Cricket 1900

A ug . 9, 1900. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 333 batsmen were still together, Mr. Fry with 68, and Ranjitsinhji with 43: total, 149 for two wickets. Yesterday they continued to play perfect cricket until each had made a hundred. The match was then quite safe. During the partnership 169 runs were put on. Mr. Fry made his 105 in two hours and forty minutes, and Ranj itsinhji his 109 in an hour and a half. The tail did nothing, but any other result than a draw was now quite out of the question. Mr. Townsend played splendid cricket in the Glou­ cestershire second innings. G lou cestersh ire . First innings. R. W . Rice, c Fry, b Bland 7 Wrathall, c Butt, b Bland... 0 F. H.Champain,c and b Tate 67 G. L. Jessop, c Relf, b Tate 0 C. L. Townsend, lbw, b Tate 7 Board, b Tate ......... , ... 6 W . 8. A. Brown, b Tate ... 45 F. N. Townsend,c Newham, b T a te .................................. 14 Langdon, not out.................. 76 A . H. C. Fargus, b Relf ... 42 Paish, b Tate.......................... 2 Byes ................... 2 Second innings. b V in e................ st Butt, b Vine . b V in e ................ st Butt, b Vine . b Bland .. . not out................ not o u t................ Total S u ssex . C. B. Fry, c Fargus, b Brown ..................105 K. O. Goldie, c Rice, b Jessop .................. 7 Killick, c Fargus, b Townsend ......... 23 K. S. i.anjitsinhji, c Fargus, b Townsend 109 Relf. Ibw. b Townsend )0 W . Newham, b Brown 1 G lodcestebsh i re . First innings. O. M. R. B 9, lb 5, w 1 15 268 Total (5 wkts) 225 Butt, c Rice, b Fnrgus 15 Marlow, c Langdon, b Townsend ........... 2 Vine, not out ........... 8 Bland,c Brown,b Paish 0 Tate, c Board, b Paish 8 Exiras .......... 11 Total ..299 Bland .»......... T a te ................ Kiilick ... ... Riujiteinhji ... Itelf ... ... 18 37-3 9 103 8 0 46 14 3 42 6 1 28 Second innings. O. M. R. W 5J 2 ........... 25 3 72 1 W. ) ... 1 0 6 0 ) I -. 6 2 10 0 Vine ..2 6 3 106 4 Goldie 3 0 16 0 Vine bowled one wide. Jessop Paish Brown bU SSEX. O. M. R. W . . 6 2 25 1 20*1 I 70 2 24 7 51 2 O. C .T ’send 20 Fargus .. 14 Langdon 2 M. R. W . 1 74 4 4 54 1 0 14 0 Fargus bowled three wides and three no-balls, and Paish one no-ball. DERBYSHIRE v. HAMPSHIRE. Played at Derby on August 6, 7 and 8. Drawn. On Monday it was not possible to play at Derby owing to the rain, and play did not begin until alter luncheon on Tuesday. Captain Wynyard, who made one of his too infrequent appearances for his county, began the Hampshire innings well, but was out just when he was getting dangerous, and although Webb only made 2, Barton and Mr. E. J. Newton gained quite ama«tery over the bowling. Play was, however, only possible for about an hour and a half, during which Hampshire put on 117 for the loss of two wickets. Again yesterJay no play was possible until past one o’clock, and a drawn game was a foregone conclusion. H am psh ire . W . H. Maundell, b Capt. E.G.Wynyard, b nestw ic k ...................20 W ebb, b H ulm e......... 7 Barton, c Lawton, b Hancock ...................68 E .J. Newton, b Hulme 69 Rev. C. E. Briggs, c Humphries, b Hulme 24 Hulme L. V . Lodge, b Han­ cock .......................... E. C. Lee, b Hancock Wooiton, not out E x tras.................. Total (8 wkts) * 200 D . A . Steele and Baldwin did not bat. * Innings declared closed. D erbyshire . L . G. W right, not out ..........................47 Bagshaw, b S teele .................................. 5 Storer, b W ootton ... ........................... 3 Hancock, b W ootton ...........................17 Chatterton, not o u t ................................. 5 Lb 3, w 1, nb 2 ................... ... 6 Total (3 wkts.) ...................83 A. E. Lawton, E. M. Ashcroft, S. H. W ood, Hulme, Humphries and Bestwick did not bat. H ampshire . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Hulme ...33 1083 4 1 Hancock...18‘1 8 36 3 Bestwick ...17 337 1 1 Storer ... 2 0 15 0 Bagshaw ... 7 021 0 |Lawton ... 2 0 5 0 D e rbysh ire . O. M. R W . O. M. R. W D.A.Steele.12 7 15 1 I Brrton ... 4 2 6 0 Baldwin ...10 4 12 0 J Capt.Wyn- W ootton 11 2 21 2 [ yard ... 5 0 23 0 D. A. Steele bowled a wide, and Wootton and Barton each bowled a no-ball. LEICESTERSHIRE v. ESSEX. Played at Leicester on August 6, 7 and 8. Drawn. Cricket wag out of the question at Leicester on Bank Holiday, but on Tuesday good progress was made with the match. On a slow wicket Leicester­ shire, wfco won the toss, made an excellent start, and if Mr. de Trafford had been allowed to stay a few minutes longer he would probably have quite demoralised the bowling. Mr. Wood played a steady an invaluable innings, an'i nearly everybody made a few runs, the tail playing up exceedingly well. All chance of a finish was practically over when Essex went in for little over an hour, for the Leicestershire bowling was not to be compared to that of Yorkshire. Mr. Owen played very attractive cricket, and Mr. Perrin followed his example, and when stumps were drawn the total was 80 for one wicket. Yesterday it was not possible to play until past three o'clock, and all interest in the match was very soon over. L eicestersh ire . F. W . Stocks, c Bull, b Mead ...................30 Woodcock, c Russell, bM ead .. ... 22 Whiteside, not out ... 0 B 2, lb 1 ........... 3 C.E.deTrafford.bMead 22 C.J. B.Wood, b Reeves 73 f’-oe, b Mead........... ..1 8 H. ILMarriott,cPerrin, b Keeves ... ...........11 Knight, b Mead . ... 1 King,c Young, b Mead 18 Whitehead, b Mead ... 3 Gee*on, st Russell, b M ead..........................10 Second innings : C. E. de Trafford, c Mead, b Bull, 28; W ood, not out, 7 ; Whitehead, not out, 0.—Total (1 w k t) 35. E sse x . Total . 211 H. Owen, b C oe.......... 68 Carpenfer,c Whiteside, b King .................. 0 P. Perrin, b W ood ... 56 C. McGahey, b Wood­ cock 34 C.J.Kortright,cWhite- side, b Woodcock ... 22 Inns, c Whiteside, b W oodcock ........... 4 Reeves, not o u t .......... 10 L eiceste r sh ir e , First innings. O. M . R. W . Russell, c Woodcock, b King ................... F. G. Bull, c Marriott, b King ................... Mead, b King ........... Young, b K in g ........... B 12, nb 3 ......... Total . i Second innings. ~ " . R. W. Mead ... 37 12 103 8 ........... 6 1 14 0 Young ... ... 7 2 19 0 ........... B u ll........... ... 11 2 33 0 ........... 6 2 21 1 Reeves ... ... 20 4 49 2 ........... Kortright ... 2 1 4 0 ........... E ssex . O. M. R. W . O. M R. W. Stocks ... 18 7 49 0 . Geeson .. 2 0 9 0 King 25-2 4 83 5 Coe ......... 11 5 18 1 Woodcock 12 3 18 3 W ood 9 1 21 1 W ood bowled one no-tali, and Stocks two no-balls. SUNNINGDALE SCHOOL PAST v. PRESEN T- Played at Sunningdale School on July 25. SUNNINGDALE PRESENT. C. D. F. Burton, Schneider, b BircLall 33 W . G. Pease, c Bow­ man, b brooks ... 2 H. K . Damant, b Broobs ................... 2 W . D. F. H.-Armstrong, b B ro o k s.......... 0 N. E. Barber, b Brooks 9 C. A . V . Sykes, c Bow­ man, b Brooks ... 9 R. V . B. Loxley, b Brooks E. V. C.- Seymour, Bowman, d Brooks 0 H. Scrimgeour, c and b Birchall .......... 3 F. C. Pease, c Birchall, b Hasluck .........15 B. Clegg, c Birchall, b Hasluck ................... 4 Rev. P. S. Waddy, not out ...................45 E xtras........... ... 13 Total Second innings C. D. F. Burton, c and b Birchall, 55; W .G . Pease, c Hasluck, b Bowman, 13; R .V . B. Loxley, st Grant, b Bowman, 2; E. V . C.-Seymour, not out, 2; extras, 11. Total (3 wkts), 81. S unning o ale P ast . C. F. Bowman, b Bur­ ton .......................... 4 N. R. Hasluck, c and b B u rton .................. 9 E.V.Birchall, b Burton 8 F. G. Connal-Rowan, b Barter ... .......... 28 B . A. Grant, b Burton 14 G. u. Brjoks,c Waddy, b B u rton ................... 4 E. Ed .ison, c Barber, b ~ u rton ................... 5 B. Leschallas, b Bur­ ton ........................... S. Scrimgeour, b Arm­ strong ................... C. C. Schneider, b Burton ................... M. Hope-Douglas, not out ........................... H. P. Leschallas, b Burton ................... • E x tras...................‘ CRICKET IN INDIA. POONA GYMKHANA v. SOUTHERN MARATHA COUNTRY.—Played at Po na on July 17 and 18. The Gymkhana won by three wickets Capt. A. P. Douglas, the old Surrey amateur, scored 36 and 25 for the winners. He also took seven wickets in the Country’s second innings for 36 runs. S. M. C ountry . First innings. Second innings. Mr. Vernon Harcourt, c and b Pocock ........... ............2 b D ou gla s............ 8 Mr. Copleston, c Anderson, b Douarlas...........................10 b D ou glas............ 4 Mr. Wallinger, st Stanton, b Pocock ... ................ J b D ouglas............ 0 C<pt. W o,d, c Duncan, b Marsden ........... ...........50 c and b Gibbs Mr. Wheeler, c Douglas, b Anderson ............................ 0 b Douglas ... M r Keyes, c W a’ker, b Anderson ... .................. 5 b Gibbs ... . Mr. Headlam, c & b Ander- c Anderson, son ... ........... 34 Dougl s ... Capt. Tawn y, b Anderson 30 b Douglas ... Mr. Boyd, notout ............2) not out............. Mr, Turner, c Hoskyns, b c S ta n to n , Anderson ........................... 0 Douglas ... Mr. McOlean, absent............ 0 run o u t . Extras .................... 2 Extras . Total . 176 P oona G ymkhana . T o ta l.......... 81 First innings. Mr. Pocock, b Harcourt 3 Capt. Douglas, c Harcourt, b W ood ...........................36 Mr. Duncan, b Harcourt ... 3 M ajor Stanton, b Harcourt 5 Capt. Anderson, b Wheeler 13 Mr. Gibbs, c Harcourt, W o o d ................................ Capt. Marsden. runout Capt. Murray, not out Mr. Hoskyns, b W ood Mr. Duxbury, b W ood Capt. Walker, b Wheeler . Extras ................ Total .. 44 5 7 7 5 1 13 ...142 Second innings, b W ood ...........10 b v' o jd ... 25 runout.................. 11 b W h eeler........... 2 c W ood,b Coples­ ton .................. 10 c Coplestone, b W ood ...........29 not out.................. 2 c Boyd, b Wood 21 not out........... Extras.. T otal...........116 BOMBAY G YMKHANA v MUNICIPAL CLUB.— Played at Bombay on Ju y 14. The Gymkhana were badly beaten by 114 runs and five wickets. Naka dismissed seven of the ten batsmen for 10 runs. The other three wickets, got by Chonker, cost 25 runs. Scores M u n ic ip a l . G.R.Gazdar, c Browne, b Coom bs...................17 F. 8. Vakharia, not out 51 N. B. Dadarkar, c An­ derson, b Coombs ... 0 D. C. Daruwalla, b A n derson ................. 7 G. R, Kirtiker, M. R. Wadia, G. F. Balsara and N. E. Chubb did not bat. * Innings declared closed. B ombay G ymkhana , D. M. Chonker, c Anderson,b Browne 24 S. M. Naka, b Browne 15 P. J. Chinoy, not out. 24 Total (5 wkts)*153 W . E. Browne, b Naka Capt.Anderson.cDaru- walla. b Chonker Capt.Kendall,c Wadia, b Chonker................. Hebblcthwaite.c Daru­ walla, b N aka........... Vines, b Naka ........... Capt.Edwards, b Naka Milne, b Naka ........... Pechey, b Naka........... Burney, c Kirtikar, b Chonker ... Conmbs, not out Muirhead,c Dadarkar, bN tka .................. Extras... ........... T o * a l........... TH IRD WELSH REGIMENT v. PRIESKA C .C .- Played at Prieska on an excellent matting wicket, the soldiers winning by 31 runs. Lieut. Udal took seven wickets for 27. 3 bd W e l s h R egim en t . . 136 Total ...115 Capt. H. Masterman, not out ...................56 Lieut. Campbell, lbw, b Y o n ........................23 Lieut. Hour, b Dem- pers .......................... 9 Lieut. Budge, st Rey­ nolds, b Gordon ... 11 Dr. 8mith, b Gordon.. 22 Sergeant Chattin, c and b Reynolds ... Lieut. Udal, st Rey­ nolds, b Gordon Corp. Andrews, not out .......................... E x tras................... Total (7 wkts)*151 Lieut. Barker, Sergt. Paish and Lieut. Ellis did not bat. * Innings declared closed. P rieska . Fox, run out Reynolds, b Udal Dempers, b Udal Marsh, c Udal, Masterman Gordon, b U d a l... Yon, b Udal........... Olds, b Udal ... Tillrooke, b Udal Enslin, b Udal ... Green, c Budge, Masterman ... Buckle, not out... , Extras ........... . T o ta l........... , .. 0 .. 2 .. 32 ..110