Cricket 1899

174 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J une 1, 1899. Th« Somersetshire men never lost their equanimity during this long innings, they never became indiffer­ ent In the field, and the last ball was bowled with as much determination a* the first. After their lone and trying outing, it was not surprising that they did not shew up well when their turn came at the wickets, and until Mr. Woods went in and stopped the rot, which w»s becoming awkward, the bowlers had matters all their own way. But with the arrival of the captain the cricket at once became interesting. A splendid stand was rrade by him and Mr. Trask, who. in the course of a little over an hour, put on 85 runs together. Mr. W oods began his innings by driving a ball to mid off for six, and w h s nearly run out over making the first run—the other five runs were overthrows. He made some very pretty hits at times, coming down on the ball very hard, and running between wickets as if his life depended on making another single. But such is the nature of a great cricketer. Mr. Trask’s play was a great contrast to that of bis captain, but it was nevertheless de­ lightful to watch. After they were parted the end seemed near, for until the last two men were in wickets fell rapidly. But the last wicket put on no fewer than 75 runs. Mr. Daniell played very good cricket indeed. In the follow on Mr. W oods again r*layed excellent cricket, and was well backed up by Mr. Stanley. Robson Gill, and Mr. Newton, but a victory.for Surrey was a foregone conclusion. S u b b e t . V . F. S. Crawford, c Daniell, b Stanley 129 K. J. Key. c Cranfield, b Hedley ... ... 43 Lees, c and b Gill ... 20 Marshall, b Gill ... 2 Richardson (T ).bG ill 0 B 8, lb 6, no 2 ... 16 Total ...811 Second innings. Abel, not out ......... 357 Brockwell, c Newton, b GiU ........... ..............11 Hayes, c Daniell, b Hedley ................ 58 D. L. A. Jephson, b Hedley ......................18 Hayward c \ edley, b Cranfleld.................158 H. B. Richardson. c Daniell, b Crat-field 1 SoMERBETSHI! First innings. H . T. Stan’ ey, b Richard­ son (T.) ........................... 8 Capt. W . C. Fedley, b I>es 1 Robson, b Richardson (T.) 5 W.Trask,cBrookw^ll b Lees 70 8. M. J. W oods.b Hayward 49 Nichols, b Hayward ........... 0 Gill, b Brockwell ........... 3 J. Diniell. c H. B Richard- , son, b Frockwell ...........50 Capt. H ickley. b Richardson 4 A. E. Newton, c Brockwell, b Richaidson ................... 0 Cranfield. not •ut ...........27 r - — B 12, lb 5 ...................17 • Total ...........2 4 S u r r e y . O M. R. w . O. M. R. W . Gill ............ 43*2 6 170 4 Danie’l ... 4 1 20 0 Cranfleld... 66 5 180 2 Nicholla... 14 1 76 0 Robson ... 23 6 87 0 Trask 6 0 24 0 Hedley ... 4816 105 3 Stanley ... 12 0 60 1 Woods ... 16 1 730 I ' Gill delivered two no-balls. c Marshall, b Richardson ... 33 c r rawford, b Brockwell ... 7 c Marshall, b Richardson ... 23 lbw,b Bichardson 0 b Brockwell .. 53 b Richardson ... 9 b Jephson ... ... 36 c Crawford, b Brockwell ... 0 b Brockwell ... 8 not out........... ... 20 b Brockwell ... 0 Extras ... ... 9 Total ...198 S om ersetsh ire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. w . O. M. R. W . Richardson . . 28 5 77 4 ... .. 21 3 69 4 Lees ... . V3 6 52 2 ... ... 9 2 33 0 Hayward . 19 6 47 2 ... Bro. kwell . 12 4 6 25 2 ... ... 24 3 7 76 5 Abel ... . . 7 2 14 0 ... Je[ hson . 3 1 *2 0 ... 7 2 21 1 WORCESTERSHIRE v. LONDON COUNTY. Played at Worcester on May 29, 30 and 31. Drawn. L ondon C o u n ty . First innings. S. Colman, b A rn o ld ...........21 W . Troup,c Foster, b W ilson 8 Wrathall, c Straw, b Wilson 38 W . G. Grace, b W ilson ... 47 J. M. Campbell, b Wilson 18 W. 8. A. Brown, b Wilson 7 L. 8. Wells, run o u t ........... 9 Board, not out ...................53 J. H. Todd, run o u t ...........18 Murch, c Straw, b W ilson 12 A . F. Todd, run out .........12 B 15, lb 4, nb 1 ..............20 Second innings. b W ilson ........... 0 C.Amold.bBrom- ley Martin ... 38 b W ilson ......... 21 not out................175 b W ilson .......... c Bird, b W ilson b Burrows........... c Bird, b Bur rows c Foster, b Bird not out ........... Extras...........30 b Murch ... b Wrathall... ... 44 ... 52 ... 47 Total ................. 263 T otal..........*376 * Innings declared closed. W orcestersh ire . G. H. Simpson-Hayward, b B row n...................................33 Bowley, c Wells, b Brown 3 H. K. Foster, c Grace, b Colman ... ...................84 Arnold, c Brown b Colman 102 not out... Wheldon, b Grace ........... 0 Smith (Douglas) ,cWrathall, b G race.............................................................................. 0 E.G.Bromley-MartinbGrace 1 b Brown Straw, b Brown ...................19 Burrows, c Grace, b Wells... 14 Bird, not out ...................33 W ilson, b G ra ce .................. 18 B 8, lb 2. w 2, nb 1... 14 B 8, w 1, nb 2... 11 Total .................. 321 Total (3 wkts) 19j L ondon C o u n ty . First innings. Second innings O. M. R . W . O. M. R. W . W ilson ....................35 7 95 6 ............ 43 12 84 4 A rn old....................27 5 68 1 ............ 13 1 41 0 Burrows ...26 2 8 69 0 ............ 43 14 93 2 Bird ................... 9 2 15 0 ............ 12 3 33 1 B.-Martin ............ 2 0 6 0 ........... 21 5 72 1 Simpaon-Havward... 12 2 18 0 Burrows and Arnold each delivered a no-ball. W orcestersh ire . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Grace ......... ...52 22 64 4 ... B row n .......... .22 3 77 3 ... ...19-3 5 66 1 Wells .......... ...27 4 84 1 ... ...10 1 40 0 M u rch .......... .. 4 1 16 0 ... ... 7 0 30 1 Board .. ... 8 0 14 0 ... W rathall .. ... 2 0 7 0 ... ” .16 4 54 1 Colman......... ...15 4 46 2 ... W rathall delivered three no-balls, Brown lowled three wides, and Murch one wide. GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE v. GRAYS AND ORPINGTON.—Played at Kevington on May 20. G oldsm iths ’ I n stitu te . H. Mayo, not out ... 12 S. R. best, not out ... 30 B 3, lb 2 ................... 5 Total (5 wkts)*100 M. W ood, run out ... 13 W 8.Murrell,c Nelson, b M um by.................. 1 W .H Manley,b Kirkby 23 W . Falkner, b Hawes 16 R. Windebank, c andb Kirkby ................... 0 8. G. Gillingham, W . H. Jones and A. Baldwin did not bat. * Innings declared closed. G rays an d O rpington . G. Bennett, c Manley, b G illingham ........... 0 F. 8tanger, c W ood, b Windebank ...........22 P.Towns-nd,b Winde­ bank ..........................18 J. W . Kirkby, not out 11 F. Packman, not out 3 By« s ........... 3 Total (3 wkts) 67 W. Sampson, W . Hawes. W . Nelson, Mamby, A. Lane and S. H. Strouts did not bat. INCOGNITI v. WESTMIN’ 8TER SCHOOL.—Played at Vincent Square on May 27. W estm inster S ch ool . H. R. Lonsdale, b Haynes ........... ... 8 W . E. Stevens, lbw, b Haynes .................. 1 B. H. W illett, c Lee, b Harrison .......... 54 H. 8. Bampas, c Hall, b R ussell.................12 F. Young, lbw, b Fleming .................. 7 E.C.8tevens,c de W in- ton, b R u ssell......... 1 R P.Rawlings,bRussell 1 S. 8. B arris, c Harri­ son, b Ford ......... I ll A . H. Milne, c and b F o r d .......... ...........17 J.Heard,stWall,bFord 16 H. Plask«tt,cFleming, b Russell................... 4 A. S. Gage, not out .. 0 Extras...................28 To'al ..260 I k cogn iti . F.G.J.Ford, not out...101 D. C. Lee, c Mi ne, b W illett ... ^ ...........18 W. E. Harrison, c Gege, b M ilue......... 4 J. de Winton, not out 23 Extras................... 9 Total ...155 LONDON SCOTTISH v. W E8TM IN8TER HOS­ PITAL.—Played at Brondesbury on May 27. L ondon S co ttish . T.8. Taylor, b Nimmar 37 Percy Child, b Nimmar 6 C. Koe-Child, hit wkt 3 C.A.Argles, b Nimmar 5 A. Kinross, b 8. Key 1 F.R.Connell,c Francis, b 8. Key ...................13 W. Hutton, b Nimmar 0 J.Haylor, q Abrahams, b Nimmar ........... R.A .Wort*man,b 8key W .O.McBryde,run out D. M. Ciarke, not out B 19, nb 1 ........... Total W estm inster H o spita l . G. L. Bunting, b Child 10 W.C. Nimmar, b Child 4 R . G. Stillwell, c K in­ ross, b P. Child ... 0 E. W . Hutton, lbw, b P. Child ...................16 R.G. Harvey, b Haylor 5 Dr.Abiahams,bBaylor 3 S.N.Crowther, not out M‘2 J. E. Skey, b Haylor J.C. Francis, b Haylor C. H. J. Bailey, c and b Connell ......... E. J. Budd-Budd, cP. Child, b Argles B 2, l b l ......... T otal........... t . 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