Cricket 1899

22 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. F e b . 23, 1899. The follow ing complete scores had not reached us in time for our last issue :— THE GRAAF BEINET MATCH (XXII.). THIRD OF THE TOUR. Played at Graaf lleinet on January 5 and 7. Lord Hawke’s team won by eight wickets. L ord H aw ke ’ s T eam . First innings. P. F.W srner,lbw,b Gardiner 14 F. Mitchell, c A. Hobson, b Gardiner .......................... 45 Tyld< s’ey, c SoL mon, b Greybe..................................10 Lord Hawke, c E. H oi son, b Gieybe ........................... 7 CuttelJ, c "Wright, b Greyle 10 c E. Gardiner, b F. W . Milligan, c A . B ob- W ilke son. b Gardin°r................. 31 H.R. Bromley-Davenport, c A . Hoi son, b Gardiner ... 8 Board cE.Gardiner,bGrejbe 3 Trott,c A.Hobson, bGreybe 41 A . G. Archer, c E. Gardiner, bG reybe ......................... 6 Haigh, not out ...................14 Byes ........................... 2 Extras Second innings, not out.................. 7 not o u t......... c E. Hobson, Greybe Total .................191 G baai E einet S. Melvill, c Mitchell, b Milligan .......................... W .W ay,cM itchell,b Daven- port .................................. 0 P. Gardiner, b Milligan .. 4 E. Hoi son, lbw, b Trott ... 17 A. Gardiner, b Tro*:t........37 T. Gardiner, b T r o tt............ 0 I.Maraias stArt her, b Tr^tt 0 - - - Q 3 12 6 . 0 . 7 . 0 J. H ( ’rump, b Cuttell W . Collett, b Cuttell .. J. F. W i son, b Cuttell R. Garner, b 1rott A. Kir gwell, b 'I ro tt... E. Gardiner, b Trott ... H. Solomon, b (.uttell J. Ross, b Trott ........... W . Greybe, b Trott ... R. WrigLt, b Trott D. Collett. b Trott F. Tilbrook, b Trott ... A. Hot son, b Cuttell ... H. Bisg-, not o u t........... C. W ilke, b Trott.......... Extras................... Total ........... Total (2 \ikts) X X II. 1 b Haigh ........... b Haigh ........... b Davenport c Lord B awke, b Davenport b Davenpoit st Archer, b Dav­ enport ........... b Cuitell ........... b Trott ........... b Cuttell ........... c Cuttell, b Trott lbw, b Trott b Trott st Archer, b Trott c Davenport, b Cuttell ........... b Cuttell ........... c Hsigh, b Trott lbw, b Trott lbw, b Trott b M illigan........... not out................... run out ........... b M illiga n ......... Extras ........... 63 99 Total ...........154 L ord H awke ’ s T eam . First innicgs. Second innitg*. O. M. R. W . R . W . P. Gardiner ................... 32 3 71 4 .......... 18 0 Gieybe.................................. 31 1 118 6 ......13 1 King well ... 6 0 W ilke......15 1 T. Gardiner 6 0 G raaf B eiset X X II. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Milligan ... B.-Davenport . Cuttell................ T r o t t ................ .1 3 9 14 2 . 10 6 7 1 ... . J5 5 24 6 ... 14 4 2 40 12 Haigh Bawfee... 3 Board ... 3 Mitchell 4 Warner 2 7 4 1 4 4 4 14 11 THE PORT ELIZABETH MATCH (XV.). FOURTH OF THE TOUR. Played at Port Elizabeth on Jan. 10,11 & 12. Lord Hawke’s team won by 100 runs. L ord H awke ’ s T eam . First innings. P. F. Warner, c Robertshaw, b Pateison.......................... 22 F. Mitchel’, b Gubb ........... 4 '1yIdesley.c Codk,b Paterson 25 C. M. V\ilson, b O’Halloran 10 Cutte.l, b O’ Hal’oran........... 5 libigh, b O’ H a.loran...........34 Trott. b Gubb ...........35 F. W .M illigan,b O’ Halloran 13 H. R. Bromley-Davenport, b O’ Halloran ................... 0 Lord Hawke, Lot o u t........... 4 A G.Archer cBiitt.n,bGubb 3 E xtras...........................11 Total ...................166 Second innings. lbw,b O’Halloran 2 c Lyons, b Gubb 1 b Lyons ...........31 c I yon8,b O’Hal­ loran................... 5 c and b Lyons ... 1 c Fergueon, b O’ Halloran ... 7 b O’Halloran ... 84 c Tonks, b Lyons 10 b Lyons ........... 0 c Daly, b O’H al­ loran .................13 not out.................. 3 Extras ...........30 T o t a l......... 187 P ort E lizabeth R. Dower, b Haigh ...........i7 D. Dally, b T r o t t ................ 8 A.D.Fe.guson, bDavenport 0 M. (ileeson. c and b Cuttell 49 F. Hippeit, b H a ig h ...........11 J. Pateison, b Trott ......... 14 O’ Halloian, b H aigh........... 0 A. Britton, lbw, b Trott . 1 A. Lyons, run out ........... 0 F.Cook, c Mitchell, b Cuttell 10 H. vtn. Scbade, b Trott ... 0 A. Botertshaw, c Trott, b CutUll................... ........... 0 A. Oakley, b Trott ......... 10 F.Tonks cMitchell,b Cuttell 11 T. Gubb, not o u t................... 0 E xtras............................. 32 XV . b Haigh c Archer, b Trott c Hawke, b Trott b Haigh c Haigh, b Trott run out ......... c Mitchell,b Trott lbw, b Trott b Trott b Haigh 9 cMitchell,b Trott 10 not out................... 1 lbw. b Trott ... 0 c Haigh, b Trott 0 c Milligan,bTrott 3 Extras ...........13 Total . 173 Total ... 80 G u b b ........... O’Halloran Paterson ... O. M. B. W . 20 3 43 1 . 33 11 72 5 L ord H awkk ’ s T eam . O.M. R. W . ... 20 33 38 3 ... .. 3410 68 5 ... ... 140 49 2 ... Lyons Toni 8 P ort E lizabeth X V . O. M. K. W . O. M. R. W . 46 17 77 5 ........... 22-3 6 45 10 13 9 8 1 ............ . 173 6 25 4 ............ .24 8 31 3 ............ 23 14 22 3 17 3 1 0 Trolt ... Davenport Cuttell ... Haigh ... THE CAPE COLONY MATCH. FIFTH OP THE TOUR. Played at Port Elizabeth on Jan. 14,16 & 17. Lord Hawke’s team won by 101 runs. L ord H aw ke ’ s T kam . P. F. Warr er, b Middleton 0 b Middleton ... 0 F. Mitchell, b Kuys ........... 4 c Dower, b Kuys 81 Tyldesley, b Middleton ... 11 c Jones,bKuys... 11 C. E. Wilson, b Graham ... 6 b Kuys...................32 Cuttell, st Prince, b Graham 53 c Francis, b Kuys 12 Haigh, c Gidny,b Graham .. 15 1 rott, b G ra h am ................. 5 F. W . Milligan, c Tabuteau, b Middleton ...................11 Lord Hawl e b Middleton .. 3 H. R. Bromley-Davenport, c Francis, b Graham ... 3 Boaid, n otou t ................... 8 Extras.......................... 15 Total . ...134 C ape C olon C. Prince, c and b Haigh ... 0 R Dowtr, b Tiott ...........14 A. Francis, lbw, b Haigh ... 33 W. Shalders. lbw, b Cuttell 0 P. Jones, b Cutteil ........... 6 F. Km s. c Trott. b Cuttell... 4 L. Giddy, cM itchell, b Trott 28 L. Tabu eau, e Warner, b H a ig h .................................. 3 C. Victcent,c Board, b Trott 1 R. Graham, not out ...........14 Middleton, b Haigh ........... 0 E xtras.......................... 9 b Graham ... b Graham ... c Vintcent, Giaham ... not o u t......... run out b Middleton Extras ... Total ... 11 ... 34 ... 26 ... 0 ... 0 ... 18 ...228 16 b T rott.. ., b Baigh c Wilson, bH aigh 18 b Cuttell ...........26 t Trott...................23 b M illigan...........33 c E aigh, b Trott 7 cTrott,bM i ligan 8 not o u t ................ 5 c Cuttell, b Trott 4 b Cuttell ........... 2 Extr. 8 ........... 5 Total ... . 112 Total .. 149 L ord H aw ks ’ s T eam . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Middleton ... 32 14 38 4 ............ 36 2 14 69 2 ... 23 8 13 1 ........... 23 6 66 4 ... 212 6 54 5 ........... 30 11 67 3 ... 3 0 14 0 ........... Shalders... 51 8 0 C ape C olony . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . ... 28 19 30 4 ............ 24 10 46 2 ... 18 2 47 3 ............ 28 12 62 4 ... 13 3 22 3 ............ 9 3 18 2 ... 4 2 4 0 ............ 7 3 13 1 Wilson ... 5 0 15 0 Kuys Graham ... Vintcent.. Haigh .. Trott ... Cuttell Milligan THE EASTERN PROVINCE MATCH. SIXTH OF THE TOUR. Played at Grahamstown on January 20 and 21. Lord Hawke’s team won by 10 wickets. L ord H awke ’ s T eam . H.R. Bromley- Daven­ port, b Madden ... 6 P. F. Warner, c D*ly, b Gubb ................. 9 Tyldesley, c Moore, b Martin ...............38 C. M. W ilson, c Giddy, b Mattin .......13 Cuttell, b Col ins ... 3 Total ...........210 F. Mitchell, c Prince, b Mai t i n ...............22 Second inningsP.F. Warner, not out, 1 : Board, not out, 10.—Total (no wicket), li. Haigh, b Martin ... 0 Trott, b M artin...........69 F. W . Milligan, b G ubb...........................18 Board, lbw, b Dold ... 15 Lord Hawke, not out 2 E xtras................. 15 E astern First innings. Daly, b Cutt-11 ........... , Dower, lbw, b Cuttell.. . Prince, b H a ig h ................ Collins, lbw, b Trott ... . Giddy, st Board, b Trott . King c Trott, b Cuttell . Foley, lbw, b Trott ... . Maitin, c Haigh, b Trott R. Dold, c Board, b Trott Madden, not o u t ................ Douglass, b Trott................ II. Dold. b T rott................ Moore, b Trctt ................ Walker, b Cuttell ... . Gubb, b Trott ........... , Extras....................... P rovince . Second innings. ... 21 c Trott, b Cuttell 1 . 30 c Wilson, b Milli­ gan ...................37 ... 0 c Trott, b Cuttell 24 .. 7 b M illigan...........12 . . 5 b M illigan......... 0 2 b M illigan......... 0 .. 0 lbw, b Trott ... 0 ... 3 lbw ,b Milligan... 2 2 b M illigan.......... 1 2 b M illigan.......... 8 0 bT rott................... 6 ... 3 lbw, b Trott ... 5 .. 2 not out................... 4 ... 3 bT rott................... 7 ... 0 b M illigan........... 2 8 Extras ...........23 Total ...................88 T o ta l...........131 IN T E R C O L O N IA L C K IC K E T . NEW SOUTH WALES v. VICTORIA. (Keturn.) Played at Sydney at the end of January. New South Wales won by 8 wickets. As in nearly all the intercolonial matches this season, the side which was fortunate enough to win the toss was able to claim the victory. New South Wales pu f. up 442 in their first innings, M cLetd being the only bowler who could make any impression on them ; he took 6 wickets for 138 runs. Three of the other wickets fell to Giller— three for 46. The chief scorers among the New South Wales men were Iredale 98, Noble 100, and Donnan 60. Victoria were all out for 215, of which Giller claimed 87. The wickets were pretty evenly divided, Howell (3 for 22) and Noble (2 for 77) having the best analyses. In the follow - on Victoria did much better, putting up 396. Graham was in brilliant form, and scored 124, while Worrall was responsible for 68, and Giller for 53, the latter thus having distinguished himself ia both innings, besides bow ling w ill when New South Wales were batting. Five of the wickets in the second innings of Victoria were taken by Noble for 128, while McKibbin took 2 for 91. With 170 to win, New South Wales were easily victorious, and when the match ended, Iredale and Mackenzie were still going strong, the former with 49 not out, and the latter with 62 not out. The follow ing complete scores of intercolonial matches had not reached us in time for our last issue. VICTORIA v. NEW SOUTH WALES. Played at Melbourne on Dec. 23, 24, 26 and 27. Victoria won by 190 runs. V ictoria . First innings. C. McLeod, c Howell, b Coningham........................... 9 J. W orrall, b H owell...........109 H. Graham, c Howe.l, b Coningham.......................... S. McMichael, c Coningham, b Howell .................. H. 8tuckey, b Howell... F. Laver, b Howell ... H. Trumble, b Howell J. Giller, c Mackenzie, Donnan ................... W . Bruce, run out Second innings. run out ...........18 c Iredale, b Pye 23 6 b Pye 17 11 T. Warne, not out A. E. Johns, run out . Extras................ Total................ st Kelly, b Pve... lbw, b Noble* ... not out.. ........... c and b McKibbin run out ........... c Noble, b M c­ Kibbin ........... b McKibbin b Noble ........... Extras ........... Total ........... J