Cricket 1899

(04 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 27, 1899. form in both innings of the match. Trott and Roche did well enough for Middlesex, but Hearne again shewed that he is still out of form M id d l e s e x . First innings. P. F. Warner, c Butt, b Tate 6 H.B. Hayman.c andb Bland 10 J.B . S'opdon, c Bean.bTate 6 F. G. J Ford, csub., bT ate 21 R .W . Nicholls. ca n i b Tate Rawlin, b B la n d ................... Trott. c Collins, b Tate L. J. Moon, b B iand........... G. MacGregor, c Marlow, b Bland .................................. Roche, c Vine, b Bland Hearne (J. T.), not out B 3, lb 2 ........................... Second innings. b Bland ...........69 b T a te...................16 b Bland ... ... 11 c Butt, b Bland 10 7 b Bland ........... 4 0 c Bean, b Tate .. 1 12 c Bland, b Tate 6 4 b Bland ........... 4 18 c Bean, b Bland 1 13 c Collins, b Tate 6 0 not o u t................. 5 5 B 8, lb 4 ...........12 Total ........... ...102 T ota l................. 144 S u sse x . C. B. Fry, lbw, b Roche...........................94 G. Brann, b Trott ... 3 K . S. Ranjitsiubji, b T r o tt...........................86 Killick. b Roche . ... 6 A. Collias, b Roche ... 0 M trlow, c Stogd >n, b Roche........................... 0 Vine, bT rott ...........11 8econd innings :—C. B. Fry, c Hearne, b Ratlin* 5 ; G. Brann, b Trott, 22; K . 8. Ranjitsinhji, n t out, 22 ; Killick, notout, 11: bye 1.—Total (2 wkts) 61. Be<m (J.), b Trott Tate, c MacGregjr, Roche ........... Butt, not out ... Bland, c Hayman, Roche ........... B 12, lb 5 ... T o ta l........... ... 1 . 16 b ... 3 ... 17 ...188 M id d le se x . First innings L/. M. R . W . Tate ................. 17 5 49 6 ... B lan d ........ 16 4 6 48 5 ... Killick ... Ranjitsinhj: S u ssex . First innings. O. M. R. W . Hearne ........... 8 1 3i 0 ... Trott................... 20 3 86 4 ... Kawlin ... . 15 10 10 0 ... Roche ...........21*4 11 41 6 ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 15 3 3 34 4 ... 19 4 61 5 ... 5 0 25 0 ... 4 2 12 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 6 2 12 0 ... 6-4 2 19 1 ... 11 6 13 0 ... 12 6 16 0 THEABBEY.8CHOOL.BECKENH AM v. ELSTREE SCHOOL.—Played at Beckenham on July 19. T he A bbey S ch ool . H. J. Prest, b W orth­ ington.................. ... 6 J.H.Bora?ton, b Halli­ day ................... ... 1 G. fc>pencer. b Hallidav 2 G. C. Pi illips, c sub, b Halliday ................... 0 C .8. Hurst, y> Halliday 0 A . V. Johnston, lbw, b Worthington ........... 14 E ls t b e e P. M. Magnay, run out 1 M. A . Halliday, c and b Hurst ... ............. 19 J. G. Rea, b Boraston 44 G. Thomas, c Hurst, b Co >per ................. 9 8. l).Clari8, b Johnston 3 J. Poore, b Wimble ... 11 G. C. Richardson, lbw, b Hurst ................. 5 8. D. Cooper, b Halli­ day ........................... 0 W . A . Powell, b Worthington ... 0 H . R. Wimble, lbw, b W orthington...........27 G.L Johnston, not out 80 8. C. Reid, run o u t ... 31 B 20, lb 3 ...........23 Total . . 184 S chool . R. Davidson,b Cooper 5 J. blagrove, b Cooper 3 V. T. Worthington, b Boraston ........... 0 P. B. Joubert, notout 0 E xtras...................17 Total ...117 STREATHAM v. OLD W E 3TMINSTERS.—Played at Streatham on July 22. S tb e a th a m . H. 8. Earkworth, b Murray ................... 2 E P. Pulbrook,cTritton b Flack ................. 6 H. H. 8cott, c sub, b Flack .. .........21 E. Field, c Tritton, b Prof yn ........... 38 H. L. D twson, c Flack, b Probyn ................. 18 M. O rd.b Flick ...21 E. Parton, b Murray 2i 8.Lloyd-Jones,runout 33 W .K . Philpot, run out 10 A. Kidd, c Murray, b Tritton ...................42 W . Lloyd, not out .. 7 B 22, lb 3, w 6, nb 1 32 Total . 252 O ld W estm instebs . H. B. Tritton, c Kidd, b D aw son................... 8 Capt. A. G. P io’heroe, b Barkworth ...........85 W . b'.Fox, c andb Field 27 A Pink, b Dawson ... 4 R. Berens, not out ... 50 R.G.Murrav, b Dawson 0 H. R. Flack, c Field, b Dawson ................... H. A. Gordoa, b Dawson ................... L.A M.Fury.bDawson B 26, lb 2, w9, nb 1 ; Total (8 wkts)221 8. C. Probyn and A. J. Hemmerde did not bat. WORCESTERSHIRE v. LEICESTER­ SHIRE. Played at Worcester on July 24, 25 and 26. Worcestershire won by 122 runs. As the wi *ket had not recovered from the heavy rains of last week, Mr. De Trafford, who won the toss, put Worcestershire in. It cannot be paid that the policy met with great success, for the Worcestershire batsmen played a determined game, and made a satisfactory score. Mr. R. E. Foster played a par icularly good innings. Leicestershire bepran badly, and although Mr. Joyce and Mr. W ood brought about a considerable improvement, the home team bad much the best of matters when play ended for the day, Leicestershire being 123 runs behind, with only four wickets in hand. These four wickets did not produce many runs on Tuesday morning- and Worcestershire began their second innings with the very useful lead of 80 runs. Good batting by Mr. W . L. Foster, Fereday and Mr. H. K Foster soon considerably increased this, and as Wheldon p'ayed a good not out innings, Leicest rshire had a very severe task set them in the second innings. They made a fine attempt to play out time. W OBCESTEB8HIBE. First inning’s. Second innings. W . L Fo*ter, b Geeson ... 21 c Ki<«g, b Coe ... 44 Fereday, b Stocks................... 2 c Stocks, b Coe... 23 H.K.Fo8ter,cWood,bGeeson 12 c and b King ... 76 R. E. Foster, c Whiteside, b Geeson...................................61 Arnold, b Stocks...................35 Wheldon, b Stocks ........... 2 G. H. Simpson-Hayward, run out.................................. 6 Bird, not o u t...........................27 Burrows b Geeson ........... 3 Straw, c King, b W ood ... 9 W ilson, c Stocks, b Geeson 17 B 9, nb 3 ...........................12 Total ...........................206 L e icestebsh i : First innirgs. C. E. De Trafford, b W ilson 1 Knight, b Bird ................. 1 Brown, c R E. Foster, b W ilson . ........................... 0 R. Joyce, run o u t................. 23 C. J. B. W ood, c Straw, b Burrows ...........................35 King,cR.E.Foster,bBurrows 5 Coe, b W ilson ................. 13 c Whitehead, b W ood ... ... b Stocks ........... not out ........... b W ood ........... b W ood ........... b Geeson ........... c De Trafford, b W ood ........... cKnight,b Gees >n Bl2,ll3,w l,nbl 17 Total ...2:5 Whitehead, b A rn old................................ 7 Geeson, not out ...................24 F. W . Stocks, c R. E. Foster, b W ilson ............................ 4 b Wilson Whiteside, c H. K. Foster, b B urrow s........................... 3 Extras ........................ 10 Second innirgs. c Bird, b Arnold 10 b Wilson .......... 46 c Hayward, b Burrow 8 ...........18 b Arnold ...........30 c Straw, b W ilson 68 c Straw, b Arnold 1 c H. Foster, b A m old ........... 4 b W ilson .. 9 c Straw, b Arnold 7 not out................... 1 Extras ...........11 Total ...1S6 Total ... . 213 W OBCE8TEBSHIBE. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Get son ......... 40 3 17 83 6 ........... 24 2 7 68 2 Stocks ........... 28 7 70 3 ............ 13 4 45 1 K ing................... 6 1 11 0 ............. 8 3 13 1 W ood .......... 10 2 -.2 1 ............ 23 3 65 4 Coe.................... 5 3 8 0 ............ 19 3 47 2 Stocks delivered two no-balls and W ood one wide and two no-balls. B ird.......... W ilson .. Hayward Arnold .. burrows L eicestebsh ibe . First innings. O. M. R. W . ... 26 13 41 4 ... 5 0 ... 14 5 13*1 3 It 0 25 1 . 24 3 Second innings. O. M. K. W . . 4 0 24 0 , 29 1 7 69 4 . 7 3 6 0 . 35 17 70 5 21 7 34 1 Arnold bowled a wide and four no-balls. ESSEX v. DERBYSHIRE. Played at Derby on July 24, 25, and 26. Abandoned. When Mr. Evershed, who was captaining the Derbyshire team, won the toss, he decided give Essex the opportunity of seeing what the •wicket was like. The result was somewhat surprising, for, after Essex had lost a wicket for a few runs, Perrin and Ayres made a good stand, and the batting improved hour by hour until at the end of the day the score was 317 for the loss of only four wickets. Perrin played a remarkable innings of the defensive kind, o ca- sionally making pretty hits, but never making mistakes. Towards the end of the day, after McGahey and W. M. Turner had played very good cricket indeed, he was joined by A . P. Lucas, and the bowling was completely collared. On Tuesday Perrin, who overnight had made 148, continued to play, fine cricket, and was within four of the longed- for second hundred wLen he was out, after batting for six hours and three-quarters. Lucas played a very fine innings. Storer made an unexpected stir among the tail, and the innings came to a somewhat abrupt conclusion. As Essex were without Young and Mead, not to mention Kortright, their bowling was weak in the extreme, and Derbyshire, who had nothing to plav for except a draw, began to take advantage of this. They did well enough until yesterday morning, thanks to the splendid cricket shown by Mr. L. G. W right and Storer, but the tail could make nothing cf Mr. Bull, who, in a ftw overs, took five wickets at an e*c»ediogly small cost. He might, perhaps, have distinguished himself in the second innings, for Derbyshire had to follow on, but rain came down before the batsmen could go in, and play had to be given up. E ssex . G. Tossetti, b Storer 9 Carpenter, b Hulme Ayres, c Hu me, b Bestwick .................. 40 P. Perrin, c Wright, b B estw ick ....................196 C.McGahey,b Bestwick 47 W M.Turner, b Hulme 29 A.P.Lucas, c Beatwick, b Storer ... ... 67 H. G. Owen, b Storer 12 D eb b ysh ib e . Russ 11, c Ellis, b Storer ...................12 Buckenham, b Best­ wick ........................... 0 F. G. Bull, not out ... 10 E xtras...................23 Total ...454 L. G. Wright, c Car­ penter, b McGahey 84 S. H. Evershed, b Tossetti ..................20 Bagshaw, c Owen, b Carpen'er.................. 16 Storer. c Lucas, b Bull 63 R. K*nw«rd, c Car­ penter, b Bull...........13 T. A. Higson, c Ayres, b Bull... E. M. Ashcroft, b B u ll.......................... Ellis, b Buckenham... Hulme, b B u ll........... Berwick, run out ... Bestwick, not out ... Extras . ........... Total Hulme Higs n Berwick Bestwick O. ...67 ...54 21 .32 7 E sse x . M. R. W. 22 f*7 6 73 8 38 2 Storer... 0 Bagshaw . 0 Ashcroft 4 Ellis... Beiwick bowled a wide and Storer a no-ball, D e r b ysh ib e . M. R. W . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . ..34 2 114 4 5 0 28 0 5 3 11 0 4 0 O. Bull ... 47 Buckenh’ml7.3 Tosetti... 25 Carpenter 7 Turner ... 4 0 McGahey... 10 3 Ayres ... 4 0 0 34 1 10 0 McGahey bowled two wides. KENT y . YORKSHIRE. Played at Leeds on July 24, 25 and 26. Yorkshire won by an innings and 30 runs. Owing to rain, play only lasted for three hours and a-half on Monday, during which time Kent lost seven wickets for 147. Burnup, Knowles and Mason batted well The three other wickets only added two runs to this score. Yorkshire soon lost Tunnicliffe; but Jackson and Denton, who are both in great form just at present, put on 93 runs in an hour and a-quarter for the second wicket, and Yorkshire began to forge ahead very rapidly. Mitchell was in fine form, and Haigh played a remarkably good innings. Kent be$an well, and Burnup and Alec Hearne distin­ guished themselves, but afterwards Mason was the only man who could do anything against Rhodes and Wainwright, K e n t . First innings. Second innings. C. J. Burnup, run out ... 40 b Brown ...........59 Hearne (A.), c Tunnicliffe, b W ainw iight................... 7 b Brown ...........38 8. H. Day, c Rhodes, b Hirst .................................. W . L. Knowles, c Denton, b hhodes ..........................31 b Wainwright . J. R. Mason, b Brown, jun. 45 b Brown ... . J.LeFlem ing.lbw,bRhodes 4 b Wainwright . G. J. V . Weigall, c Hunter, b Rhodes ........... . . . . 0 runout... ... . R. N. Blaker, c Hunter, b Wainwright ................... 0 Huish, b Wainwright........... 2 Martia, b Rh .des................. 1 W . M. Bradley, notout ... 0 B 5, lb 3, w 1................... 9 10 b Wainwright ... 8 c Hunter, b Rhodes ........... not out................... c and b Rhodes .. c and b Rhodes... Extras .. ... 10 Total . F.8. Jackson, b Bradley 65 Tunnicliffe, b Martin 11 Denton, c Bradley, b Mason .................. 50 F. Mitchell, b Burnup 67 Wainwright,b Bradley 2 Hirst, c Huish,b Mason 31 Haigh, c Blaker, b Heame ...................70 ..149 Y obksh ibe . Total ...188 LordHawke,bBradley 14 Rhodes, c Mason, b Bradley .....................10 Brown, jun., c Blaker, b Hearne...................36 Hunter, not out........... 0 B 7, lb 2,n b l, w l 11 Total ...367