Cricket 1901

4 5 4 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Nov. 28, 1901. yesterday. While Tyldesley and Lilley were together there was just a chance that the Englishmen might secure a glorious victory. Lilley’s 80 was a par­ ticularly plucky effort; but he was not destined to see his side pull through. New South Wales, in fact, had just a bit in hand throughout, and in a great measure, through Clarke’s bowling, were able to win a well-contested match by 53 runs. N ew S outh W ales . First innings. M. A. Noble, b Braund ... 22 V. Trumper, b Braund ... 67 C. Gregory, lbw, b Braund 0 S. E. Gregory, c Braund, b Barnes...............................14 A.Hopkins,c Lilley,b Jessop 36 F. Iredale,c Lilley,b Braund 15 R. A. Duff, c MacLaren, b Barnes............................... 1 L. O. 8. Poidevin, b Braund £0 J. J. Kelly, not out ..........83 Clarke, c MacLaren, b Braund ........................17 W . P. Howell, run out ... 34 Extras .................19 Total .........288 M b . M ac L aben ’ First innings. A. C. MacLaren, c Gregory, b Hopkins........................145 C. McGahey, c and b Clarke 7 Hayward, lbw, b Noble ... 0 Quaife (W. G.), lbw, b Howell...............................11 Tyldesley, c 8. Gregory, b Clarke...............................10 A. O. Jones, b Clarke..........44 G. L. Jessop, b Clarke ... 16 Lilley, b Bopkins.................31 Gunn (J.), b Howell ..........80 Braund, not o u t .................23 Barnes, st Kelly,b Trumper 11 Extras ................. 2 Total ...332 Second innings. b Barnes .......... 74 b Braund .......... 12 lbw, b Braund ... 3 b Barnes .......... 27 c Tyldes’ey, b Braund .......... 4 c McGahey, b Jones .......... 67 b Braund .......... 0 not out . .......... 151 c MacLaren, b Braund .......... 25 lbw, b Braund ... 10 b Barnes .......... 27 Extras.......... 22 Total ...422 s X I. Second innings. c and b Clarke ... 73 c S. Gregory, b Clarke .......... 2 b Clarke .......... 53 c Kelly, b Howell 1 c Trumper, b Clarke .......... 67 lbw, b Clarke ... 9 c Kelly, b Clarke 0 c and b Trumper 80 b Howell .......... 0 not out................. 29 b Howell .......... 13 Extras.......... 8 Total ...825 CRICKET AT THE RIVER PLATE. THE BUENOS AYRES CLUB (CAPTAIN’S XI. v. SECRETARY’S X I).—Played on October 13. H. B. Anderson took six wickets for the Captain for 35, and R. F. Vibart flye for the other side for 66. C a p ta in ’ s X I. Second innings. First innings. J. O. Anderson, b H. B. An­ derson .............................. 8 W. Graham Brown, b Croll 0 D. J. Stokes, b Aylirg...11 notout. P. L. G. Bridger, c Loos b H. B. Anderson .......32 Capt. Oswald, b H. B. An­ derson ............................14 A. V. Sly, c Dowson b H. B. Anderson ............... 0 R. L. Phillips, b Ayling ... 2 P. Norman, c Cumming b H. B. Anderson ......... 0 D. Ripley, not out ........ 4 R. Vibart, absent................. R. L. Halstead, absent ... Extras ............... 7 ... 0 c and b H. B. Anderson.......... 4 not out run out .......... 7 b Syer................. 8 st Ayling b H. C. Thompson ... 67 Extras ... 7 Total................ 78 Total (for 4 wkts) 84 S e c b e ta r y ’s XI. E. D. Ayling. c J. O. Anderson b Vibart... 9 B. B. Syer b Vibart ... 78 H.B.AndersonbVibart 28 J. H. K. Loos, c and b Vibart ................. 4 C. W . Cumming, b J. O. Anderson .......... 9 J. E. Croll, not out ... 18 A. Lace, c Vibart b Oswald .................16 J. J. Dowson, c Stokes b Oswald................. 12 H. C. Thompson, run out ........................ o M. Hankin, b Oswald 0 W. Goodwin, b Vibart 0 Extras ..........15 189 H A M P S T E A D . Matches played, 68; won, 30; lost, 10; drawn, 18. Runs for.......... 12,043 for 626 wickets; average 22*89. Runs against... 10,929 for 572 wickets; average 19*10. BATTING AVERAGES. Not less than ten inniners No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. A. E. Stoddart ... ... 12 ... 1 ... 551 ...109 ... 50*9 Ahsan-ul-Hak ... ... 31 ... 2 .. 1349 ..180 ... 46*62 F. J. Potter.......... ... 11 ... 4 ... 217 ... 65*.. . 31*00 F. W. Orr .......... ... 17 ... 3 ... 381 ... 67 ... 27*21 W . S. Hale ......... ... 13 ... 2 ... 296 .. 102*... 26*91 W. R. Moon.......... ... 14 .,.. 0 ... 370 ... 97 ... 26*13 E. L. Marsden ... ... 16 ... 1 ... 396 ... 67 ... 26 4 E. E. Barnett ... 23 . ... 1 ... 580 ... 82 ... 26*36 B. A. Everitt ... It ... 0 ... 283 ... 87 ... 25*72 F. R. D. Monro ... ... 11 ... 0 ... 278 ... 56 ... 25*27 R. Matthews......... ... 10 ... 2 ... 190 ... 68*... 23*75 F. Rowley .......... J. G. Q. Besch ... ... 11 . ... 0 ... 269 .,.. 85 ... 23 54 ... 21 ... 6 ... 349 ... 84*... 23*26 H. Greig .......... ... 12 .,.. 1 ... 248 .„. 78 ... 22 64 T. M. Farmiloe ... ... 21 ... 2 ... 4’ 8 .,. 64 ... 22*00 E. W . H. Beaton ... 13 , ... 0 ... 260 ,... 74 ... 20 00 W . T. C. H. Danby ... 11 . ... 0 ... 220 ... 72 ... 20*00 G. Crosdale.......... ... 11 . ... 0 ... 198 ... 76 ... 18*00 T. S. Wheater ... ... 14 ... 3 ... 195 . 8b*... 17*72 A. R. Trimen ... 15 . ... 1 ... 242 ,.. 76 ... 17*28 Mohamed Said ... ... 19 . ... 5 ... 241 ... 35 ... 17*21 T. W . Mackintosh ... 17 ... 3 ... 232 . 51 ... 16*67 C. D. D. McMillin ... 10 ... 0 ... 152 ,... 51 ... 16*2 A. S. Dornton ... ... 15 .,.. 2 ... 157 ... 36*... 1207 R. Leigh Ibbs ... ... 10 ... 0 ... 104 ... 62 ... 10-4 8. S. Pawling ... 15 ... 4 ... 110 ... 26 .. 10*00 J. C. Toller .......... ... 11 ... 0 ... 102 ,... 30 ... 9*27 J. C. R. Dickson... ... 10 ... 3 ... 33 ,... 13 ... 4*71 Not less than five innings: H. B. Hayman ... ... 6 .... 2 ... 440 ,,..164*...110-00 H. R. Hebert ... 6 ... 2 ... 140 .. 72 .... 35-00 W. G. Ravenor ... ... 5 ... 2 ... 89 ... 36 .. . 29*66 Capt. W . C. Black ... 6 .,.. 0 147 ... 69 ... 24 52 H. H. Jennings ... ... 7 .... 1 ... 130 ... 44 ... 21*66 J. Gibbon .......... ... 7 , ... 0 ... 151 .... 72 ... 21*57 H. W oodall......... ... 6 . ... 1 ... 100 .... 59 ... 20-00 J. M. Figgis.......... ... 6 ... 0 ... 114 ... 31 ... 19-00 J. Greig................. ... 9 ... 3 ... 104 ,... 33 ... 17-83 H, C. Preston ... 6 ... 0 ... 100 ... 38 ... 16-66 F. R. Spofforth .. ... 7 ... 0 ,... 112 ... 32 .... 16*00 8. M. Knight ... 6 ... 0 ... 78 ,... 33 .. . 13 00 E. R eid ................. ... 6 , ... 0 ... 65 ... 33 ... 10-83 H. T. Tewson ... 5 ... 1 ... 43 ... 22 ... 1073 J. Ford-Smith ... ... 6 ... 2 ... 39 ... 22 .. . 9*75 G. A. S. Hickson... ... 7 ... 0 ... 66 .,.. 20 ... 9 42 A. B. Osmond ... ... 9 ... 0 ... 74 ... 26 ... 8*22 B. E. Figgis......... ... 6 .... 0 ... 35 ... 13 ... 6-6 A. Piper................. ... 6 ... 1 ... 28 ... 15 ... 5*6 A. Eiloart .......... ... 7 ... 1 ... 33 ... 9 ... 6-5 W. W. A’Deane... ... 5 . ... 1 ... 4 ... 4*.. . i-oo * Signifies not out. The following batted in four innings:—Capt. A. Reid, average 32*5; H. D. Moffatt, 25*5 ; L. Holland, 23 5 ; D. MacGregor, 10"00; A. S. 0ppenheimer,8‘00; E. R. Watson, 2*6. In three innings C. C. T. Do’l, average, 26*66; L. J. Moon, 19 00; A. Unwin-Clarke, 9*6; W. P. Harrison, 8 66; C. K. Macdonald, 7 00; H. C. McNeill, 6 00; A. J. East, 5*66; F. C. Wheeler, 1*5; R. Bradshaw, 066. Ia two innings R. A. Hill, average 20*00; L. J. Marcus, 17*00; R. C. Bailey, 17"00; M. J. Freeman, 8*6; 8. F. Howard, 7*6; E. T. F. S. Harvey, 8*5; M. H. Abell, 6*6. In one innings E. W. Bishop, 21; H. H. Evans, 17 ; L. Hutchinson, 8 ; Gregor MacGregor, 7; N. Dearie, 7; G. L. Jeffrey, 6; F. H. Alexander, 6; R. P. Atkins, 6; H. Weetoby, 1 ; O. Flackfield, 1; S. Gotto, 0; R. V. Turnham, 0. “ CENTURIES” FOR THE CLUB. Ahsan-ul-Hak, v. St. Bart.’s Hospital, July 6, at Hampstead ......................................180 Ahsan-ul-Hak, v. Charlton Park, August 28, at Charlton ............................................. 133 * Ahsan-ul-Bak, v. Guy’s Hospital, June 26, at Hampstead ...................................... 109 Ahsan-ul-Hak, v. Surbiton, May 11, at Surbiton 100 H. B. Hayman, v. Eltham, August 17, at Hampstead ..............................................164* A. E. Stoddart, v. Surbiton, July 13, at Hamp­ stead........................................................... 109 W. S. Hale, v. Woodford Wells, August 8, at Hampstead ............................................. 102* * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. F. R. Spofforth ... 135 .,.. 30 .... 419 .... 36 .,.. 11*64 H. B. Hayman ... 30 ., .. 6 . .. 101 ... 7 . . 14*43 A. B. Osmond .. ... 215 ... 39 .,.. 690 .... 46 .... 15*00 H. Woodhall ... ... 112 .. . 27 .,,. 316 .,,. 21 15*5 8. S. Pawling ... ... 262 ..,. 64 .. 759 .... 48 ..,. 16 81 F. E. D. Monro ... 105 ..,. 26 .. . 359 ..,. 22 ..,. 16*31 T. 8 Wheater... ... 162 ... 39 ... 513 ... 30 ... 17*10 Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts, Aver. J. C. R. Dickson ... 43 ... 6 . . 145 .. 8 .. 18*12 Ahsan-ul-Hak... ... 345 ... 60 . .1114 .. 68 .. 19*21 F. W. O rr......... ... 62 ... 8 . . 231 .. 12 .. 19 26 W. S. Hale ... ... 165 .. 38 . . 509 ... 26 .. 19*31 E. L. Marsden... ... 301 ... 70 . . 833 .. 42 .. 19 83 A. E. Stoddart... ... 134 .. 35 . . 398 ... 20 .. 199 J. Greig .......... ... 72 ... 16 . . 265 .. 13 .. 20*38 H. R. Hebert ... ... 100 ... 20 . . 369 .. 17 .. 21*70 Mohamed Said... ... 117 ... 24 . . 341 .. 14 .. 24*36 T. M. Farmiloe .. 37 ... 3 . . 101 .. 4 .. 25*25 J. C. Toller ... ... 32 ... 1 . . 194 .. 7 .. 27*71 R. Matthews ... ... 77 ... 12 . . 290 .. 10 .. 29 00 A. S Domton ... .. 71 .. 6 .. 295 . . 9 .. 32*77 J. Ford-Smith... .. 34 .. 6 .. 153 . . 4 .. 38*25 A. R. Trimen ... .. 37 .. 4 .. 165 ... 4 .. 38.75 J. Gibbon......... .. 89 .. 12 .. 311 . . 6 .. 61*83 T. W . Mackintosh ... 39 ... 6 . . 144 .. 2 .. 72.C0 The following bowled in less than 5 innings H ; H. Evans, 6 wickets for 35; L. Hutchinson, 5 for 30 ’ R. C. Bailey, 2 for 12 : R. V. Tumham, 2 for 14; H* V. Bate, 2 for 19 ; C. D. D. McMillin, 3 for 83; Leslie Holland, 9 for 109; W . T. C. H. Danby, 3 for 44; F. Rowley, 3 for 46 ; D. MacGregor, 3 for 47; G. A. S. Bickson, 8 for 133; E. E. Barnett, 3 for 64; H. D. Moffatt, 2 for 37 ; H. C. Preston, 1 for 25 ; H. Greig, 1 for 27; B. A. Everitt, 3 for 113; A. Piper, 1 for 48; H. C. McNeill, 1 for 83. CRICKET IN MADRAS. MADRAS C.C. v. MADRAS U.C.—Played at the end of October. M. U. C. Balakrishna, b Poole 26 Veeraragaviah, cMars- den, b Bell .......... 9 Damodaram, st Ross, b Bell....................... 0 Bungara Babu, b Poole 13 S. V. Chetty, c Scott, b Marsden .................42 Soobroyaloo, c Ross, b Bell ........................10 Singara Babu, b Mars­ den ........................ 1 M. C. C. F. H. A. Stephenson, b Chetty .................16 E. Marsden, not out... 41 D. Woollam, b Chetly 0 Capt. Vanderzee, c Damodaram .......... 8 W . C. Scott, R. Simpson, H. C. King, C. J. Tawney, W. P. Bell, and E. R. Ross did not bat. M. U. C. O. M. R.W . IO.M.R. W . Marsden... 15 4 314 Poole ... 12 8 26 3 B e ll.......... 11 2 453 I Stephenson 6 1 22 0 M C. C. O. M. R.W . IO.M.R. W . S. V. Chettyll 4 294 Soobroyoloo 4 0 17 0 Damodaram 7 0 210 | Dorai Raja, c Poole, b M arsden.................18 Tirumalaya, not out... 10 Moothoo, b Poole ... 0 Sundara Babu,bMars­ den ........................ 0 Extras .......... 2 Total......... 126 Capt. Poole, b Chetty 2 Extras .......... 2 Total..........69 WORCESTERSHIRE CLUB. The annual general meeting of the above club took place at the Star Hotel, Worcester, on Monday last. The work­ ing loss on the year showed £861 3s. lOd. as against £1,055 4s. in 1900, and this, notwithstanding a decrease in the gate receipts, which totalled £737 17s. 9d. as compared with £801 6s. 8d. The total deficit has now reached 2,292 3s. 11. An appointment in London, it was stated, unfortunately prevents Mr. R. E. Poster continuing the captaincy, though he was asked to give all his available time to Worcestershire. Mr. H. K. Poster re­ turns to the captaincy in his place. The president, vice-presidents, officers, and committee were unanimously re-elected, with the addition of Hr. H. M. Hingley’s name to the latter body to fill the vacancy caused by the election of Mr. H. K. Foster as captain. L AWS OF CRICKET, with List of Fixtures and Memo, pages. One Penny each, post free ljd. <jricket Offices, 168, Upper Thames Street, E.C.