Cricket 1899

386 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A u g . 31, 1899. THE BOMBAY CRICKET WEEK. POOXA GYMKHANA v. PARSEE GYMKHANA. Played at Bombay on August 8. Drawn. P oona G y m k h a n a . Lieut, ^ond, b Mistri 17 Lieut. Bowen, b Mistri 1 Capt. Douglas, c Pel- gaumwala, bPottle- wala ... .................36 Capt. Greig, b Mistri 32 Lieut. Deas, b Mistri 37 Capt. Usborne.b Mifit'i 35 Lieut. Goaliog.b Mistri 0 Lieut. Markham, b Bottlewala .......... 8 Capt. Briddell, b Bottlewala .......... Capt. Betham, c Das- tur. b Bottlevrala . Lieut. Mathew, not out ........................ Extras ................. T o ta l................1 P a r se r G y m k h a n a . 36 b .. 43 b .. 15 Mr. R. E. Modi, c Markham, b Grieg Mr. D. F. Dubash, c and b Gri*=g .......... Mr. J. M. Dastur, c Mathew, b Greig ... Extras ................. Total (8 wkt?) 161 Mr. D. D. Kansre, c Usborne, b Greig ... 23 Mr. D. Modi, c Deas, b Douglas ................. Mr. K. M. Mistri, D ea s................. Mr. K. K. Kharas, Mathew .......... Mr. H. D. Kanga, e Usborne, b Mathew 26 Mr. H. H. Belgaum- wala, not o u t.......... 6 Mr. P. H. Davur and Mr 8. H. Bottlewala did not bat. P oon a G y m k a a n a . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Miatri ... 24 10 45 6 1Bottlewala 18*3 4 58 4 Davur ... 12 1 36 0 IKharas ... 17 8 29 0 P arsbe G y m k h a n a . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. . 25 21 45 II Douglas ... 6 2 13 1 ,24 6 61 4 Mathew ... 8 4 14 2 3 0 25 0| Deas... Greig Gosling BOMBAY GYMKHANA v. POONA GYMKHANA. Played at Bombay on August 9 Sc 10. Drawn. B om bay. Capt. Douglas, b Greig 53 Lieut. Back, R.N., c Usborne, b Deas ... 4 Capt. Tomkins, c Us- bome, b D eas..........10 Lieut. 1 rueman,b Deas 16 Mr. Edwardes,b Greig 0 Capt. W alliD g, st Us­ borne, b Greig.......... 0 Mr. J. B. Stephens, c and b Greig ..........20 Mr. Nigel-Jones, c and b Greig .......... 0 Mr. Pogson, lbw, b Greig........................ 7 Mr. F. J. Clarke, not out ........................ 8 Mr.A.Ward,cUsbome b Greig ................. 2 Capt.Anderson,bGreig 4 Extras................. 2 Total ...136 Second innings: Capt. Douglas, lbw, b Mathew, 78; Ueut. Back, b Wood, 25; Capt. Tomkins, not out, 42; Lieut. Tiueman, not out, 8; Extras, 8— Total, 161. P oon a . Litut. M. D. Wood, c Stephens, b Pogson 16 Lieut. Bowen, c and b Anderson................. 0 Lieut. Deas, b Clarke 5 Major ft.D.M.Mooie.st Stephens,b Anderson 1 Lieut. H. H. Bond, run out .................44 Capt.J S. Greig, c Pog­ son, b Ward ..........S9 Capt. Usbome, c Back, b Clarke ................. 6 Second innings: Lieut. M. D. Wood, c sub, b Anderson, 14; Lieut. Bowen, not out. 11; Lieut. Deas, c and b Clarke, 2 ; Major S. D. M. Moore, b Anderson, 1—Total, 28. Lieut. S. F. Gosling, c Stephens, b Clarke 0 Lieut. Markham, b Ward ................ 4 Capt.Brandell,bWard 14 Lieut.Mathew,notout 7 Capt. Eetham, b Ward ................. 2 Extras................. 2 Total ...191 B o m bay . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. D eas.......... ...21 9 28 3 ... ... 50 7 4i 0 G reig........ .. 23 7 48 8 ... ... 20 7 38 0 W ood.......... ... 9 1 24 0 ... ... 15 4 44 1 Gosling ... ... 4 1 1* 0 Mathew ... ... 3 0 3 0 .. .. 12 3 26 1 P oona . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Anderson... .. 21*4 6 51 2 ... ... 7 1 12 2 Ward......... ...20 7 45 4 . ... 5 1 12 0 Clarke ...15 0 39 3 .. ... 3 1 4 1 Pogson ... 9 4 16 1 Edwardes .. ... 9 2 5 0 BOMBAY PRESIDENCY v. PABSEES. First day’s play at Bombay, August 11. Despite the most unpromising weather, a vast crowd was present at the beginning of the match. Unfortunately, the wicket, which was already soft, received so much more rain on it before the day’s play ended, that the chances of the Parsees of coming out of the match with credit were very small indeed. They lost the toss and, handicapped during part of the day by the showers, they could only get rid of eight of their opponents before stumps were drawn. Captain Greig played a remarkable innings which lasted for five hours; during the latter part of it he played an aggressive game. His innings was brought to a conclusion by a brilliant catch at cover-point. Until he was j ined by Captain Tomkins the Presi­ dency had not distinguished themselves in the least, and as Tomkins began very weakly it looked as if the Parsees would get rid of the side for about a hundred. But as soon as Tomkins settled down he played an admirable game, bringing off the pull with great success. Later in the day Capt in Usbome made tome vigorous hits, which although not particularly orthodox, were very effective. Kanga kept wicket remarkably well, but somewhat spoiled the effect by appealing much too frequently. B om bay P r e sid e n c y . Capt. Douglas, lbw, b Driver ................. 3 Capt. Greig, c Mody, b Mehta .................184 Lieut. Bond, b Bulsara 7 Lieut. Wood, b Mehta 22 Mr. H. Cheetham, b Mistri . ................. 13 Lieut. Gordon, b Mistri 8 Capt. Tomkins, c Driver, b Kharas ... €5 Lieut. Deas,b Bulsara 3 Capt. Usborne,notout 41 Mr. B. J. B. Stephens, not out ................. 0 Extras.................16 Total (8wkts)362 Mr. Sinclair to bat. J. C. LOVELL’S XL Matches played, 19 ; won, 6; lost, 6; drawn, 7. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most cf not Total in an Inns. Out. Runs. Inns. Aver. D. V. Hansard .......... 8 ... 2 ... *95 ...133 ... 49 25 K. Robinson ..........12 ... 3 ... 307 ...129*... 34’11 J. P. Candler .......... 13 ... 1 ... 401 ... 92 ... 33 42 8. Briggs ................. 4 ... 0 ... 104 ... 41 ... 26 00 H. E. Hockley .......... 3 ... 0 ... 58 ... 41 ... 19 33 M. Mcorhouse .......... 4 ... 0 ... 73 .. 67 ... 18^5 W. H. Golds ..........l i ... 2 ... 163 ... 54 ... 18 11 C. H. Mountain..........18 ... 0 .. 304 ... 80 ... 16 88 E. G. Langton ............ 17 ... 3 ... 219 ... 49 ... 15 64 J. S. Lovell................. 16 ... 4 ... 151 ... 31 ... 12 58 A. Meller .................13 ... 1 ... 150 ... 41 ... 12 5 H. West........................12 ... 3 ... It8 ... 27*... 12 00 E. D. Lovell.................. 19 ... 2 ... 155 ... 37 ... 9 11 S. H. Flindt................... 14 ... 0 ... 115 ... 39 ... 8 21 R. Selby........................ 4 ... 0 ... 30 ... 27 ... 7 5 W. M. Yetts................ 4 ... 0 ... 26 ... 13 ... 6 5 G. A. R in g ................. 8 ... 3 ... 27 ... 9*... 5*4 L. Lovell ................. 4 ... 0 ... 20 ... 9 ... 5 00 W. G. Lovell .......... 3 ... 1 ... 7 ... 3*... 3 5 H. Tidy........................ 9 ... 1 ... 21 ... 9 ... 2'62 J. C. Lovell................. 3 ... 0 ... 5 ... 3 ... 1*66 The following also batted:—Evans, once for 65; West, once for 42; F. Odell, once for 37; H. Mills, once for 33; C. G. Smith, once for 21; L. Dashwood, twice (once not out) for 20; F. W . Christian, twice for 36 ; Thompson, once for 14; H. Perkins, once for 11; Banks, once for 11; S. Bowditch, once for 9; S. Rendell, twice for 10; F. Shortlaud, once for 3; H. Clayton, twice for 5; S. B. Golds, twice for 2. The following also played but did not score Capt. Oatef, A. W. Clarke, C. Lovell, A. Lovell, J. Joyce and Fennell. * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Runs. Wkts. Aver. F. W. Christian................. 32 ... 70 .. 10 ... 7‘00 J. P. Candler ................. 175 ... 368 ... 45 ... 8 43 G. A. R in g........................ 15-3... 45... 5 ... 9 00 E. D. Lovell .......................... 4 ... 19... 2 ...9 5 L. Lovell ........................ 3 ... 10 ... 1 ... lO'OO K. Robinson ................. 132 ... 321 ... 31 ... 10 35 Evans ............................... 10 ... 32 ... 3 ... 10 66 H. Perkins........................ 5 ... 12 ... 1 ... 12 00 S. B. Golds........................ 33 ... 73 ... 6 ... 12*16 A. Meller ........................ 63 ... 150 ... 12 ... 12*5 S. J. Lovell....................... 158 ... 400 ... 31 ... 12 9 B anks............................... 27 ... 67 ... 5 ... 13 4 A. W. Clarke ................. 12 ... 27 ... 2 ... 13 5 M. Moorhouse ................. 24 ... 62 ... 3 ... 20‘66 H. Mills ....................... 5 ... 22 ... 1 ... 22'C0 D. V. Hassard . .......... 8 ... 23 ... 1 ... 23 00 S. H. Flindt ................. 75 ... 256 ... 10 ... 25 6 W. H. Golds ................. 18 ... 60 ... 2 ... 30'00 H. E. Hockley ......................... 9 ... 35... 1 ...35 00 8. Briggs ........................ 8 ... 55 ... 1 ... 5VOO H. West ......................... 15 ... 79... 1 ... 79 00 The followingalso bowled without success:—S. Rendell, J. C. Lovell, R. Selby and Fennell. ARKLEY v . POTTERS BAR.—Played at Potter Bar on August 26. A rk le y . G. W. Hammond, b Smith................. 10 H.Williams, c Petrie, b Holmes .................30 G. P. Blizard, b Finch 14 W.H. Robson, c Finch, b Smith ................. 9 H. Booth, b Smith ... 0 J. H. Robson, c R. Temple, b Holmes ... 2 Rev. H. G. Elton, b Holmes ... ... 0 L. Josling, b Lofts ... 9 W. F. Dew, not out... 59 J. Scanlon, b Holmes 1 W . Chaplin, c Lofts, b Smith .................10 F. Martin, not out ... 11 B 1, lb 1, wb 1... 3 Total (10wkts)*158 * Innings declared closed. P ottebs B a b . R. O. Temple, b Ham­ mond ........................ K. Lee. b Booth......... S. Salmon, b Booth ... J. Finch, c Scanlon, b Booth........................ A. Holmes, b Booth ... R. Goodacre, b Booth A. K. Lofts, b Ham­ mond ........................ G. Blount, b Booth ... B.Temple,bHammond W. Smith, c W . H. Robeon .bHammond A. R. Patrie, run out W. Crowsley, b Ham­ mond........................ B 4, nb 2 .......... T ota l..........! KENSINGTON PARK v. UPPER TOOTING.- Played at St. Quintin’s Park on August 26. U pper T o otin g . .T. A. Lyon, b Skinner 4 W.V.Butcher, not out 9 B 3, lb 8 ..........11 F. G. Thorne, c Money, b 8arel ....................46 R. R. Sandilands, b Gifford .................100 F. C. Ryde, b Money 55 P. R. Scotten, not out 32 E. F. Whistler, H. Tanner, P. W . Butcher, H. Clarke and H. J. Heagerty did not bat. K ensington P a r k . Total ...257 J. Gifford, c Tanner, b Whistler .................27 C.H.M.Thring,bSandi- la n ls ........................ 4 R. F. A. Orr, c Ryde, b Whistler ................. 1 C. M. Skinner, b Whistler W.G.M. Sarel,notout 65 P. Greatorex, b Whistler.................13 E. Bendle, not out . 30 Lb 1wb 1, nb 1 .. 3 Total .. ... 134 F. Kendall, F. H. Palmer, G. E. W. Money, J. Greatorex did not bat. BRIXTOX WANDERERS (2) v. FOREST HILL (2). —Played at East Dulwich on August 26. F orest H ill (2). F. Sk pp*r, b Jones ... C. LeMay, b Jones ... A. H. Hume, st Jones, b Carmichael.......... J. G. Trotter, not out J. Bowen, c Whyte, b Jones........................ B 2, lb 3, nb 2 ... L V.Cockell,cSpragge, b Carmichael ..........22 H. C. M. ttew, runout i9 T. B -lkwill, lbw, b Jones........................ 0 W. W. Parkinson, b Jones....................... 0 H. Barham, c Robert­ son, b Carmichael... 16 C. G. Young,bHartert 14 B r ix t o n W a n d e r e b s (2). A. J. Whyte, not outl27 I C. F. Jones, c Trotter, C. W. Phillips, c and b Young ................. 0 R.J.Harris, c Balkwill, b Bo f/en .................97 Total ...122 b Y ou n g .................16 P. Carmichael, not out 18 B27, lb 4, wb 1... 32 Total (3 wkts)29J W. H. Robertson, A. Harbert, G. E. Kimp, W. H. Spragge, B. A. Glanvill, and R. I. Hacksha v did not bat. LLOYD’S REGISTER v. ATLANTIC TRANS­ PORT.—Played at Denmark Hill on August 26. L lo y d ’ s R e g is te r . F. Hill,b Bennett, jun. A. S. Hill, not ouc ... J. H. Sandall, lbw, b Gould A. J. Barwi k, b Ben­ nett, jun..................11 B 4, lb 1, w 4 ... 9 ... 0 S. A. Hill, b Wills ... 28 A. S. Martin, b Wills 5 F. A. Spry, c Bennett, jan., b Gould.......... 62 J. R. Boxall, b Christie 0 M. F. Alexander, b Bennett, j un............ 18 F. B.Y/ood, b Bennett, jun............................. 4 Total (9 wkts) *173 E. Carey, not out ... 10 * Innings declared closed. A tla n tic T r a n spo rt . W . Gould, c Martin, b Wood ................. £ J. L. Crook, b Wood 0 C. Lees, b Carey •• E. J. K. Christie, b G. H. Jones, b Carey 8 H.E. Kitching.bCarey 5 S. Bennett, c Martin, b Wood .................12 E. Bennett, run o u t... 4 C. A. Wills, c Martin, b Wood ................. 0 W. Lees, c Wood, b Carey........................ 9 Carey F. E. Webb, not out B 7, lb 1 .......... Total ... •• 1 4 8 63