Cricket 1899

38 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M arch 23, 1899. I N T E R C O L O N I A L C R I C K E T . R E P R E S E N T A T IV E E L E V E N v . R E S T O F A U S T R A L I A . P la y e d at S y d n e y on M arch 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8. T h e R epresen tative E leven w o n b y seven w ickets. R est of A ustralia ,. First innings. Second innings. Reedman, e Kelly, b Trumble ................... ... 61 c and b Howell.. 108 Giller, c Gregory, b Noble... 28 cGregory,b Noble 48 Trumper, c Kelly, b Noble 6 run out ...........46 Laver,c Trumble, b McLeod 30 c Kelly, b Bowell.186 Donnan, b Jones......................28 c Trumble, b M cLeod ...........22 Graham, b Jones................... 3 b Howell ............ 21 Giffen, b H ow e ll...................67 b Howell ............59 Pye, b J o n e s .......................... 4 b McLeod .............28 Coningham, b H ow ell...........21 b Jones .............23 Johns, c Kelly, b Trumble... 1 not o u t .................... 24 M cKibbin .......................... 0 b McLeod ........... 1 Extras ........................... 9 Extras..........16 Total ................... 248 Total .........527 R epresentative X I. Iredale, run o u t ......................85 c L a v e r , b M .K ibtin ... 14 Darling, c Graham, b Con­ ingham .......................... 36 c Pye, b Laver ...105 Hill, c Pye, b Coningham... 76 n o to u t...................101 Gregory, c Johns, b Laver... 22 c Johns,b Reed­ man 10 Worrall, c Trumper, b M cK ib b in .......................... 32 not out........................16 McLeod, c Johns, b Giffen 17 Noble, c McKibbin, b Coning­ ham .................................. I ll Kelly, notout .................102 Trumble, c Giller, b McKibbin ... ' ...................24 Jones, c Coningham, b McKibbin .......................... 2 Howell, c Coningham, b McKibbin .......................... 5 Extras .......................... 15 Extras ............. 5 Total ...5i7 Total (3wkts.)251 REPRESENTATIVE ELEVEN v. REST OF AUSTRALIA. ( second m a t c h .) Flayed at Melbourne on March 1 0 ,1 1 and 13. The Representative X I. won by 9 wickets. R est of A ustralia . First innings. Second innings. Reedman, c Kelly, b Jones 4 b Jones ...........10 Giller, c Iredale, t>Jones ... 10 c Howell, b Jones 4 Trumper, b McLeod ...........46 c and b Noble ... 28 Laver, c and b Jon es...........33 b Noble .............44 Graham,cTrumble,bMcLeod 10 c McLeod, b Nobie ......19 Mackenzie, b Trumble ... 23 bU ow ell ........ 0 Gjffen, not out .................. 57 t Nof le ........ 1 Coningham, c Hill, b Noble 8 c Jones, bNoble 9 Eady,b Jones ................... 3 n otou t..............23 Johns, c and b Howell ... 17 b Noble ........ 3 McKibbin, c Trumble, b Howell.................................. 5 c and b Trumble 20 Extras ...........................11 Extras ............. 11 Total ...........227 RErBF8ENTATIVE X I. Total...........170 Iredale, c Eady, b Giffen................... ... 1 Darling, c M cKibtin, b Giller ...................49 Trumble, b McKibbin 28 Hill, b Eady ...........51 Gregory, c Giller, b Laver...........................36 W orrall. c Mackenzie, b Coningham ......... 33 Noble, c Eady, b Laver tO Second innings Gregory, b Giffen, 21; McLeod, not out, 20 ; Howell, not out, 20—total (1 wkt), 61. Kelly, c Coningham, b Laver .................. 48 McLeod, c McKibbin, b Coningham... . 32 Jones, c Reedman, b E ady..............................22 Howell, not out............ 0 E xtras.................... 8 Total ............338 RERESENTATIVE X I. v. REST OF AUSTRALIA. THIRD MATCH. Played at Adelaide on Maich 17, 18, 20 and 21. The Representative X I. won by 4 wickets. The inclusion of Iredale and Howell in the Representative teams at Melbourne and Sydney ma< e it practically certain that the) woulu go to England with the teaui. There was thus el> vtn men cer­ tainties, for nine had been chosen in December. N o one quesiioned the choice of Johns as twelfth man, but opinions were divided about the merits of Laver, the thirteenth choice. Trumper was chosen after his innings of 1b in the third match. R est of A ustralia . Fiist innings. Second innings. Reedman. b Jones ........... 5 c Hill, b Howell 3 Giller, c Hill, b Jones.......... 10 c Noble, b Howell 43 Trumper, c Hill, b McLeod 75 b Trum ble........... 0 Laver, b Noble .................. 5 b Noble ............26 Hack, b Noble ................... 3 run out ............ 6 Lyons, c Hill, b Jones ... 42 c sub, b McLeod 42 Giffen, c and b McLeod ...11 b Howell .......... 1 Eady, c Iredale, b McLeod 4 cDarlingbM cLeodl6 F. Jarvis, not out.................. 75 not out.................... 9 A. H. Jarvis, c H ill, bTrum- c Noble,bMcLeod 5 ble... ................................... 2 McKibbin, c Jones, b M c- c sub, b McLeod 0 Leod .................................. 27 Extras ................... 7 Extras ........... 10 S outh A ustbalia . Totol ...........266 R epresentative X I. Worrall, lbw. b Giffen ... 7 not out .....14 Kelly, b Giffen .................. 1 Howell, c A., b F. Jarvis... 26 Jones, b Giffen ........... 11 Darling,c F. Jarvis, b Laver 69 c Hack, b Giffen 3 Hill, b Laver..........................f3 b Laver ..... 0 Iredale, c F. Jarvis, b Giffen 87 c Hack, b Giffen 34 Gregory, lbw, b Reedman... 30 c Giffen,b Laver 3 N oble,cGiller, b Eady ...3 9 b Giffen ..... 1 McLeod, not o u t ...................30 not out ..... 3 Trumble, c A . Jarvis, b Giller ..................................15 Extras ........................... 4 Total ...^ ...........352 Total ...........58 One more wicket fell before the rims were knocked off on March 21. VICTORIA v. NEW ZEALAND. Played at Melbourne in February. Victoria won by an innings and 138 runs. New Zealand won the toss, and made the excellent score of 311, Reese batting finely for 83. This total was, however, by no means large enough, for Victoria put together 602, thanks to 224 by McAlister, 68 by Wilson, and 92 by Murray. With nearly 300 to make before they were level, New Zealand did not rise to the occasion, and were all out for 153 (Cobcroft 59 not out). NEW SOUTH WALES v. NEW ZEALAND. Played at Sydney at the end of February. New South Wales won by an innings and 384 runs. The scores made by New Zealand, who batted first, were 140 and 64. New South Wales found the bow ling of the visitors so easy that in their only innings they put up a total of 588. O f this Trumper was responsible for no fewer than 253, while Pye made 110, and Farqubar Ii$ . The follow ing scores iiad not reached us in time for our last issue :— SOUTH AUSTRALIA v. QUEENSLAND. Played at Brisbane in January. South Australia won by an innings and 284 runs. Q ueensland . Bradley, c Hack, b Jones ... 2 c and b Giffen ...51 Clarke, c Peters, b Jones ... 9 b Hugo.. ..... 6 Carew, c Hill, b Gifftn ... 4 c Jones, b Giffen 38 Foster, c A. Jarvis, b.Giffen 9 lbw. b Hugo ... 4 Schreiber, b Jones ........... 0 c Hugo, b Giffen 67 Evans, b Jones ..................23 c Hugo, b Gitfen 2 Allen, b Jarvis .................... 6 c Jones, b Giffen 0 Byrne, b Jarvis ................. 0 b Giffen ......................5 biggins, c A., b F. Jarvis ... 10 b Giffen ........... 6 Leary, b F. Jarvis ........... 0 not out ......................2 Metcalfe, not o u t.................. 26 b Hugo ..................... 14 Extras .......................... ]2 Extras............. 3 Lyons, b B y rn e.......... 24 Bill, run out ...........78 Darling, c Clarke, b Leary.........................210 Giffen, st, b Evans ...115 Reedman, b Evans ... 1 Hack, c and b Evans... 63 F. Jarvis, c Schrieber, b Evans Jones ... Giffen... Jarvis... 42 Q ueensland . V. W . . 33 4 .......... . 4i 2 ......................... . 10 4 .......... Hugo S outh A ustraiia . R. W. ... 70 7 I Leary ... 176 1 | Peters, e Schrieber, b Evans ........... Jones, b Evans ... Hugo, b Evans ... A . Jarvis not out Extras ........... T o t a l........... 16 17 1 1 14 R. W . R. 45 W . 1 Evans ... Byrne VICTORIA v. NEW SOUTH WALES (Return). Played at Sydney on Jan. 26, 27, 28 and 30. New South Wales won by 8 wickets. N ew S outh W ales . A. Newell, c Johns, b G iller................................................................................ 6 S. Gregory, c Johns, b TrumUe ..........................................................................45 M. A. Noble, c Johns, b M cLeod........................................................................ 100 F. A. Iredale, c Laver, b M cLeod..........................................................................98 A. C. McKenzie, b McLeod .......................................................................... 12 T o ta l.... V Trumper,cTrumble, b M cLeod..........................................................................23 Second innings : A. Newell, run out, 6 ; S. Gregory, b Laver, 4 6 ; F. A. Iredale. not out, 49; A. C. M c­ Kenzie, not out, 62; extras, 7.—Total (2 wkts.), 170. V ictoria. First innings. C. McLeod, b McKibbin ... 1 J. Worrall, b McKibbin ... 9 F. Laver, b Noble ...........17 H. Graham, c Pye, b Noble 11 H. Donnan, b Giller CO L Pye, c Johns, b McLeod ...................20 J J Kelly, notou t i T. R. McKibbin, b G iller 6 W . Howell, bM cLeod *0 E xtras . H.Stuckey,c Kelly, b Howell 28 T. Warne, b Howell ........... 9 W . Bruce, b Noble ........... 5 J. Giller, c Gregory, b Pye 87 H. Trumble, c Kelly, b Pye 24 S. McMichael, c Noble, b Howell..................................18 A. E. Johns, not o u t ........... 4 E x tr a s .......................... 2 Second innings. b Noble ........... 1 clredale,b Howell 68 b Noble ...........55 st Kelly, b M c- Kibbin ...........124 c Howell, b Noble 5 not out...................28 cKelly.bMcKibbin 7 b Howell ...........55 c Pye, b Noble ... 19 Total .. 215 c Noble, b Pye . b Noble ... . Extras... . Total . 11 12 11 N ew S outh W ales . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Trumble... 43 11120 1 |Warne .1 2 0 50 0 McLeod ... 53*2 15 138 6 ILaver ... 17 7 61 0 Giller ..2 1 5 46 3 |Bruce ... 5 0 18 0 McLeod bowled one no-btll and Bruce two wides. Second innings : Giller, 0 for 18; Trumble, 0 for 40; McLeod, 0 for 61; Laver, 1 for 41; Worrall, 1 ball, 1 wide, V ictoria . First innings. O. M. R. W . Noble ... McKibbin H ow ell... Pye 32 20 13 77 2 ...........41 2 ...........29 3 ......... 40 2 ........... 21 Newell 3 Trumper 4 Donn*n 1 Second innings. O. M. R .W 13 128 5 3 91 15 6 0 0 1 73 70 8 15 0 Noble bowled cne and Howell two wides. Total... ........... 101 Total ...198 VICTORIA v. TASMANIA. Played at Hobart in the middle of February. Tasmania won by 365 runs. T asmania . First innings. Second innings. C. J. Eady, b Murray......... 92 cMaiUer, b Miller 30 J. Savigny, b Maplestone ... 4 c Heth erington, b „ „ „ Armstrong ... 60 R. Hanson, c Hastings, b c Sutherland, b Maplestone..........................40 Murray ............. 9 E.A.Windsor,lbw,bMurray 27 c and b Tarrant 69 K. Burn, c Tarrant, b c T a r r a n t, b Murray .......................... 5 Muraay ...119 G. Gatehouse, b Tarrant ... 1 lbw, bA i matron1? 0 K. Westbrook, c Fi x, b ^ Murray .................. 47 lbw, b Armstrong 11 C. M ‘Allen, b Murray ...1 8 notout...................20 D. Patpn, c and bMurray... 7 b Murray 10 W . Ward, not out ...........97 c Mailer, b F ox"! 15 N. Dodds, c Hetherington, b Carter .......................... 36 lbw, b Armstrong 0 Extras ..........................10 Extras ... 26 Total..................384 Total ..369