Cricket 1902

358 OR iOKE t: A WEEKLY RECORD OE THE GAME. A ug . 2 l, 1902. M.C.C. v. HOLLAND. Played at The Hague on August 13 and 14. M.C.C. won by 186 runs. The weather in H olland seems to be no better than it has been in England, and on the first day o f this m atch there was not m uch appearance o f summer. Posthum a bow led very w ell indeed fo r H olland, and A . H . H ornby and F . H . H ollins showed excellent cricket for the M .C.C., w ho were not playing any of their ground staff. A t the end o f the first day the M .C.C., with eight w ickets in hand, were 130 runs ahead. D r. H olton m ade 86 on the next day, and the D utchm en had to m ake 335 runs in three hours and a quarter. A s they lost half their wickets fo r 54, the outlook was hopeless, but Rincker and D ubois m ade a great stand, the form er hitting^ the ball out o f the ground three times in his fine innings o f 68. H ornby took three wickets w ith successive balls. M . C. C. First innings. Second innings. C. H ulton, b Posthum a ... 3 b Posthum a ... 10 A .H .H ornby,lbw , b Bincker 68 b D ubois ..........34 F. H . H ollins, c Frith, b Rincker ..............................40 C. P. Goodden, b Posthum a 14 b Bincker ............16 D r. H olton, c K ool, b Pos­ thum a ...................................... 5 c & b Posthum a 86 Rev. E . W . T aj lor-Jones, b P o sth u m a ..............................24 S. W . Coxon, b Posthum a.. 0 C. B . H ulton, not out ... 26 J . G. O’ Brien, run out ... 1 E . G. A. Beckwith, lbw , b P o sth u m a .............................. 0 G .F.H .Berkeley, b D e G root 1 B 44, lb 7, w 1 ............52 b B in c k e r ............21 lbw , b Posthum a 4 b Posthum a ... 11 lbw , b Posthum a 9 b D ubois ... not o u t ........... B 8 ,lb 10 18 T otal ................... 234 T otal (9 wkts) *239 • Innings declared closed. H olland . First innings. J. C. Schroder, b Berkeley.. 23 A.BroesevanG roenou,cTay- lor-Jones, b H olton............ A . A . Diem er K ool, c C. B. H ulton, b H olton ........... 17 T hr. M cC. F eith, c H ollins, b H olton .............................. 0 E.G . S. Bourlier, b Berkeley 0 J.Bincker,cH ollins.bH olton 14 F . D ubois, c C. B . H ulton, b H olton .......................................10 C. J. Posthum a, b Berkeley 15 W . Eigem an, c Goodden, b H o lto n ...................................... 7 26 Second innings, c G oodden,b H ol­ ton .......... 17 3 cC oxon,b H ornby 0 b H olton ............ c B eckw ith,bH ol- ton ..................... b H olton ............ c C. H ulton, b H o r n b y ............ c H o l l i n s , b O’ B r ie n ............ c O’ B r i e n , b H ornby ............ b O’B r ie n ............ b O’Brien ............ P . F . de Groot, b H olton ... 17 not out ............ 0 B 4, lb 2 ..................... 6 B 5, w 1 ... 6 T otal ....................138 T otal ...149 M .C.C. First innings. Second innings. O. M . B . W . O. M . R . W . Posthum a ... 27 2 88 6 .. . .. 24 4 99 5 B in ck e r ............ 20 4 64 2 .. ... 18 1 69 2 Feith ............ 5 0 18 0 .. . ... 5 0 23 0 D e G root ... 4 5 1 12 1 .. D ubois 7 0 30 2 Posthum a bow led a wide. H olland . First innings. Second innings. O . M . B . W . O. M . R . W . Berkeley............ 15 4 32 8 .. . .. 9 4 19 0 H olton ............ 16 3 0 91 7 .. . .. 14 1 69 4 H o r n b y ............ 2 1 9 0 .. . ... 3 1 4 3 O ’B rie n .... .. 8*2 1 51 3 O’ Brien bow led a wide. NOTTS y. MIDDLESEX. PlayedatNottinghamonAugust 14,15 and 16. Middlesex won by nine wickets. There was a fairly even day’s cricket at Trent Bridge on Thursday last, M iddlesex m aking 79 for tw o w ickets against 198 by N otts. F or the hom e team, Shrewsbury, Irem onger and J. G unn all m ade between 30 and 40, but n o great stand was m ade against the bow ling o f W ells and B osaiquet J. Douglas played excellent cricket for 41 not out for M iddlesex, and his brother scored £0 not out. On the n ext m orning it seem ed fo r som e tim e that the MiddleBex total w ould not exceed that o f N otts, but M acgregor and Raw lins put on 80 runs in an hour fo r the ninth wicket, and in the end M iddlesex had a lead o f 59. This turned out to be exceedingly useful, for Bosan­ quet, bow ling slows, dism issed seven m en, all of w hom seemed at sea against him. Instead o f having to m ake a fairly big score in their second innings, M iddlesex were only called upon to get 35, a task they very easily accom plished. N otts . First innings. Shrewsbury, b Beldam ... 39 Irem onger, c H eam e, b Beldam .............................35 G unn(W .),lbw ,bB osanquet 9 J . A . D ixon, b B osan q u et.. 2 G unn (J ), b W ells ............36 A . O. Jones, c N icholls, b W e l ls ......................................27 W . B. Goodacre, c W ells, b B osan q u et.............................*5 A nthony, c Foley, b W ells.. 12 H allam ,c Bosanquet,bW ells 14 Oates, run out ..................... 1 W ass, not out ..................... 2 B 11, lb 3, w 2 16 Second innings, st M acgregor, b W ells ............23 c & b Bosanquet 5 st M acgregor, b Bosanquet 3 st M acgregor, b Bosanquet ... 3 lbw, b Eosanquet 11 c & b Bosanquet st M acgregor, b Bosanquet c F oley, b W ells b W ells ............ n ot o u t ................... st M acgregor, b Bosanquet B 1, lb 1 ... T otal .....................198 M iddlesex . T otal .. 93 R . W . N icholls, out ..................... G. M acgiegor, c Gunn, b W ass Raw lin, b W ass... Hearne (J. T .), out ................... B 4, lb 3, nb Total run , ... 12 W . ... 39 ... 46 not ... 7 8 .. 15 , ...257 P. F .W arner, lbw, b J. G u n n ............................. 0 J. D ouglas, b W ass ... 41 G .W . Beldam , c Jones, b W ass .....................17 R .N . D ouglas, b W ass 25 B . J . T . Bosanquet, c Oates, b W ass............27 C.M .W ells, c W .G unn, b D ixon .................... 17 C .P.Foley, c Goodacre, b J. G unn....................11 Second in nings:—P . F. W arner, b H allam , 4; R . W . N icholls, not out, 15; H eam e (J. T .), not out, 17.—T otal (one w icket) 36. N otts . First innings. O. M . R . W . Hearne ............21 11 31 0 .. W ells ............ 16-1 0 65 4 ... B e ld a m .. .. 21 9 28 2 ... Bosanquet ... 17 0 49 3 ... Baw lin ... . , . 7 3 9 0 ... Second innings. O. M . B . W . *. 7 0 15 3 .1 0 2 19 0 . 17 2 0 57 7 Gunn (J.) Hallam Bosanquet bow led tw o wides. M iddlesex. First innings. O. M . R .W . 32 7 76 2 ... 9 4 10 0 ... 4 45 10 101 6 5 2 10 0 15 4 45 1 Second innings. O. M .B W . ... 6 0 29 0 . . . 4 2 2 7 1 Anthony .. D ixon W ass delivered five no-balls and Gunn three no-balls. HAMPSHIRE y . WORCESTERSHIRE. Played at Portsmouth on August 14, 15 &; 16. Worcestershire won by six wickets. It w as a bowler’s day on Thursday last at Ports­ m outh, and the W orcestershire bowlers had the best of it. The only m an w ho was able to play a big innings was Gaukrodger for W orcestershire; he was not out 64 when stum ps were drawn, his county then having m ade 181 for eight wickets against H am p­ shire’s total o f 110. On the next day Gaukrodger increased his score by 12; he had been batting about tw o hours. Ham pshire had to ^o in against a oalance o f 100 runs, and although M ajor Poore and E. M . Sprot played fine cricket, while W ebb m ade a useful 23, the side was only 43 runs on when the innings ended. H ampshire . First innings. C. B obson, b Bird ............13 Stone, b B ird ............................. 12 M ajor R . M . Poore, cFoster, b Arnold .............................10 E. M . Sprot, b Arnold ... 10 L lew ellyn, lbw , b A rnold ... 3 Powell, b A rn o ld ..................... 6 A . C. Johnston, c Bow ley, b Bird .............................. ... 0 L ieut. Orr (B .N .), b Bird... 10 W ebb, n ot out .....................18 Soar, cGaukrodger,bBowley 14 H . H esketh-Pritchard, c W heldon, b Bird ............ 5 B 5, lb 3, w 1 ............ 9 Total ...110 Second innings. b L ow e ...........15 b B ir d ..................... 1 b B ird ...................39 not ou t....................37 run out ............ 2 b B ir d ..................... 2 b B ir d ..................... 4 lbw, b A rnold ... 5 b B ir d ...................23 c A rnold, b Lowe 3 b B ir d ..................... 2 B 7, lb 3 ... 10 Total........143 First innings. H . K . Foster, c Stone, bH .- Pritchard .............................18 Bow ley, b H .-Pritchard ... 5 Arnold, c Sprot, bLlew ellyn 15 P etrson ,b M.-PritchaTd ... 2 W heldon,cStone,bLlew ellyn 24 W . W . Low e, c Bobson, b Llew ellyn ............................. 14 Gaukrodger, c Soar, b Lle­ wellyn .......... .....................76 A . W . Isaac, bH .-Pritchard 28 Corden, b H .-Pritchard ... 4 "W orcestershire . Second innings, c B obson, b H .- Pritchard . 8 lbw , b Llew ellyn 7 run out ............12 n o t o u t . not o u t . Bird, not out............ W ilson, b Llewellyn B 6, lb 1 ... Total ... ... 5 ... 12 ... 7 .. 210 Hampshire. First innings. O. M .B .W . A rnold ............ 21 4 59 4 ... W ilson ............ 2 0 5 0 ... B ird .................... 19 4 37 6 ... L ow e ... c sub., b H .-P rit- chard ............ 5 Byes ............ 5 Total(4w kt8) 44 Second innings. O . M . R . W . ... 17 6 53 1 ... 4 0 13 0 ... 27’3 9 60 6 . . . 7 3 7 2 A rnold bow led a wide. W orcestebshie. First innings. O. M . R . W . Llew ellyn ... 295 7 93 6 ... H .-Pritchard ... 28 6 79 4 ... O r r .................. 3 0 14 0 ... S oa r.................. 4 1 7 0 ... W ebb ......... 3 0 10 0 ... Second innings. O . M . R . W . 5*4 5 P E L H A M “ A ” v. H O N OR O A K (2).-P la y e d at Chingford on A ugust 16. P elham . J. E . Potter, c sub, b T ownsend..................... 3 B . T . Bonser, b F ry ... 0 A . E . Quennell, b Fry 10 G. L . Dalton, lbw , b Townsend..................... 2 C. Hem sley, b Fry ... 4 G . H . Arnold, b F ry... 1 P . H . W ray, b F r y ... 0 P . Bichardson, c sub, b Townsend ............ 1 S. Y . M ott, c & b Fry 4 P.Bartlett,bTownsend 1 W . Bichardeon, not out .............................. 0 Byes .................... 16 D . Bennett, not o u t ... 34 A . Glover, b Quennell 1 A . Cutbush, c Bonser, b Potter ..................... 2 E . H olford, c M ott, b D alton .....................38 P . Cutbush, b P otter... 1 F . Cutbush, c Bonser, b Potter ..................... 0 T o t a l..................... H onor O ak C. L . Townsend, c M ott, b D alton ... F . Fry, b D alton A . Dickason, c M ott, b D a lto n .................... S. B ennett,b Potter... E xtras..................... 42 Total 10 0 2 11 90 M A RLBO R O U G H BLU E S v. B A N ST E A D .—Played at Banstead on A ugust 1. B anstead . N . D . Alston, b Coles 20 J. Bandall, b Harvey 31 C. Bentley, c and b Harvey .................... 11 H .M .F orsler,b M cCaw 48 C. H . Bansome, c B ur­ dett, b Coast ............ 4 M .M ason.c de W inton, b M cC a w .................... 20 E. E . Sharp, c Alston, b M cC aw .....................69 F . E. Colm an, not out 23 D . B . James, b Coles 4 E . Clark, c Gunner, b McCaw ..................... 4 G. C. Alston, b Coles 10 B 8, nb 2 ............10 T otal ...254 M arlbobough B lues . G. H . Gunner, b Sharp 32 W . M ortim er, b Clark 25 J. P. C. Coast, c F or­ ster, b Bandall ... 13 H . G . Eurdett, b Sharp 1 G . Coles, b Bandall ... 0 V . H . McCaw, b Clark 11 J . B . Harvey, b Clark 3 G. G. Napier, c Sharp, b B andall.................... E . B. J. Bound, c F or­ ster, b Ransom e ... R . F . C. de W inton, c Sharp, b Randall ... J. H . Alston, not out B 14, lb 7 ............ T otal ............163 N A T IO N A L P B O V IN C IA L B A N K v. LO N D O N A N D SO U TH W E S T E R N B A N K .-P la y e d at Norw ood on August 11,12 and 13. N ational P rovincial B ank . E . W . Arm strong, c Baker, b M anby ... 4 J.W .Richards, not out 56 A . D . Phillips, b M os- sop ............................. 3 W . File, b H olland ... 1 H . C. J. M cConachy, c W arrington, b Yivash ..................... 9 J. Price not ou t............16 B 5, lb 5, w 1 ...11 Total (4 wkts) 100 C. len nington, H . S. Johnson, H . L . Stephenson, W . Fear, and W . H . Porter did not bat. L . & S. W . Bank. D id not bat ow ing to rain.