Cricket 1902

36 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ar . 27, 1902 Brown, J. T., jun. 7 for 54, Yorkshire v. Notts, at Sheffield. Burrows, R. 7 for 88, Worcester v. Lancashire, at Manchester. 7 for 68, Worcester v. Gloucester, at Worcester. Cranfleld, B. T for 48, Somerset v. Worcester, at Bath. 7 for 110, Somerset v. Gloucester, at Taunton. Cuttell, W . R. 7 for 66, Lancashire v. M.C.C. & Ground, at Lord’s. 7 for 19, Lancashire v. Derby, at Derby. E. M. Dowson. 7 for 72, Surrey v. Sussex, at Brighton. Field, F. E. 7 for 89, Warwick y. Lancashire, at Edgbaston. Geeson, F. 7 for 33, Leicester v. South Africans, at Leicester. 7 for 145, Leicester v. Hants, at Leicester. W . G. Grace. 7 for 80, London County v. M.C.C. & Gnd., at Lord’s. Hargreave, S. 7 for 50, Warwick v. Worcestershire, at Worcester Hearne, J. T. M.C.C. and Ground, v. Derby, at Lord’s. Middlesex v. Essex, at Lord’s. Hirst, G. H. Yoikshire v. M.C.C. and Ground, at Lord’s. Yorkshire v. Derby, at Huddersfield. Yorkshire v. Lancashire, at Manchester. Yorkshire v. Surrey, at Bradford. Yorkshire v. Leicestershire, at Scarborough. Yorkshire v. Essex, at Leyton. Yorkshire v. Kent, at Canterbury. D. L. A. Jephson. Surrey v. Gloucestershire, at the Oval. King, J. H. Leicestershire v. Notts., at Nottingham. Leicestershire v. Notts., at Leicester. 7 for 67, 7 for 55, 7 for 55, 7 for 43, 7 for 23, 7 for 78, 7 for 21, 7 for 12, 7 for 24, 7 for 51, 7 for 70, 7 for 51, J. J. Eotze. 7 for 81, South Africans v. Notts., at Nottingham. Llewellyn, G. C. B. 7 for 101, S. Africans v. London County, atC. Palace. 7 for77, Hants, v. Worcs., at Southampton (1st inns.) 7 for94, Hants. v.W orcs., at Southampton (2nd inns.) Lockwood, W . H. 7 for 45, Surrey v. Hampshire, at the Oval. 7 for 57, Surrey v. Derbyshire, at the Oval. 7 for 44, Surrey v. Somersetshire, at the Oyal. J. R. Mason. 7 for 90, Kent v. Yorkshire, at Sheffield. Mead, W. 7 for 23, M.C.C. & Ground v. Lancashire, at Lord’s Pougher, A. D. 7 for 63, Leicestershire v. Worcs., at Worcester. Quaife, W . G. 7 for 76, Warwickshire v. W orcs., at Edgbaaton. Rhodes, W . 7 for 78, Yorkshire v. Gloucs., at Bristol (1st inns.) 7 for 63, Yorkshire v. Gloucs., at Bristol (2nd inns.) 7 for 55, Yorkshire v. Leicester, at Leicester. 7 for i0, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, at Hull. Richardson, T. 7 for 105, Surrey v. Yorkshire, at Bradford. 7 for 69, Surrey v. Notts, at the Oval. G. Rowe. 7 for 65, Sth. Africans v. Cam. Univ., at Cambridge. Sharp, J. 7 for 63, Lancashire v. Leicestershire, at Leicester. J. H. Sinclair. 7 for 98. South Africans v. Surrey, at the Oval. 7 for 54, South Africans v. Yorks., at Harrogate. 7 for 20, South Africans v. Gloucester, at Clifton. Tate, F. W . 7 for 70, Sussex v. Essex, at Leyton. 7 for 83, Sussex v. Kent, at Tonbridge (1st innings.) 7 for 36, Sussex v. Kent, at Tonbridge (2nd inning*.) 7 for 52, Sussev v. Hants, at Portsmouth. Trott, A . E. 7 for 117, M.C.C. & Ground v. Notts, at Lord’s. 7 for 93. Middlesex v. Kent, at Tonbridge. 7 for 72, Middlesex v. Sussex, at Lord’s (2nd inns.) Vine, J. 7 for 85, Sussex v. Notts, at Nottingham (2nd inns.) W ebb, S. 7 for 81, Lancashire v. Surrey, at Manchester. E. R. Wilson. 7 for 37, Cam. Un. v. Worcs., at Cambridge (1stinns.) 7 for 38, Cam. Un. v.W orcs.,at Cambridge (2nd inns). W oodcock, A . 7 for 62, Leicestershire v. Essex, at Leicester. Young, H. 7 for 48, Essex v. Derbyshire, at Chesterfield. To be continued , THE ENGLISH TEAM IN THE WEST INDIES. THE MATCH AGAINST MR. BOW- RING’S TEAM. ( sc r a tc h m atch ). Played at Barbados on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1 Drawn. This was not one of the regular matches of the tour. The Englishmen were seen to great advantage, Mr. Bosanquet and Mr. Blaker especially. E n glish T eam . E. M. Dowson,c Shur- F. L. Fane, c Merritt, b Hoad ....................23 E. W . Dillon, c Hinds, b Hoad ... ................44 F. H. Hollins, st Merritt, b Hoad ... 35 B. J. T. Bosanquet, lbw, b Hoad ..............97 R. N. R. Blaker, b H oa d ........................... 100 E. R. W ilson, b Shep­ herd ........................... 9 land, b Berm T. H. K. Dashwood, c Merritt, b Lane ... 4 E. C. Lee, not out ... 5 R. A. Bennett, not out ..........................15 B 20, lb 4 ...........24 Total (8 wkts) *384 * Innings declared closed. M r. B o w b in o ’ s T e am . Second innings. c Bosanquet, Blaker ... c Bosanquet, Dillon ... b Bennett ... , First innings. F. Hinds, c Dillon, b Bosan­ quet ................................. 10 H. F. Austin, c Bosanquet, b Dowson ............................................... 1 A . E. B arragin, st Bennett, b Wilson ................. ... 34 W . Bowring, c Lee, b Dow­ son ............................................................. 0 Lane, c Wilson, b Bosan­ quet ..................................11 W . Fields, b D owson........... 18 Shurland, st Bennett, b D illo n ......... ................... 25 Shepherd, c Whatman, b D illo n ............ ................... 42 W . Hoad, run out ........... 23 Merritt, not out ................... 3 Benn, c Bosanquet, b Dillon 8 B 7, lb 5 ............................. 12 Extras n o to u t......... c Bosanquet, Hollins ... not out... 14 18 Total ... ...................187 Total (4 wkts) 175 E n glish T eam . O. M. R.W . O. Lane ... . Shepherd . Rudder . 26 0 20 4 8 0 80 1 98 1 40 0 Hoad Benn .. M. R.W . 21 1 91 5 14 2 51 1 M b . B o w bin g ’ b First iDnings. Dowson ... Bosanquet W ilson ... Dill m ... O. M. R. W. 16 3 61 3 ... . 21 7 48 2 ... 16 5 36 1 ... . 8 0 30 3 ... . Dashwood . Arbuthnot. Fane ... . Bennett Blaker... . Hollins... . T eam . Second innings. O. M. R.W . 1 0 2 0 25 1 12 0 29 0 13 0 38 1 ALL THE MATCH AGAINST JAMAICA. ( f o u r th of th e to u r .) Played at Sabina Park, Kingston, on Feb. 8 and 10. Englishmen won by an innings and 139 runs. On the fastest of fast wickets the Englismen wore down the bowling before lunch on the first day, and the result was a big score made in very fast time. Mr. Wilson, after beginning patiently, hit out in a manner to which he is not accustomed, and played a great innings. Nearly all the team did well, and Mr. Hollins, who went in last, belied his position by playing a first-class innings for 54 not out. From the very first Mr. Dowson created a panic among the Jamaicans, who let him play with them, and they were all out for 33. In their second innings they did much better, but they were were evidently not seen in their best form. Snow, a coloured Jamaican, played remarkably good cricket for 40. E nglish T eam . F. L. Fane, c Hull, b Withers ...................41 E.W . Dillon, c Hull, b Hutton ......................17 E.R.W ilson, c Wright, b B a in es...................81 E. M.DoW8on,cLinton, b H utton..................... 45 T.H.Dashwood,cHull, b H utton ..................23 B.J .T. Bosanquet, run out .......................... 17 E. C. Lee, b Valencia 0 R.A.Bennett,c Tarver, b Foster ...................31 A.D.Whatman,cKerr, b Hutton................... 4 F. H. Hollins, not out 54 B 4, lb 9 .......... 13 Total A ll J a m a ic a . First innings. Capt. Tarver, c Dillon, b Dowson .......................... G. M. Baines, c Bennett, b Dowson .......................... F. A. Foster, st Bennett, b Dowson .......................... G. H. Withers, b Dowson... E. G. Hull, lbw, b Dowson M. M. Kerr, b Dowson ... E. F. W right, c Whatman, b Wilson .......................... G. C. Linton, b Dowson ... C. H. Valencia, c Hollins, b Wilson .......................... J. H. Hutton, b Dowson ... S. Snow, not o u t................... No*ball .................. Second innings. c sub., b Dowson 6 c Dashwood, b Bosanquet ... 12 c Lee, b Dowson 6 b Dowson ...........30 lbw, b Dowson ... 2 c Lee, b Dowson 16 c Lee, b Dowson 0 o Fane, b Dowson 0 c Bennett,b Dow­ son ...................16 not out................... 9 lbw, b W ilson ...40 B 7, lb 1, nb 9 17 Total ... 33 E nglish T eam . O. M. R. W. Total ...154 O. M .R .W . E.F.W right 8 3 16 0 G.M. Baines 7 0 46 1 F. A. Foster ’2 001 J. W . Hutton 33 13 86 4 G. H. Withers 22 4651 S. Snow.......... 10 0450 C. H. Valencia 16 3551 A ll J a m a ic a . First innings. Seoond innings. Dowson ........... 9 3 21 8 ............. 27 13 37 8 W ilson.................. 8 4 11 2 ............. 23 11 44 1 Lee ........... 5 1 15 0 Bosanquet... 11 2 31 1 D illon........... 2 0 10 0 Wilson bowled one and Dowson nine no-balls. THE MATCH AGAINST JAMAICA COLTS (XYI.) ( f if t h o f t h e to u r ). Played at Sabina Park, Kingston, on Feb. 11. Englishmen won on the first innings by 149 runs. In this one-day match the Colts were absolutely overwhelmed, Mr. Dowson’s bowling proving far too good for them. Most of the Englishmen made useful scores, Mr. Lee, Mr. Bosanquet and Mr. Fane playing the best innings. T. H. K . Dashwood, c Stephenson, b E.Cox 14 E. C. Lee, b Moss ... 49 A. D. Whatman, b Robinson ... ... 2 R.A. Bennett, b Motta 26 B. J. T. Bosanquet, c MacKay, b Moss ... 30 R. N. R. Blaker, c Bourke, b Moss ... 15 F. L . Fane, st Gunter, b E. C o x .................. 33 X V I. F. Saylis, st Whatman, b Dowson.................. 0 G. Cox, run out.......... 4 H .MacGregor,bBosan- q u e t .......................... 9 A .L. Motta, b Dowson 6 P. Bourke, c Lee, b Wilson ..................21 T. McCarthy,bDowson 2 G.Robinson,c Bennett, b Dowson.................. 6 L. MacKay, c Dash­ wood, b Dowson ... 8 E.Cox,cFane.bDowson 1 G.E.Gunter, c Dillon,b Dowson .................. 6 E nglish X I. F.H .H ollins,b E.Cox 24 E.R.W ilson, c Gunter, b E. C o x ................... o E. M. Dowson, b G. Cox .......................... 2 E. W . Dillon, not out ......... i i B 16, lb 5 ... 21 Total ...227 C olts . M. Samuel, c Dash­ wood, b Dowson ... 8 F. Plummer, st What­ man, b Wilson ... 3 G. Freeman, c Blaker, b Dowson .......... 2 R. Harvey, st What­ man, b Wilson ... o S. H. S.ephenson, c Whatman, b Dow- J. Moss, not out B 1, lb 1 .., T o t a l...........78 Second in n in gsG u n ter, c Dashwood, b Dillon, 1 ; Macgregor, c Lee, b Dillon, 15, Mackay, b Dillon, 18; G. Cox, not out, 8; Bourke, st W hatm an, b Dillon, 0; extra, 1. Total (four wickets) 43,