Cricket 1899

130 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 18, 1899. favour of the bowlers, but no one thought that there would be any difficulty in making the runs until M istii began to create a panic. W icket after wicket fell, until the wholesirie was ou tfor 13, Mistri faking 7 wickets for 3 runs. I t is inter­ esting to note that in this year he was first both in batting and bow ling in the Patiala averages— 35'2 in batting, 10 runs per wicket in bow ling— and thus became the winner of a noble challenge cup, presented by the Private Secretary o f the Maharaja, a gentleman whose name, Sardar Shamshi Singh, irresistibly reminds one of that of the Indian Prince cricketer. The season of 1898-99 brought Mistri prominently to the front. H e practically won the match for Patiala against the Ganeshkhind eleven, captained b y His Excellency Lord Sandhurst, the Governor, b y scoring 137 runs. This was the season when the Patiala team was strengthened by the inclusion of Hearne, Brockwell and Ranjitsinhji— a nice trio to meet when the wicket was good and the bow ling feeble. But, notwithstand­ in g this useful addition to the team, the cup given b y the gentleman whose name has already been mentioned was, for the second time, won by Mistri, whose aggregate was 1,330 runs for 26 innings (three times not o u t ); average 66 5. Am ong his chief scores were 42 and 106 not out, 63 and 46 not out, 255, 196— these two scores in succession— 61, 90 and 151, 62. Readers of Cricket will remember that M istii was the partm r of Ranjitsinhji in the famous stand for the third Patiala wicket against UmbalJa, when more than 400 runs were put on by the two batsmen—the exact number still remains a mystery. M ish i’s score was 255 and Ranjitsinhji’s 257 not out. If the proposed Indian teem comes to England next year, Mistri w ill certainly be one of its chief attractions, and every Englishman would be pleased if he were to distinguish himself. W . A . B e t t e s w o r t h . WOOLW ICH GARRISON v. GRAN VILLE (LEE). —Played at Woolwich on May 10. G r a n v il l e . First innings. W . Morris, c Blair, b Reason 4 P. P. Lincoln, b Vennh-g... 9 F. E. Lander, b Venning ... 0 J. P, Clarkson, b Venning... 8 H . LeMay, lbw, b Venning 7 L. J. Turner, c Perkins, b Williams ........................... 3 C. J. M. Godfrey,b Venning 0 H . R. Hackney, c Protheroe, h V en nin g........................... 2 J. Rae, run out ................... 0 E. F. Debenham, not o u t... 7 A. R. Layman, b Venning... 5 Extras ................. ... 9 Second innings. cV<=nning,b Blair 12 lbw, b Mahon ... 10 lun out ........... 1 st Henshaw, b Blair................. 5 cVenning,b Blair 6 not out st Kershaw, Blair........... b Mahon ... Extras... Total......................... W oolw ich Capt E. M. Blair, b U odf.ty ... 6 A . W . M. M alloik, b Godfiey .................. 3 A . G. l ’rcth»roe. c Lincoln, b Godfrey 16 W . Ellershaw, c and b Turner ... ... 12 Cart. A . E. Jenkins, c Lincoln, b Godfrey 18 Cat>t. P. H. Slee, c Morris, b Godfrey... 4 . 54 Total (7 wkts.)... 43 G arriso n . Capt. C. J. Henshaw, not out Capt. M. Williams, c (.larkson b Turner M .C. fidahon ,b B ackney G. R. Venning, b B b ck n ey................... Bomb. Reason, c Lin­ coln, b Godfrey E x tra s................... LONDON SCOTTISH v. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE SCHOOL.—Played at Brondesbury on May 13. L ondon S c o ttish . T. S. Taylor, not out... R A . Workman, b Price-Williams Percy Child, b Price- W illiam s.................. A . Kinross, b Price- W illiam s.................. W . T. Cooper, c Price- Williams, b Hull ... J. D. Laing, b Price- W illiam s................... 29 C. Koe Child, b Hull F. R. Connell, st Grif­ fith, b Edwards A.A.Lowe, c Goodwin, b Arnhold.................. Drummond,b Arnho’.d W . MacBryde, b Ed­ wards.......................... B 10, nb 1 ........... Total , 84 U n iv e r sity C olleg e S chool . M.P.Griffith,cConnell, b P. Child ...........16 R. H. Mackie, lbw, b P. Child .................. 2 E. R. Edwards, b P. Child.......................... 1 H .A. Milton, b Connell 5 D. Price-Williams, b Connell .................. 16 A . C. Hull, c W ork­ man, b Connell ... 38 C. H. Arnhold, st Tay­ lor, b Connell.......... 6 C.P. Griffith, b Connell 10 N.H.Walker,bConnell 0 Y . K. Eyhs, c Cooper, b C on n ell................. 1 F. S. Goodwin, not out 0 B 7, lb 1, w 1 ... 9 Total .. 104 UPPER TOOTING v. BE( KEN BAM -P layed at Upper Tooting on May 6. B e ck en h am . Rev. H. Green, b S W . Moseman, b T hornton.................. 2 W histler................... 6 R. Cxirven, b F. LindD. W . Collard, c San­ say 6 dilands, b Whistler 6 A. R. Colyer, b ThornA. E. Clapham. c But­ ton .......................... 0 cher, b Thornton ... 0 B. N. Stenning, b F. A. M. Brand, not out 3 Lindsay ................. 11 C. Curwen, run out . 0 J. H. Christopher, c B 11, lb 4 ........... 15 Whistler, b Thornton 24 __ C. W . McAndrew, b Total ........... 73 T h orn ton.......... ... 0 U pper T o otin g . D. H. Butcher, c StenL. H. Potter, c Mc­ ning, b Collard ?5 Andrew, b Clapbam 3 F. H. Lindsay, b Col3. A . Attlee, b R. Cur­ lard ................ 3 wen ........................... 8 R. R. Sandilands, b W . V. Butcher, b R. Collard .................. 10 Curwen ................... 2 Dr. G. Thornton, b H. G. Franks, not out 1 C laph am ................. 30 E. F. Whistler, b R. E. H. Frith, lbw, b Curwen ................... 5 Clapham ................... 11 B 11, lb 5, w 3 ... 19 G. A. Weston, b Green 7 — UPPER TOOTING v. W IMBLEDON.—Played at 'Wimbledon on May 13. W im bledon . A.W.Glennie. c Allen, b Sandilands ...........34 W . Holland, b San6i- lands........................... 5 B 13, lb 1 ...........14 Total (6 wkts)*203 H. Lomas, b Lindsay 18 C. H. Grundtvig, run out .......................... 14 T. Westray, c Frith, b Sandilands ...........49 B. G. Hay Cooper, c Frith, b Sandilands 4 C.N.Ambrose, not out 65 E. Deprez, C. T. Donaldson, A. S. Nesbitt and J. D. Lyon did not bat. * Innings declared closed. U pper T o o tin g . R. R. Sandilands, not out, 79; E. H. Fiith. b Am ­ brose, 43; W . A. G. Christie, not out, 14 ; b 13,1b 8.— Total (one wicket), 157. A A . Allen, J. A. Lyon, R. M. Barvey, F. B. Lindsay, S. A. Attlee, H. G. Franks, D. P. C. Franks and J. D . O. Lyon did not bat. SOUTH HAMPSTEAD v. KENSINGTON.—Played at North Kensington on May 13. K en sin gton . J.W .Kahrel,b Gilliard 4 F.H.Briggs.cDoughty, b Gilliard...................36 E. V. Gardner, b Gil­ liard .......................... 1 T.H.Cathcart,bCurti8 0 R.H.Moore,bSaunders 24 E. B. Todd, b Philpott 18 G. Damian, not o u t... 28 S ou th H am pstead . J.C. Sumner,b Gilliard N. Damain, b Gilliard A.F. Stoy, c Doughty, b Curtis .................. A. Bradbery, b Curtis B 29, lb 4 . ... Total C. A . Vandervell, b Gaidner ................. 5 R. G Pollock, b Todd 4 B.C.Barrett,bGardner 2 A. J.Doughty, b Gard­ ner ...........................16 R. Connew, c Sumner, b Todd ................... 6 P. B. Gilliard, b Todd 32 M. Bemister,c Biiggs, b Todd ... ........... 9 A.S.G.Philpott,run out 1 H.B. Curtis, run out... 14 S.Saunders, b Gaidner 12 G.P. Taylor, not out .. 0 B 5, lb 1 ........... 6 Total ...106 OLD CITIZENS v. PALLING SW ICK .-PJayed at East Acton on May 13. O ld C it ize n s . P. W . Bale, b Lochner < R. C. Cole, c and b Bow stead................... S. A. Kjffin, c Lux- more, b Bowstead ... H. Blevett. c Lochner, b Bowstead ......... J. Page, c Collins, b Lochner ................... B . G. Johnson, b Lock- ner ........................... J.F . Cole, b Bov stead 0 J. B . Barnett, c Loch - ner, b Bate ...........40 D. A. Henderson, c 1 uxmore. b Collins 3 R.W Nieholls,not out 4 A . W Edmondson, b Collins ................... 0 B 6, lb 6, w 1 ... 12 Total ...106 P a llin g sw ic k . H. V . Bate, b Hale .. 0 A. F. C. Luxnore, b B a le ........................... 7 E. A . Collins, b J. F. Cole .......................... 43 J. Bowstead, b J. F. Cole .......................... 22 F. h . Beynemann, b P a g e ........................... 0 F. H . Pryce, c Hale, b P a g e ........................... 1 H. W . Burrside. c Hale, b J. F. Cole. . A. F. Bettinson, b Johnson ...................22 B. M. Lochner, b Johnson ...................18 B. A.Carter, cK jffin, b blewett................... 3 J. C. Clay, not out ... 5 B 13, lb 5, nb 1 .. 19 2 Total . 142 DULWICH v. FOREST B IL L .—Played at Perry Hill on May 5. D u lw ic h . R. Longley, b Batchelor.......... ... 27 E Tate, b Welchman 1 H G. Cryer. b Welch­ man ..........................2 J. F. Colyer, lbw, b Welchman .. 7 C. P. Tregellas, b Welchman ........... 0 H. Fishwick, lbw, b Batchelor................... 2 F. Huntley, not out... 58 F orest H il l . G.E.Proctor, c W elch­ man, b Williams ... 28 H. Dar y, b W elch­ man 20 R. E. Mayo, c and b Welchman ........... 2 C. E. G. Daly, b Welchman ........... 0 E x tra s.................. 15 Total .. 162 W . L. Pierce, c Cryer, b Colyer ................... 8 H . A. Hooker, not out 44 W . R. Williams, c Huntley, b Procter 13 B.Batehelor,cBur>tley, b Darby .................. 6 C. G. Welchwan, b Darby.......................... 0 C. Phillips, c Cryer, b Tregellas... ........... 9 W . M. Bradley, b Darby .................. 0 E. A. Sa^erton, b D arby......................... 3 E. G. B ill, not out .. 10 Ealras ... ........... 9 Total (7 wkts)1(2 F. Woodman and P. Gibl cn did not I at. PAN 1H E R v. LLOYD ’S B A N K .-P layed at Cat­ ford on May 10 and 11. L l o y d ’ Swatman,b Prior ... 4 Farquhar Smith, lbw, b Bayley ................ 3 Taylor, b Prior ........ 0 Harpur.c Silvert borne, b Bayley .............. 56 G odbold. c and b Prior 9 More, b Prior ........ 0 B a n k . Becker, b Bayley ... 0 Goodrich, b Bayley ... 19 Williams, b Prior ... 1 Lumley, b Bayley ... 0 Downward, not out... 0 B 25, lb 6, wb 1 ... 32 Total ...124 P a n th e r . A. E. Taylor, not out 33 S. Silverthorne, b Harpur ................... 3 W . L. Bayley, c Swat- man, b Williams ... 16 A. E. D. Lewis, b Becker ................... 6 E. W . Mantle, b Becker ... ........... K . St. A . Nixcn, run out ........................... R. H. Day. not out ... B 1, lb 1, wb 1 Total (5 wkts) 61 S. F. Prior. W . A . Blandish, B. W . Green, and A . Wallers did not bat. A R K L E Y v. SHENLEY.—Played at Shenley on May 13. A r k l e y . J. H. R . Robson, Shelton ................ J. Scanlon, not o u t . B 8, lb 2 ... . A. S. Farmer, b Ridge 8 G. W . Hammond, b Ridge......................... 5 W . B . Robson,not out 119 Howard Williams, c SheltoD, b Ridge ... 8 Capt. Wynn, c Ridge, b Banks ...................37 Rev. H. G. Elton, H. K. Gow, F. R. Goslir g. and H. Booth did not bat. * Innings dec’ared clostd. S h e n le y . 1 otal (5 wkts) *223 A. W . Speyer, b Scan­ lon ........................... 6 Shelton, b Hamrm.Ld 1 Warner, b Hamm nd 38 W . A Bieber, c*Bcotb, b Hammond ... 10 H. Paine, lbw, b Bam - m ond.................. ... 17 W. Warsop, b Scanlon 11 Banks, not out ........... 0 Bidge.b Hammond... 17 A tasshvetti, b Gos- lii g ................ 2 G. W . S'n.monds, b Hammond 2 W .Stroud cW illiams, b Gosling................... 0 Bjea ...................16 Total ...120