Cricket 1901

48 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M arch 28, 1901. CRICKET IN CAPE TOWN. GREEN POINT v . WESTERN PROVINCE (B.) _ Played on the Western Province ground on February 9, 1901. Green Point won by 78 runs. G reen P oint . T. Brown, c Chiappini, b De Kock .......... fi5 G. Stephen, not out ...121 Total (I wkt) *224 W . A . Kingon. J. Doig, fl. Ansley, A . Longhurst, F. Bosman, Midgeley, A. Kingon and Cuypera did not bat. * Innings declared closed. W estben P bovincb (B.] T. Lee, not out Extras ... P. Chiappini, b Long­ hurst ... .............. 4S A . E. Anthony, b Bosman .................23 J. J. Slatem, c Doig, b Bosm an................. 5 J. Moore, b Cuypers .. 19 R. Glennie, b Cupyers 7 C. H. Purcell, b Cuy­ pers ... - ............... 7 N. V. de Kock, b Cuypers ...................10 R. P B. Davis, c Stephen, b Bosman 3 W . Londt, not out ... 0 M. Bam, c Bosman, b Longhurst ........... 0 Extras ...................18 Total ...148 MOTHER COUNTRY v . COLONIAL BORN. The Mother Country won this match, played on the Western Province ground on February 16, with 131 runs to spare. Such an easy victory was hardly expected from the earlier stages of the game. At the end of an innings there was only a difference of eighteen runs in favour of the Mother Country. In the subsequent play, the Colonials had all the worst of it, a result due chiefly to the fine batting of Frank Hearne, the old Kent player, and the effective bow ling of F. E. Smith, the left-hander, who did good service for Surrey occasionally a few years ago. Hearne’s 79 not out was up to his very best standard, with plenty of hit when he got set. Middleton and Smith, except for eight overs in the second innings, monopolised the bow ling for the Mother Country. The latter took eleven wickets for 94, the former nine wickets for 79 runs. M other C ountry . First innings. Second innings. W. Richards, c Wallach, b Carolin.................................10 b Faure .............43 F. Hearne, c Carolin, b F a u r e .................................. 4 not o u t .................. 79 H. H. Francis, b Faure ... 22 c Carolin, b Norton ...........33 G. Cripps, c Stewart, b F a u r e ................................. 12 not out....................38 V. R. Hoare, c Stewart, b F a u re ...................................17 b Norton ............ 1 A. H. Harrison, b Norton .. 8 b Faure ...........27 Lt. S. A . Perry-Ayscough, b Faure .......................... 14 b Carolin ............ 5 F. E. Smith, c Wallach, b Norton.................................. 0 J. Middleton, b Faure ... 2 c Faure, b Carolin 21 J. Whitworth, b Faure ... 2 T. E Routledge, not out ... 3 b Norton ....... 2 Extras .......................... 3 Extras .......14 Total..........................97 Total (7 wkts)*263 * Innings declared closed. C olonial B oen . First innings. Second innings. J. Pritchard, b Middleton .. 11c and b Smith ... 27 J. B. Cormach, lbw, b Smith 9 b Smith .....22 A. Bisset, lbw, b Smith ... 25 c Routledge, b Smith ......... 0 V. van der Byl, b Smith ... 0 c Whitworth, b Smith ........... 11 A. Reid, c and b Smith ... 4 c P.-Ayscough, b Middleton ... 45 J. Stewart, b Smith .......... 2 c Routledge, b Smith ........... 0 H. Bennett, b Middleton ... 3 not out..................13 B. Wallach, b Middleton ... 6 cBoare,bM iddle­ ton .................14 H. W . Carolin, b Middleton 2 b Middleton .. 0 N. O. Norton, st Routledge, b Smith .......................... 9 lbw, b Middleton 3 J. C. Faure, not out ........... 0 c Richards, b Middleton ... 0 Extras .......................... 8 Extras .......15 Total ... 79 Total .150 M other C ountby . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . H. W . Carolin ... 10 4 15 1 ... ... 22 2 64 2 J. C. Faure ... ... S4 8 47 7 ... ... 23 6 70 2 A. Bisset ... 3 0 14 0 ... ... 11 1 29 0 N. O. Norton ... 11 4 19 2 ... ... 18 2 71 3 Pritchard ... 4 0 15 0 C olonial B obn . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. 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