Cricket 1900

f U l ^ i l f J an . 25, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 13 CR ICK E T IN AU S T R A L IA . VICTORIAN ELEVEN v. COMBINED COUNTRY THIRTEEN. Played at Melbourne onNovember 24 and 25. The Country men, on a treacherous wicket, were dismissed in an hour and fifty-five minutes for 43. Saunders took five wickets for 14, Meares seven for 27. In the second innings they gave a very different display. Perraton was in while 243 were scored. He was batting three hours and fifty minutes, with only one chance when he had got 82. The C ountby . First innings. W . T. Perraton, b Saunders 3 nine Queensland wickets in the match for 101 runs; Noble, four for 54; Bowden, three for 79 ; Trumper, two for 12 runs New South Wales won by an innings and 1 315 runs. £ N ew S outh W alks . W . P. Thompson, c Mailer, b Saund* i s ........................... E. Wanliss, c Mitchell, b Meares.................................. C. Bailey, c Saunders, b Meares.................................. W . Sullivan, b Saunders ... W . M ig'tn, c Saundtrs, b Meares................. ... ... M. S. Berring, st Hopkins, b Saunders.......................... J. M’Donald, c & b Meares E. S. H« rring, c Mailer, b Meares.................. J. Bailey, c sub, b Meares H. M’ Roberts, c Mitchell, b Saunders ... . . D. J. Aitkin, c Saunders, b Meares........... ........... W . Ferrier, not out ........... E xtras.......................... H. Donnan, c Atkins, b McGlinchy .........113 M. A . Noble, lbw, b McGlinchy ...........16 V. Trumper, c Camp­ bell, b Crouch .. .. 208 E. Jansen, b P. Carew 22 A. C. McKenzie, c At­ kins, b McGlinchy 33 A . J. Hopkins, c J. Carew, b Campbell 35 Q ueensland . First innings. £ 1 '.Tones, b Bow den................... 8 c Second innings. d cV . Thompson, b h , McDonald, st Kelly, b Meares ......... 182 T Howaid ... •• ^ J. Carew, c Pye, bHoward 5 1 cV . Thompson, b * rfUcGlinchy, c Donnan, b Howard ... ................12 •Campbell, b H ow ard........... 3 W . B. Farquhar, b J. Carew ...................57' J. J. Kelly, b J. Carew Bradley, c and b Noble Carew, b Noble ........... ‘ McDonald, not out ones, b N ovle ........... ^Atkins, b Pye ........... r,Kamsay, ltw , b Hopkins ^McGlinchy, b Pye i [ ( W ° V 'w. F. Pye,b McGlinchy... 6 lj Tlfeoward, c Jones, b P. Carew .......... 1’ A . J. Bowden, not out 45 Extras... .........15 Total ........840 Second innings, Farquhar, b B ow d en ...........33 b Howard ...........26 b H ow a rd ........... 2 . t ^Adamson, st Kelly, b Pye 5fi(Crouch, b Farquhar ... , Ifjypewitt, b Noble ........... -^J3yrne. lbw, b Pye Meares 23 10 c Mailer,b Meares 4 b Mitchell , A ^Atkins, lbw. b N oble...........33 Q IMorgan, c Pye, b Howard . 21 32 IClarke, c McKenzie, b Noble 0 P $ Carew, c McKenzie, b N o b le ................................. 0 <^Currie, b Bowden.................. 8 4 grou ch , not out .................. 10 • \ Extras........................... 4 Extras Total 43 Total (4 wkts) 375 T he T own . C. Jones, c Perraton, b A itk e n .................. 2 V.Thornp*on,cThomp- son, b F errier.........11 D. MaiUr, b Aitken... 0 A. S. Carter, run out 1 R. Mitchell, c M ’Don­ ald, b Ferrier . ... 69 R. Kelly, c M*Roberts, b J. Bailey ...........89 I. Hopkins,c J.Bailey, b F erritr...................55 H . Goss, b Morgan ... 5 R. Meares, c Aitken, b Ferrier ................... 5 J. Saunders, b Aitken 21 T. Phillips, not out ... 25 Extras................... 6 Total C ountry T hirteen . First innings. Second inniogs. B. R. M. W . B. R. M .W . Saunders ...........105 14 0 5 ......... 156 61 4 ) Meares... ......... 102 27 5 7 ......... 144 89 2 3 Goss 06 40 1 0 Carter .. 78 80 4 0 Mitchell.. 186 46 5 1 Phillips .. 80 13 1 0 Mailer .. 84 80 4 0 Kelly .. 36 27 0 0 Jones 12 5 0 0 M etropolitan E leven B. R. M .W . B. R. M .W . Aitken . 103 44 4 2 Bailey 54 42 0 1 Ferrier ..114 60 4 4 Thompson 18 80 0 c Sullivan .102 37 3 0 Morgan .. 51 19 2 1 NEW SOUTH WALES v. QUEENSLAND. The New South Welshmen had a very decisive win in the first of their two intercolonial matches with Queensland, played at Sydney on November 18, 20 and 21. Going in first, New South Wales scored 640. All scored well, the only batsman who failed to reach double figures being Howard. Trumper was in his very best form, and his stand with Donnan was the feature of the innings. S. P. Jones showed that he still retained a lot of his old cricket when Queensland were batting for the second time. Atkins, however, had the highest aggregate of the side for the match. Howard took run out ........... c McKenzi *, b Noble ........... b Trumper........... run out ........... b Noble ........... b Trumper........... c Pye, b Bowden not o u t ................ Extras ........... Crouch ... Campbell McGlinchy Total .................154 N ew S outh W ales . R. W. 67 1 83 1 180 4 Q ueen ! First innings. Total . Noble Bowden Howard PH X Second innings. R. W. .// .. 21 2 . ... 42 1 .. LO ... 62 3 Trumper7»12 2 s 1 IU. - 7 1 1 * v. NEW SOUTH QUEENSLAND WALES. The return match between these two colonies, played at Brisbane on Novem­ ber 25, 27 and 28, resulted in another victory for New South Wales, with an innings to spare. This time, however, there was no “ hundred ” on either side. The highest individual contribution was Parquhar’s 85 for New South Wales. In the Queensland team 0. A. Adamson replaced J. P. Clark, who was unable to play. S. P. Jones captained the home team, J. J. Kelly, New South Wales. Rain of the previous day had made the wicket soft at the start and the ball bumped a good deal, though later on it improved con^idtrably. Half the side were out for 116 and the first big stand was by Trumper and Farquhar, who added 81 for the sixth wicket. Farquhar hit very freely, and Pye and Hopkins played steadily for their runs. Against the bowling of Pye, Noble, and Howard, McDonald, Bradley, Carew, and Jones alone did much, and when the end came New South Wales had won by an innings and 86 runs. N ew S outh W ales . J. J. Kelly, c Ramsay, b Byrne ................. 0 R A . Duff, run o u t... 26 M. A . Noble, b Eewitt 12 H. Donnan, b Mc­ Glinchy .................. 87 V. Trumper, c Byrne, b hamsay.................. 77 F.A. Iredale, c Adam­ son, b McGlinchy 10 Farquhar, c Byrne, b Jones... ................. 85 L. W . Pye, b Jones ... 40 A. J. Hopkins, not out 18 A. Bowden, c and b Jones...........................27 T^Howard, b Hewitt 2 Extras................... 7 Total . 371 Q ueensland . E xtras... .. 40 b P y e ...................20 .. 1 c Trumper, b Pye 29 ..5 0 c Kelly, b Noble 1 .. 19 cHopkins,b Bow­ den ...................26 0 stKelly,b Bowden 13 .. 17 cIredale,bHoward 9 4 c H o p k in s , b H ow ard ........... 7 . . 0 b H ow ard ......... 10 3 b Bowden ........... 1 .. 11 notout................... 5 ... 0 b H ow ard........... 0 .. 11 Extras ........... 8 Total ...................156 Total N ew S outh W ales . R. W . ...129 J ... I -C Bowden-24 3 HowardA40 4 __ ~ NEW 'SOUTH 'WALES v. IPSWICH. On their way home, after the match H g a in s t Queensland, the New South Wales team played a one-day’s match against Ipswich on November 29. N ew S outh W ales . R. Duff, b McGlinchy 18 T. H oward,bJ. Carew 1 A . J. Hopkins, b j . Carew......................... 98 A. J. Eowden, b Mc­ Glinchy .................. 2 C. Jansen, c and b M. C am pbell......... . ... 2 F. A. Iredale, c Par­ kin* on, b P. Carew 27 H. Donnan, st M*Ma- hon, b J. Carew ... 28 Y. Trumper, run out 0 I pswich . L. Pye, c P. Carew, b Jones.......... ...........18 M. A. Noble, not out 42 J. J. Kelly, c P. Carew, b Jones ... 12 J. W ood, b J. Carew 3 E x tras................... 7 Total .256 P. Carew, st Kelly, b Bowd n ................... « J. Carew, c Hopkins, b Bow ard................... 2 W.McCiliLchy.b Nol le 17 M. Camptell, c Trum­ per, b Howard ... 11 C. W. Hooper, c Ire­ dale, b Bowden ... 10 W . Parkinson. c Trumper, b Duff ... 13 J. Gabriel, c Howard, b Noble ................... 0 E. Watson, bJansen 3 J. Lyons, not out ... 3 E. M Mahon, c and b D u ff........................... 4 E xtras................... 3 S. P. Jones, b Noble... 4 __ J. Campbell, c Jansen, Total .........78 b Noble ............... 0 N ew S outh W ales . R. W . R. W. Watson .. . . ... 20 0 Carew (J.) ... .. 67 4 McGlinchy . ... 64 2 Campbell (J.) .. 2 0 Campbell (M.) ... 23 1 Jones ........... .. 36 2 Carew (P.) . . ... 48 1 I pswich . R. W . R. W . Noble ... . . . . . 8 4 Duff ........... . . 3 2 Howden ... . . ... 28 2 Howard .. 28 2 Jansen ... . . ... 11 1 NEW SOUTH WALES v. NEW ENGLAND (XV.). On December 1, New South Wales, still on their way home, played a New Eugland team and won. N ew E ngland (15). Mackay, b Trumper ... 31 Quinlan, b Trumper... 40 G. Crossman, c Jansen, b Truuiper .. ... 9 J. Ferris, b Trumper 14 Poat, c Wood, b Noble 5 Braund, lbw, b Noble Chandler, c Jansen, b Trumper ................... Key-, c Jansen, b Trumper ................. Bradley, b Trum per... N ew S outh W alks (12). 1 Kelk, st Kelly, Noble Scott, c Noble, Trumper .. ... Cooper, d Noble Cropsman, c Duff, Trum per........... Phillips, not out E x tras........... Total ... Duff, c Payten, b Braund ................... 5 Iredale, c Quinlan, b Cooper ................... 5 Jansen, c Cotper, b Braund ..................28 Trumper, c A. Cross­ man, b Kelk .......... 42 Noble, c and b Cooper 43 Kelly, c Poat, b Cooper 36 Donnan, st Payten, b Cooper ................. 6 Pye, not out ........i 8 Hopkins, b Kelk ... 12 A. Wood, st Payten, b C oop er................. o E xtras................. 2 Total (9 wkts)207