Cricket 1900

J an . 25, 15)00. CRICKET ; A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. 15 Jan.. 1895, at Adelaide. N .S.W ., 192 and 247; S.A., 270 and 170 for six wickets. S.A. won by four wickets. Feb , 189S, at Sydney. N.S.W ., 239 ani 336 ; S.A., 301 and leO. N.S. W. won by 111 runs. Jan., 1896, at Adelaide. N .S.W ., 320; S.A., 152 and 134. N .S.W . won by an innings and 34 runs. Feb., 1896, at Sydney. N .S.W .,428and 173 for one wicket; S.A., 400 and 200. N.- 5 .W . won by nine wickets. D ec, 1896, at Adelaide. N .S.W ., 162 and 237; S.A., 187 and 161. N .3.W . won by 61 runs. Jan., 1897, at Sydney. N.S. W.. 420 ; S. A., 159 and 250. N.S.W . won by an innings and 11 runs. Jan., 1898, at Adelaide. N .S.W ., 223 and 316; S.A., 139 and 189. N.S.W . won by 216 runs. Feb., 1898, at Sydney. N . 8 .W., 310 and 1*6 ; S.A., 289 and 442. S.A. won by 295 ruas. Dec., 1898, at Adelaide. N .S.W ., 374 and 172; S.A., 334 and 269. S.A. won by 57 runs. Jan., 1899, at Sydney. N .S.W ., 379 and 256 for seven wickets; S.A., 164 and 469. N.S.W . won by three^ wickets. Dec , 1899, at Adelaide. N . 8 .W ., 807: S.A., 155 and 260. N.S.W . won by an innings and 392 runs The Adelaide Observer gives the fallow­ ing tables showing the records of the four chief batsmen and two principal bowlers of South Australia in the seven­ teen matches played prior to that of last month: — BATTING v. N EW SOUTH WALES. J. J. Lyons. G. G.ffen. Date. 1 st 2 nd 1 st 2 nd inns. inns. iuns. inns. Feb., 1890 ........... ........... 19 63 52 32 Dec., 1890 ........... ........... 10 0 21 17 Jan., 1892........... ...........145 — 120 — Dec., 1892 ........... ........... 16 124 75 10 Jan., 1893 ........... ........... 28 10 31 4 Dec., 1893 ........... ........... 33 82 47 2.5 Jan., 1891........... ........... 20 16 7 22 Jan., 1895 ........... ........... 47 8 3 26 Feb., 1895 ........... ........... 22 6 15 65 Jan., 1896 ... ... ......... . 28 29 74 0 Feb., 1896 ........... ........... 0 46 11 55 Dec., ! 8.< 6 ........... ........... 78 1 3 12 Jan., 1897........... ........... 18 14 17 104* Dec., 1897 ........... ........... 14 5 49 12 Feb., 1898 ........... ........... 28 5 — — Dec , 1898 ........... ........... 6 1 15 3 Jan., 1899 ........... ........... 41 2 8 63 — — — — Totals ... ...........553 412 543 635 J. Darling. C. Hill. Dec., 1893 ........... ........... 3 32 —- — Jan , 1894 ........... ........... 4 1 — — Jan , 1895........... ........... 14 26* 9 — F ej., Ifc93 .......... ........... 70 39 30 15* Jaa., 1896 ........... ........... 7 33 5 2 Feb., 1896 ........... ........... 121 32 206* 14 Dec., 1896 ........... ........... 19 0 49 51 .Jan , 1897 ........... Dec., 1897 ........... ........... 24 4 42 5 ........... 8 74 20 2 Feb., 1898 ........... ........... 75 16 0 170 Dec., .1898 ........... ........... 27 70 73 109 Jan., 1898 ........... ... ... 10 34 12 159 — — — — Totals ... ........... 384 361 SUMMARY. 446 527 Lyons.—Innings, 33; runs, 9 i5 ; highest score, 145; average, 29*24. Two centuries, two ciphers. Giffen.—Iu^iags, 31; uot out, 1 ; runs. 1,183; highest score, 205; average, 3943. Three cent ries, one cipher. Dariing.—Innings, 24; not out, 1 ; runs, 745; highest hiore, 1 2 1 ; average, 32’39. One century, oue cipher. Hill.—Inn ngs, 19; not out, 2 ; rum , 973 ; highest score, 206 not ou t; average, 57 23. Four centuries, one cipher. BOW LING v. N EW SOUTH WALES. G. Giffen. E. Jones. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . ........... Feb., 18 «0 .. 70 21 137 4 .. — — — — Paine, c and b Manson 39 Dec., 1890 . 923 38 160 7 .. — — — — Jan., 1892 .. 663 22 150 12 .. — — -— — Hirst, c S.eveuson, b Flem- Dec., 1892 . 1155 50 191 11 .. 61 12 142 6 iQbp .................................. 14 Jan., 1893 .. 72 26 127 2 .. 44 .12 98 4 Dec , l-s93 .. 23 5 65 2 . . 33 2 5 89 6 Wigram. c Nicholson, b Jan., 1891 .. 34 2 117 2 .. 32 2 5 86 3 Sym mds .......................... 11 Jan., 1895 .. 903 18 186 16 . . 28 4 1C2 1 Feb., 1895 .. fc 8 ’ l 19 246 10 39 8 131 5 Bonham-Carter, b Fleming 0 Jan., 1896 .. 515 11 140 3 . . 4 l 13 103 7 Feb., 1896 .. 522 9 166 3 . 72 25 159 4 Miles, c and b Symonds ... 2 Dec , 1896 .. 14 2 47 0 . 49 1 9 125 5 Best, not out .. ..r ... ... Jau., 1897 .. 10 4 21 0 . . 51 11 157 8 Dec., 1897 .. 61 6 *09 3 . . 51 5 13 125 11 Ormerod, c Manson, b Feb., 1898 — — — — . . 51 10 202 11 Fleming ........... 0 Dec., Ibfc 8 .. 724 14 194 10 . . 73 4 21 183 6 Pattieon, b Sym onds........... 11 Jan., 1899 .. 48 4 212 4 . . b7"2 17 223 9 ■ — ------ — ---- — ------ — Extras .......................... 18 Totals . . 965-2 251 2368 89 70 -4 168 1925 86 — Averages—G. Gitfen, 26 60; E. Jones, 22’3j. CR ICK ET IN IN D IA . m a d r a s v . c o m b in e d n a t i v e s Played at Madras on December 2*2 and 23. Natives won by an innings and 120 runs. M adras . H. Reynolds, b Rajagopal- chaiy .................................. Capt. Hazelton, c Achuta Menon, b Yittal Row Henderson, c Rajagopal- chary, b Vittal Row H. N. Collyer, b Narayana Row .................................. J. G. Smith, c and b Vittal R >w J.G.Tread tway,b Narayana Row .................................. E B. C. Palmer, not out ... W. D. Wollam, bNarayaui Itow .................................. Trotter, c Achu'a Menon, b Xarayana R ow ................... W . dcott, b Narayana Row E xtras.......................... Total 0 b Narayana Row 6 •9 b R*jagopalcha’y 15 1 c Seshachary. b Rajagop tlchary 7 35 b N^rayana Row 2 6 b Narayana Row 8 4 c Ramiah,b Yittal R o w ................... 7 5 c Seshaehtry. b Rajagop-til.h try 10 4 b Nar<iyana Ro v 1 4 hit wkt, b Narx- yana Row 1 4 not o u t ................. 0 st Seshachary, b Vittal Row ... 20 4 103 Total................... 77 C ombined N a t iv e s . Vteraragaviah, c Tred- away, b Trotter ... 23 Buchi ttabu. run o u t.. 59 Vittal Row, c TreJ- away, b Reynolds 22 Srinivasa Row, c Tred- away, b Keyno ds ... 65 Ponnurungam, c Hen­ derson, b Collyer ... 17 Narayaua Row, b Collyer ... ... 31 Achuta Menon.c Simp- fcou, b Hazelton ... 7 M adras Seshacharry, not out 43 Ramiih, c Palmer, b H azeltoa...................15 Perumall, st Treda- way, b Hazelton ... 3 Rajagopal-harry, st Tredaway, b Reyn­ olds ........... ... 3 Extras ...................J2 Total . 300 R. M. R. W. R. M. R. W. Rajagopalchary 85 3 31 1 ... 67 3 30 3 Vittal Row... ... 80 5 36 3 ......... 30 1 16 2 Narayana Row .. 83 4 28 6 . lu) 6 31 5 Achuta Menon .. . 5 0 1 0 ........... C ombined N atives . B. M. R. W. B. M. R. W . Reynolds... I ll 3 51 3 I Trotter ... 10 0 12 1 Palmer ... 75 4 53 0 Hazelton 126 3 77 3 S cott......... 25 0 16 0 |Collyer ... 80 1 79 2 MADRAS v. CALCUTTA. Played at Calcutta on January 1, 2 and 3. M a d r a s . Dewing, c W ood, b Wigram 11 b Moran ... 34 Fraser, lbw, b Hirst ........... 24 b Moran ... 27 Nicholson, c Wigram, bHirst 1 lbw, b Moran ... )8 Brewis, c and b Wigram ... 71 c an I b Moran ... 18 Stevenson, st, b W ood 83 b Wigram ... ... 9 Edgiagton, lbw, b Wigram 6 c Ormerod, b Paine ... 46 Prars, not out .................. 59 not out . ... 62 King, c Warden, b Wood .. 4 Manson, run o u t ..................14 Flemiog, b Moran ...........18 Symonds, b Moran ........... L Extras .......................... 30 Total Extras * Total *Innings declared closed. C a l c u t t a . W ood, c Fraser, b Symonds 11 c Nicholson, Symonla ... .. 14 . 228 W arien, c Manson, b Sy­ monds .......................... Moran, b Mans ) b Symon I s ......... c Fraser, b Flem­ ing ........... c eraser, b Sy- rnouds ........... c Symoids, b M a n soa ......... c Fra-*er, b Sy- mouds ........... c N chols jn, b brew is b S.evenson c oyinonds, b Fleming . . n otou t. ... ... c Manson, 0 Fleming ......... Extras........... A N OLD SU SSEX MATCH . An interesting brochure, limited to fifty copies, entitled “ Ireland’s Gardens and Its Cricket Associations,” has re­ cently been issued for private circulation. Tae author is Mr. Alired D. Taylor, of Brighton, who, in the thirty-five pages contained in the pamphlet, gives an interesting account of the matches played on the ground from 1823 until 1847, when the cricket history of Ireland’s G»rdens terminates. A faithful repre­ sentation of this ground can be seen in W. H. Mason’s picture entitled “ Kent v. Sussex.” On page 17 of his booklet Mr. Taylor states that some time ago he came across the scores of a match between Sussex andE nglaud, contested on Ireland’s Gardens in 1835 or 1836, when Susses proved victorious by 7 runs. The scores were: England, 93 and 176; Sussex, 140 and 122. This match is not included in Scores and Biographies, nor does the score appear to have been published in Bell's Life. I am indebted to Mr. Taylor for the score of the match, which is appeud-i 1 : Ou Ireland’s Gardens, Krightou, about 1835 or 1836. Esq. Total,. Total ...161 W. Mynn, white ........... A. Mynn, Esq., brid g e.................................. E. G. Wenman, c Lilly white F Pilch, b Broadridge T. Taylor, Esq., c Morley ... T. Barker, b Lilly white ... W. Strahan, Esq., b Lilly- white .................................. B. Good, b Lillywhite........... J. Dark, b Broadbridge J. Bayley, not out ......... T. Sewell, b Lillywhite B 4, w 1 ........................... E ngland . b Lilly- ...................15 b Broad- 45 3 14 6 1 b Broadbridge . c Meads b Broad oridge ., b M illyard......... c Metus ......... hit wkt ......... b Taylor ... .. b Broadbridge .. c Meais ......... st B jx .. .'. .. not out................. B 6 , w 1, nb 1 . , 0 20 1 10 15 0 1 93 S ussex . H. Morley, b B a yley........... 9 C. Lanaway, b A. Mynn ... 26 James Taylor, b Go^d ... 11 G. Millyard, c Barfter......... 7 E. Thwaites, c Taylor...........10 James Broadbridge, not out 32 T Box, run out ................... 2 W. H. Mason, b A. Mynn .. 14 G. Brown, b A . M ynu......... 0 G. Meads, b A , Mynn .. . 0 W. Lillywhite, c — Mynn .. 0 B 13, w 13, nb 3................29 c G o o d ......... b Bayley ... c Thwaites .. b A. Mynn... c Dark........... b Good........... b A. M ynn... c — Mynn ... b A. Alynn ... run out not o u t......... B 12, w 11 Engl-md won by 7 ruus. The Sussex eleven consisted entirely of professionals. In the second inuiugs of Sussex Jauies Taylor was caught out by Thwaites, who was presumably acting as substitute. THE WEST INDIANS. The following iathe programme up-to-date:— JUNE. 11. Cr/atal Palace, v. Loudon C mnty C.C. U. Worcester, v. Worcestershire 18. Birmiugh tu, v. Warwickshire 21 . Lord's, v. M.C.C. and Ground 25. Lord’s, v. South Africans 28 . Brisiol, v. Gloucestershire JU LY. 2. Leicester, v. Leicestershire 9. Nottingham, v. Notts 13. In Wiltshire, v. Wiltshire 16. .wanchest-r, v. Liucashiie 19. Derby, v. L/erbyahire 23. Stoke, v. SttffordsUire 20. Southamptou, v. tiampshire 30. Oval, v Surrey AUGUaT. 2. Liverpool, v. Liverpool and District 6 . In Yorasuire, v. Yorkshire 10. Norwich, v. Norfolk 176 , 1 , 3 6 . 3 . 31 6 , 2 , 14 3 6 . 24 23