Cricket 1900

30 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. F eb . 22, liOO c h a n c e . I n t h e e n d V ic t o r ia w o n b y 181 r u n s . ViCToaiA. First ir.nings. Second innings. J. Worrall, c A . H. Jarvis, b Jones ...........................35 c F. Jarvis, b Reedman ... 4 T. Warne, c Giffen,b Jones 22 b Travers ... ...10 H. Graham, run out ...........22 c A, H. Jarvis, b Reedman ... 77 8. M ’ Michael, c Jones, b G iffen ... ..............10 b F. Jarvis........... 63 F. Laver, c A. H. Jarvis, b Reedman ............................. 44 st A. H. Jarvis, b Travers ....... 21 H. Stuckey, c Jones, b G iffen ................................... 6 c F. Jarvis, b Reedman ... 10 P. M ’Alister, c A . H. Jarvis, b Travels .................. ... 63 b Reedman.........14 H. Trumble, c Bill, b Reedman .......................95 b Reedman ... 0 C. H. Ross, b F. Jarvis .. 83 b Jones ........... 9 J. Saunders, b J on es......... 8 notout........................29 F. Collins, not out ........ 6 b Jones ........... 6 B 6, lb 1, w 2 ........ 9 Byes......................15 Total .353 Total . ...298 S outh A ustralia . F. T. Hack, c Saunders, b L a v e r ...................................54 c Laver, b Saun­ ders .................... 37 J. Reedman, st Ross, b Trumble ... .......................10 c Roes, b Trumble 1 C. Hill, b Trumble .......... 8 notout ..126 J. Darling, b C ollin s.......40 c Ross,b Trumble 16 F. Jarvis, c Ross, b Collins 66 c M ’Allister, b Trumb’e . ... 0 E. H. Kekwick, c Laver, b -Warne ..................... 0 cRoss,b Saunders 0 G. Giffen, c and b Laver ... 15 b Saunders............. 6 P. W . Stuart not o u t ......22 b Trum ble.............. 2 A . H. Jarvis, b Dollins ... 9 c Trumble, b Saunders............. 5 E. Jones, c M ’Allister, b Collins ........................ 0 c Laver, b Saun­ ders ............. 4 J. Travers, b Saunderj . . 6 c M ’ Michael, b Sounders..............14 ... 20 B 5,1b 4 ......... 9 B 16, lb 2 , w 2 ... T otil ........... Jones ... Giffen .. Travers F. Jarvis Reedman ......250 "V ic t o r ia . B. R. M. W. 294 11918 3 .. 115 62 6 2 .. 222 5017 1 .. 108 56 3 1 112 57 4 2 T o ta l...........220 B. R. M .W . 204 98 10 2 Saunders Trumble Collins IAver... Warne 6 72 37 24 16 c3 138 42 7 2 81 33 1 1 222 92 11 5 H ill 54 18 1 0 Jones and F. Jarvis each bowled one wide. S ou th A u st r a l ia . B. R.M. W . B.R. M .W . 142 61 7 1 ............ 147 71 5 6 ... 171 62 9 2 ............. 144 51 7 4 ... 132 46 4 4 ............ 3 ... 138 49 8 2 ... . ... 42 22 1 1 ... . Worrall... 78 Collins bowled two wides. NEW SOUTH WALES V . SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Two postponements on account of wet weather were necessitated before the return match between these colonies could be begun at Adelaide. At last, on January 9, a start was made, and though easy at first, the wicket was not by any means in good condition. Darling won the toss and decided to send New South Wales to the wickets. Trumper and Iredale, the first two batsmen, took the score to 81, of which Trumper’ s share was 45 , made in forty minutes in his best style. Iredale was out next, but after him no stand was made till Pye and Kelly got together. The pair put on 44 for the ninth wicket, and Kelly was last out for a very useful 40. Giffen took f iv e wickets for 69, Jones three for 49. South Australia had only a short time for batting on the first day, and in that time lost F. Jarvis. On the second day the innings was completed for 197, or 17 behind New South Wales. The bulk of the scoring was done by the earlier bats­ men, Hack, Darling, and Hill con­ tributing 158 out of 187 from the bat. Rain stopped the game just before the usual time for drawing stumps on the second day, and continuing during the night, made the wicket fairly easy on the following morning, January 11. Iredale, who played fine cricket, and Gregory added 60 runs while they were together, and after some vigorous hitting by Hop­ kins, Farquhar and Kelly put on 76 for the ninth wicket. The South Australians, it may be remarked, were heavily handi­ capped in losing the bowling of Giffen, who had strained his side rather badly. At the end of the third day, South Australia, who wanted 335 to win, had made 11 of them without the loss of a wicket. On the following morning Hack was again seen to great advantage. Darling lent him such useful assistance that at luncheon time the score board showed 117 for two wickets, Hack, not out, 64; Darling, not out, 16. The two not outs remained together till 75 had been added, and then Darling was splendidly caught. Hack, however, con­ tinued to make runs freely off all the bowling, and he was in at the finish, giving Australia a brilliant victory by six wickets. He was missed in the slips when he had made four, but this was his only mistake. N ew S outh W a l e s . First innings. Second innings. V. Trumper, lbw, b Giffen 45 c Hugo, b Jones 7 F. A. Iredale, run out ... 31 b F. Jarvis...........75 S. Gregory, c Giffen, b Jones 5 c A . H. Jarvis, b Jones ......... 24 c Stuart, b Jones 54 c Darling, b Hugo 18 c Darling, b Jones 16 c A . H. Jarvis, b Jones ...........12 A. J. Hopkins, b Jones ... 13 H. Donnan, c Hill, b Gitfen 9 A. C. MaCl-enzie, st A. H. Junis. b Gifftn .. ... 0 M. A. Noble, c. A. H. Jar­ vis, b Giffen ...................13 B. W . Faiquhar, c Hugo, b G iffe n .................................. 7 L. W . Pye, c sub, b Jones.. 23 J. J.K elly, cStuart,b Jarvis 40 W. Howell, not out ........... 2 Extras ......................... 26 b Hill ... . notout... . b Hill ... . b Jones . Extras Total ...214 S outh A u str a lia . Total F. Jarvis, b Howell J. Darling, c Noble, b Hop­ kins ................................... 47 F. T. Hack, lbw, b Trumper 44 P. W. Stuart, c Kelly, b Trumper .......................... .. 317 ... 19 b ... 55 ...158 b ... 13 b ... 22 b ... 55 ... 13 Total .................. 197 Total ...335 N ew S outh W a le s . O. M . R. W . O. M. R. W. G. Giffen, b Noble ........... E. H. Kekwich, run out A. H. Jarvis, b N oble......... E. Jones, c Howell, b Noble C. H ill, b Nob!e ................. not o u t ......... c Mackenzie, Howell ... notout 5 Mackenzie, Noble J. Reedman, b Trumper ... 1 c V. Hugo, not o u t ................. 0 Extras ...........................10 Mackenzie, P y e ........... Farquhar, Trum per... Extras Jon es........... ... 22 8 49 3 ......... 37 :U 88 6 Reedman ... ... 5 0 35 0 ........... 14 0 65 0 Giffen ... 17 2 59 5 ........... H u go........... ... 9 2 18 0 ........... 17 2 65 1 Jarvis........... ... 16 3 6 27 1 ........... 23 6 71 1 Hack... 5 1 13 0 Hill ... 4 1 6 2 Hugo bowled three no-bal!s and Jones and Hack one wide each. S outh A u str a lia . O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. N ob le ........... ... 25 4 9 f 8 4 .......... ‘29 4 7 106 1 H »weU ... 16 7 47 1 ......... 26 8 57 1 Hopkins ... ... 12 2 25 1 .......... 12 2 53 0 Trumper ... ... 15 6 26 3 ... .... 21 9 47 1 Pye ........... ... 10 3 21 0 . 21 5 49 1 Farquhar.. 4 1 10 0 Trumper bowled two wides and Hopkins, Pye and Farquhar one each. CR ICK ET IN WEST IND IES . The Challenge Cup competition played trionnially between Demerara, Barbados, and Trinidad, was begun on Wednesday, January 10, on the Queen’s Park Cricket Club Ground. Barbados, the holders of the cup, again won it. The following are the scores:— DEMERARA v. TRINIDAD. D e m e r a r a . First innings. Second innings W. E. Goodman, c Pollard, b Lucas .......................... 11 c Constantine, b Pollard ........... 0 W . P. Weber, st Constan­ tine, b Smith ................... 37 b Pollard ........... 0 G. C. Leamond, b Lucas ... 13 run out ........... 16 S. W . 8 proston, lbw, b Pollard ........................... 35 run out ........... 22 C. H. King, c Pollard, b S m ith .................................. 0 b Lucas ........... 0 A. B. Clarke, c Packer, b L u ca s .................................. 54 c Constantine, b Lucas ........... 3 H. F. Sproston, c Pinder, b Pollard................................. 13 run out ........... 0 S. Bushby, b Smith ........... 8 c Pollard, b Lucas 7 L. G. B. Gall, c Pollard, b L u c a s .................................. 0 c Constantine, b Lucas ........... 8 A . F. Dare, not out ........... 3 b Lucas ........... 0 H. Vyfhuis, b Pollard 0 not o u t................. 0 E xtras........................... 10 Extras ........... 13 Total ................... 86 T r in id a d . Total ...........187 First innings. Second innings A. M. Low, c Goodman, b Vyfhuis ........................... 11 c Dare, b Busby 5 L. Cipriani, b Vyfhuis 4 b Weber ........... 0 O. Pinder, b Busby ........... 0 not out................... 19 L. S. D’ Ade, run o u t ......... 6 run out ........... 3 L. Constantine, c Vyfhuis, b busby ........................... 40 c Learmond, b C. H. Packer, c Sproston, b Vyfhuis ... .................. 32 Sydney Smith, b Vyfhuis ... 36 Warner, c Goodman, b B u sb y.................................. 0 J. Eckstein, b B usby........... 6 J.Lucas, cSproston.b Busby 29 H. Pollard, not out ........... 1 Extras... ...................10 Total ...................175 Demerara won by 46 runs. Busby b V y fh u is........... 3 c Learmond, b Vyfhuis ........... 0 b V y fh u is........... 1 run out ........... 0 c ani b Busby ... 15 lbw, b Vyfhuis ... 0 Extras ........... 6 Total... 52 BARBADOS v. DEMERARA. D em brara . First innings. _ Second innings. W . P. Weber, b Goodman 12 b Goodman .. W . E. Goodman, b Rudder 10 c Simmons, P. J. Cox G. C. Learmond, c Cox, b Simmons ...........................60 b Goodm an.. S. W . Sproston, c Simmons, b Rudder ...........................18 c Cole, b P. C o x ........... C. H. King, c Bowering, b P. J. Cox .......................... 50 b P. J. Cox .. A. B. Clarke, b Rudder ... 0 b ... 18 H. XF. Sproston, b Rudder... 8 . Busby. b Rudder ........... G. B. Gall, b Simmons A. S. Dare, c Goodman, b Cox .................................. H. Vyfhuis, not out ........... Extras........................... Bowering, Goodman 0 b Simmons... 0 b Goodman... 9 c Bowering, Goodman 10 0 c Worm, b P. J. Cox ...................22 2 not out.................. 2 6 Extras ............. 18 Total ...........84 Total B arbad o s . ...187 G. B. Y. Cox, c H. F. Sproston, b Busby .. 12 C. Browne, run out ... 0 H. A. Cole, b Vyfhuis 12 W. Bowering, c Dare, b V yfhu is................. 0 P. A. Goodman, lbw, b Weber ...................24 L. A . Reed, run out... 6 P. J. Cox, b King ... 70 8 Rudder,b Learmond 20 H.P. Smmonds,b D*re 4 A. Worm, c Busby, b D a re .......................... 2 D. C. Da Costa out .. Extras .. Total .. not ... 6 ... 35 ...191