ilson, b Hem o ... 0 not out..................... 0 Jehangier, b Hem o ............ 23 cBapasola,b R an- jit t in b ji............ 6 E x tra s.............................21 E x t r a s .............. 0 T otal S. M . McCausland, b Baker ................... 25 Cghad. b Jehangier ... 9 K . 8. Ranjitsinbji, c Vines, b Jehangier 78 Hem o, c Baker," b Jthangier .. ............ 2 Bapasola, l b w , b Baker ............ 2 M ajor Ashby, c Back, b Baker ...119 K a t h ia w a r . T otal... Billim oria, c Baker, b Jehangitr..................... Shivlal, d C lark............ D.Shivshanker,bClark J.Shivehanker,cClark, b Jehangier ............ A . Grant, not out E x tra s ................... Total ...143 Second innings :— S. M . McCausland, run out, 1 ; K . 8. Ranjitsinhji, not out, 12; Bapasola, not out, 12.—T otal (one w icket), 25. B o m b a y G y m k h a n a . Ranjitsinbji.. Shivshanker.. Hem o ........... F irst innings. B. M . R . W . Shivlal Clark ... Jehangier W ilson ... Baker ... ... 80 ... 36 ... 46 ... 20 ... 10 6 19 2 0 32 5 0 .. 29 5 .. 10 0 .. 8 0 .. K a t h ia w a r . B. M .R . W . ..88 6 40 2 .. ..106 7 47 5 .. .. 26 0 22 0 .. . 35 2 22 3 .. Second innings. B. M . R . W . ... 63 2 24 6 ... 60 5 23 4 B. M . R . W . , 15 0 10 0 . 20 0 15 0 THE MATCH AGAINST MR. KANGA’S TEAM. Played at Bombay on September 7. Drawn. As K. S. Raiijitsinhji was confined to his bed, on account of sun fever, ilie match lost most of its interest. M r. P. D . K a n g a ’ s T e a m . K . M. M istry, b Bapa­ sola .................... ... 50 D. M ody, c Sinclair, b Shivshauker ........... 3 Chon ker, c Billim oria, b H em o ............ 51 D. D. Kanga, c and b B «p a so la ................... 2 C. Patel, c Billim oria, b Hem o .. ........... 11 M achliwala.c Sinclair, b B em o .................... 9 K a t h ia w a r . D. J.D ul ash, b Shivlal Bhandare (sub.), b ShivJal .................... M . D . Kanga. not our, Parucha, c Sinclair, b Hem o............................. P. D. Kanga, b Shiv- shauker ..................... E xtia s..................... Total ...151 M ajor Ashby, c Chon- knr, b Barucha ... 11 S. M . McCausland, b Baruch ................. 3 Bapasola, o M achli- wala, b Chonker ... 4 Grant, c Machliwala, b M istry ... Oghad, b M iotry .. 11 H tm o, b M isiry............10 Shivlal, lbw , b Bhan­ dare ............ . .1 4 Billim oria. not out ... 8 E xiras.....................12 Total (7 w k 's)... 81 M r. P. D . K a n g a ’ s 'J e a m . B. M . R. W . Sinclair ... 50 1 37 0 I Shivshankrr 61 3 38 3 |B iilim oiii B . M . R. W . :-5 2 ll 2 2-1 71 50 3 19 3 Barucha Chonker M istry 65 2 312 IShivlal K a t h ia w a r . B . M. R.W . B. M .R W . 10 11 122 i M achliwala H» 0 8 0 65 6 19 1 P atel............ 15 10 0 .6 0 8 153 IBhandare 19 1 6 1 N E X T ISSUE, THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 24.