Cricket 1902

428 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. S ept . 18, 1902. Australians were not fortunate enough to win the toss. Accordingly their bowlers did not meet with their usual success, and throughout the day the batsmen had much the best of the situation. An excellent beginning was made by Abel and Hayward who put up 81 for the first wicket in less than an hour and a half, never being in difficulties with the bowling, and playing the best of cricket all the time. Another long stand was made by Tyldesley and Hayward. This produced 85 runs in about anhour and twenty minutes. Hayward was the first to go, having played one of his best innings of the season. It was not long before Tyldesley followed him after playing a beautiful innings in which there were many fine hits. Three wickets were now down for 175, and as ihe Pliyer.s were all experienced nun the outlook for the Australians "was not very promising. Iremongtr did not hurry himself when he first went in, and was twenty minutes without scoring, but Willie Quaife found Armstrong to his liking and made runs pretty quickly. When Iremonger got settled he played a brilliant game, treating all the bowlers alike, but when fiveminutes remained for play he had a go; at Armstrong and was caught. When stumps were drawn the total was 28*2 for six wickets. On the next day the Players added 74 to their overnight total, and tl en Trumper played another wonder­ fully good innings which lasted for two hours and ten minutes, and only just fell short of a hundred. Hill was also seen at his best, and long before the day’s play en ied it was almost certain that the match could not be played to a finish. When stumps were drawn the total was 208 for two wickets, Hill being not out 79. Yesterday Hill only added 2 runs to his score ; his innings had lasted for two hours. Afterwards Darling, Hopkins, 1 rumble and Armstrong all made runs, and the only question was whether the Players would break down in their second innings. But the wicket was still good and they played out time with perfect ease. PLA YE b s o f E n g l a n d . First innings. Abel, c Hill, b Noble .........35 Hayward, st Kelly, b Saun­ ders ...............................74 Tyldesley, b Saunders ...66 Quaife (W. G .),c Hopkins, Second in n iD g s. rot out.................32 cKelly,^b Hopkins 18 cDarling, b Noble 27 15 . 35 b Trumble ... Iremonger, c Hopkins, Armstrong................. Braund, b Saunders ... Hirst, c Duff, b Noble Vine, c Trumper, b Noble... 7 Lilley, c Darling,bSaunders 16 Haigh, run out ................. 0 Rhodes, not out ................ It B 3, lb 6, w I, n b l ... 10 31 not out... c Duff, b Arm­ strong ... ... 23 B7, lb3, wl, nbl 12 Total........................356 Total (3 wkts) 117 A u s t b a m T n f . V. Trumper, c and b Bhodes .................96 S. E. Gregf ry, run out 22 C. Hill, b Haigh..........81 M. A. Node.b Rhodes 4 B. A. Duff, c Hay­ ward, b Bhodes ... 15 J. Darling, c Bhodes, b Braund...................28 A. ' opkiup, b Vine 49 H. Trumtlf, b Bhtded 18 W. W. Armstrong, b V in e....................... 20 J. Kelly, b Rhodes 0 J.V.Saunders, not out 1 B 27, w 3 ..........£0 Total . 414 P l a y e r s o f E n g l a n d . First inbings. Second inuings. O. M. B. W . O. M. B. W Trumble... ... 42 10 129 1 ... Saunders ... 26-4 11 60 4 ... ... 5 1 24 0 Trumper... ,... 7 3 17 0 ... Armstrong ... 23 3 45 1 ... 5 0 12 1 Noble ... ,... 86 8 85 3 ... ... 18 7 40 1 Hopkins... .,.. 6 0 20 0 ... ... 6 1 28 1 Duff ... ... 2 0 7 1? Noble and Duff bowled one no-tall each, and Saunders and Armstrong one wide each. [A u s t r a l ia n s . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Hirst . ... 15 3 61 0 Rhodes ... 36.4 3 115 5 Vine.......... 27 8 77 2 Braund ... 12 1 .'6 1 Haigh ... 26 4 64 1 Haywaid. 3 0 21 0 Hirst delivered one and Haigh two wides. T H E F IR S TC LA S S A V E R A G E S . BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. Shrewsbury (A.) .. 32 . . 7 ...1250 ... Iv7*. . 50 00 V. Trumper ......... 53 . . 0 ...2670 .. 128 . . 48*49 +K. 8. Ranjitsinhji.. 26 . 2 ...1103 .. 234*. . 46 03 +Abel ....................... 64 . 8 .. 2299 .. 179 . . 41 05 Quaife ( W. G.) 33 . 6 .. 1339 153*. . 40*57 fl'yldesley................ 61 . . 3 ..1934 .. 165 . . 40 29 Iremonger................ 36 . . 2 ...1368 .. 146 . . 39*94 C. J. B um up......... 55 . . 3 .. 2048 . . 161 . . 89*38 E. M. Ashcroft.. 25 . . 1 ... 912 . 162 . . £8 00 T. L. Taylor ......... 43 . 3 ...1617 . . 142*. . 37*92 BW. G. Grace, sen. .. 35 . . 3 .. 1187 .. 131 . . 37*09 +C. B. F ry ................ 48 . . 2 ...1625 ... 159*. . 35*32 Guon (W.) t........ 24 . . 1 ... 807 .. 120 . . 36-08 P. Perrin................ 38 . . 6 ...1119 . . 121 . . 84-96 J. A. Dixon ......... 18 . . 2 ... 652 .. 123 . . 34 60 C. McGahey .. .. 42 . 6 .. 1240 .. 126 . 34*44 +G. L. Jessop ......... 49 . 3 ...1662 . 125 . . 33*95 W. L. Murdoch 22 . . 1 ... 711 . . Ic2 . . 33*85 tflon. F. S. Jackson. 36 . . 3 ...1C89 .. 128 . . 33*00 M. A. Noble ......... 48 ... 6 .. 1416 . . 284 . . 32 93 fHayward................ 66 . . 3 ...1737 .. 177 . . 32 77 Knight ............... 42 . . 3 ...1278 . . 190* . 32*76 S. H. Day................ 28 . . 3 ... 807 ... 117*. . 32*28 +A. C. Maclaren.. .. 41 . . 2 ..1264 174 . . 32*15 +Hirst ...................... 49 . . 5 ...1413 .. 134 . . 52*11 C. HiU ................ 52 . . 1 .. 1614 .. 136 . . 81*64 A. O. Jones ......... 39 . . 2 .. 1147 .. 109 . . 31*0J P. F. Warner......... 28 . . 1 ... 832 .. 139 . . 3U*8l Denton ................ 60 . . 5 ...1369 . 127 . . 30*42 C. J. b. Wuod........ 56 . . 3 ...1610 ... 176 . . 30 37 +L. C. H. Palairet .. 38 . . 1 .. 1119 .. 90 . . 30*24 F. L. *ane.............. 37 . . 3 ...1023 .. 106 . . 30 23 E. m . Dowson........ 47 . . 4 .. 1295 . 1*3 . . 30*11 C. H. b. Marsham . 36 . . 3 ... 992 .. 120 . 30 06 Devey...................... . 37 .. 2 ..1019 .. 89 . . 29*11 W . H. B. Evans . . 21 .. 0 ... 609 .. 142 ... 29*00 G. Brann................ 26 . . 4 ... 634 .. 126*. . 28*81 King IJ. H.) ... . 47 .. 5 ...1200 .. 130 ... 28*57 R. A. Duff .............. 58 ... 5 .. 1507 .. 183 . . 28-43 V. F. B. crawford.. 40 . . 1 ...1105 .. 101*. .. 28*33 E. W. D illo n ......... 46 . . 2 ..1288 .. 137 . . 2813 Vine ....................... . 69 . 9 ...1391 .. 92 .. 27 82 Capt. H. S. Bush . . 30 . 3 ... 749 .. 122 .. 27*74 Kulick .............. . 49 .. 4 ...1240 .. 133 .. 27*55 tBraund ............... 53 . . 1 .. 1432 .. 141 . . 27*63 A. E. Lawton ... . . 39 .. 1 ...1044 .. 149 .. 27 47 Brocawell.............. . 43 .. 8 ... 947 .. 80*... 27*06 W. W. Armstrong 51 . .10 ...1087 .. 172*... 26*ol "Washington .......... 45 .. 6 ...1029 .. 10o* .. 26*38 Arnold ............... . 47 . 6 .. 1067 .. 92 . 26*02 H. K. Foster ... . . 39 .. 1 ... 986 .. 112 .. *2594 A. J. Hopkins ......... 54 .. 8 . 1192 .. 1U5* .. 25-91 J. B. Mason ... . 43 .. 0 ...1114 .. 107 .. 25-90 W. Newham ... . . 26 .. 2 .. 619 .. 153 . 2579 Tuntiicliffe ... . . 53 .. 1 ...1840 .. 127 .. 25-76 Kinneir .............. . 33 .. 3 ... 772 .. 98 .. 25 73 Keif ..................... . 50 .. 7 .. 1110 .. 94 .. 25-68 L. G. Wright ... . . 30 .. 0 .. 769 .. 101 .. 25*30 Bowley (* .) ... . . 42 .. 1 ...1037 . 122* .. 25*29 R. T. Crawford . 33 .. 4 ... 862 . 99* .. 25 05 B. J. T. Bosanquet . 33 .. 3 ... 749 .. 103 .. 24*96 C. J. Kortright . 32 .. 2 ... 736 .. 66 .. 24-53 G W . Beldam... . . 88 .. 2 ... 883 .. 155* .. 24*52 W. Troup............. . 37 .. 4 ... t09 .. 127* . 24*51 D. L. A. j ephson . 39 .. » ... 734 .. 94 .. 24 46 Dr. R. Macdonald . . 26 .. 6 ... 486 .. 62 .. 24 30 C. H. M. Ebden . 2L .. 0 .. 510 .. 137 .. 24-28 W. Findlay ... . . 24 .. 4 .. 485 .. 81 .. 24*25 J. Darling .............. . 61 .. 5 ...1113 .. 128 .. 24-19 Hallows .............. . 40 .. 6 ... 822 .. 109 .. 24*17 +Lockwood.............. 4*2 .. 2 ... 953 .. 102 .. 23 82 W . P. ttobertson . . 26 .. 0 ... 612 .. 62 .. 23*63 Brown (J. T., sen.) . 46 .. 2 .. 1017 .. 94 .. 23*11 W heldon.............. . 37 .. 6 ... 711 ... 63 .. 22*93 Hayes..................... . 63 .. 2 ...1167 .. 114 .. 22*88 I’Anson .............. . 19 . 4 ... o89 .. 110* .. *22*60 Gunn (J .).............. . 32 .. 3 ... 652 .. 80 . 22*48 H. D. G. j _.-Gower . 20 .. 5 .. 335 ... 88 .. 22*33 Needham (E .)... . . 24 .. 2 ... 489 ... 66 .. 22 22 Ward (A.).............. . 37 .. 1 ... 794 ... 118 .. 22*05 Sharp (J .)............. . 31 .. 6 ... 568 .. 68* .. 21*84 S. E. Gregory ... . . 52 .. 6 ... 999 ... 86 .. 11*71 S. M. J. Woods . 39 .. 1 ... 824 ... 88* .. 21 68 Gaukrodger ... .. 37 .. 6 ... 666 .. 76 .. *1-48 Llewellyn.............. . 41 .. 2 ... 832 ... 109 .. 21 33 Whitehead(H.)(L’er) 42 .. 2 ... 844 ... 8a .. 21*10 Hearne (Alec) ... .. 45 .. 4 .. 862 ... 194 .. 21*02 Lord Hawke . 33 .. 6 ... 565 ... 126 .. 20 92 Haigh..................... . 43 .. 7 ... 763 ... 86 .. 20*91 L. Walker.............. .. 24 .. 2 ... 459 ... 80 .. 20*86 M. Bonham-Carter . 19 ... 3 ... 328 ... 86 .. 20*60 Langdon ................. 36 ... 1 ... 709 ... 84 .. 20 25 E. R. Wilson ... ... 25 .. 3 .. 438 ... 142 .. 19-90 Trott (A. E ) ............. ... * Gill (G.) (Somerset) 44 ... 3 T. S. Fishwick......... 31 .. 0 Marlow(F.W.)(S’ex) 21 ... 4 Coe ........................24 ... 3 Bussell (T. M.) ... 23 ... 5 Board...................... Hulme .............. Rawlin .............. W rathall.............. tLilley..................... R. N. R. Blaker Seymour .............. Humphries (Derby H. Trun.ble .......... Sewell(E.H.D.)(Esx.)27 ™ ™ O— * 26 ... 43 ... 26 ... 22 No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. oat. runs. inns. 50 2 ... 941 . 54 . 30 . 19 . 44 ) 27 30 . ... 8 ,.. 6 . ... 2 ... 0 ... 3 ... 4 ... 3 ... 7 . 804 . . 605 . . 331 . . 408 . . 345 . . 863 . . 449 . . 317 . 811 , . 639 . 578 . . 695 , Aver. 19’60 1963 1951 , 19-47 19-42 19-16 . 429 . . 445 . . 444 . . 745 , . 439 . . 868 . •280 ... 66*. 296 ... 64*. , 103 . , 8 0 . . 68 . 67 . 102 . 5 4 ._____ 9 5 * ... 1 8 7 6 47 ... 18-70 . 1 2 2 * ... 18-64 . 78 ... 18-43 ■ 7 2 * ... 18-25 6 4 * ... 18 06 . 62 ... 18-03 ■ 43 ... 18 -00 6 4 * ... 17-87 99 74 61 89 17-80 17*76 1773 17-56 E. M. Sprot Storer............... Anthony (G.) .. L. D. Brownlee B. W . Nicholls ... 20 Bird(A )(Worcstrsh)29 Carpenter................. 26 ... 0 ... 451 A. E iflee................. 34 ... 4 ... 520 . Geej-on ................. 24 .. 5 ... 329 . Baker (A.) (Surrey) 29 ... 2 ... 163 . J. Gilman................. 20 ... 2 ... 308 Webb (A.) (Hants) 30 ... 3 .. 458 . E. E. Steel............... 21 ... 2 ... 813 . Bob8on(E.)(<?omeTS8t)33 ... 1 ... 525 . (harhsworth..........29 ... 2 ... 440 G. H. S.-Hayward... 26 ... 1 ... 403 . +Tate(F.W.) (Sussex) 31 ...14 .. 312 . Corden ................. 25 ... 3 ... 340 . Whitehead (Lce3) ... 20 ... 3 ... 260 . Pearson ................. 34 ... 3 ... 468 . J. J. Kelly ......... 33 ... 8 ... 368 . * Signifies not out. + Has represented England v. Australia this season. BOWLING AVER AGE8. Ovtrs. Mdns. Rns. Wkts. Aver Faigh ................. 799 ...219 ...1984...158 ... 12 55 tRhodes ......... ■...13:6*3..,405 .. 2801 213 H. Trumble .......... 918-2 . 305.. 1988...140 Blythe ................ 847 ...213 ...1966 .127 +rate(F. W .) (Sus’x) 1183*2.. 359 ...2823 . 180 803-2 . 188 .. 2225 .140 103 ... 17-52 17*50 .. 1741 .. 17 34 95 ... 17-33 63 ... 17-31 65 ... 17-14 44*... 17*11 16*96 16-47 1640 16-29 16*12 15-60 15-45 15'29 15-09 14 72 55 . . 81 . 106 . 66 . 61*. . 64 . 61+ . 57 . 75 Wass J. B. Mason Santall ... ., J. V. Saunders +1ockwood ......... .-.i * *,0 Bobson(E.) (Som’st) 273 .. 74 W. W. Armstrong " Bargreave W. P. Howell ... Bird (Worcester) Hearne (Alec)... Mead ... . E. K. Wilson . 1315 14-20 15*47 15 68 15*89 "5 . 218 .. 1405... 89 ... 16*79 1...148 ... 816... 48 . .. 749 ..172 ...2163...127 741 1 148 .. 2142 . 124 , - - 729... 42 , 694 ..2 6 ...1410... 81 983 4 . 314 ...2021.. 115 , 497 .. 148 ...1215 .. 68 391*2... 91 ... 949 53 17*00 17*07 17*27 17*35 1740 17*67 17-86 1790 17-90 18-00 424-1 . 140 ... 913 . 51 942-5 . 302 ...2107...117 512*4...172 .. 1061... 58 ... 18-29 +Hon. F. 8.Jackson 426 3 ..1(9 1067 . 18 ... 18 39 Cranfield................. 869*3...192 ...2618...141 *’ 18 Gill (G.)(Somerset) 503 3 .113 .. 1470 ..79 , 51 . 70 , . 53 . 40 Llewellyn.............. 1129-4.. 314 .. 3164 170 Arnold ......... ... 800 3...195 ...2134 . 113 I’Anson ................. 366 1...109 ... 947 Hallam ................. 626-3 ..2C5 ...1330 +G.L. Jessop.......... 371*2... 92 ...1014 Cuttell ................. 432-3 ..172 .. 783 .. tHearne (J. T.) ... 918*4 . 313 ...2063 .104 M .A. Noble ........... 738 ..213 ..,1945... 98 +Braund ................. .1090 .. 250 .. 3407 . 172 Bestwick.................. 7:9 3 . 222 .. 1821 91 +Hirst........................7113...195 .. 1688... 83 E. Jones ............... 649*2...145 ...1456 .. 71 B. J. T.Bosanquet 271 3 .. 47 ... 847... 40 E. E. Steel ...........rS6*:... 84 .. 1C38 .. 49 W)laon(G.A.)( Wctr.)775 ..153 .. 2254...10 \ G. H. a .-bayward... *274-1... 30 .10f6... 47 +8arnes (S.) ......... 834 5 . 242 2049... 95 Tiott (A. E .) .......... 945-5 .188 .. 2874 ..133 H. id.-Pritchard ... 312 2.. 69 ... 908... 41 ... 478*5 156 ...1212... 53 ..685 .. 209 ...1672... 73 ... t-46’5 184 .. 1 63... 68 ... 390*3... 52 ...I3s0... «0 524 ...18d...1189... 51 4*6*1.. 150...1174.. 46 •99 3... 92.. 989... 42 501-1...162 ...1186... 60 318 ... (5 ... 948 .. 40 5S3-3...122 .. 1816 . 76 391*8... 83 ...13.6... 65 369*2... 77 ..1184 .. 49 834*1...U9 .. 2607...106 482*5 .136 .. 1296... 51 618 5...151 Boberts Gunn (J. Hulme .......... Spry............. Cox ................. W. G. Grace, sen. C. McGahey ... Hallows .......... B. T. Crawford E. M. Dowson Field................ Warren (A.) ... Bichardson (T.) W .M . Bradley King (J. H.) .......... ...1734” Young (H.) (Essex) 6e5*5 . 162 ...1731. 66 W. W . O dell.......... 772 .. 166 .. 2353 . 88 Clode........................ 399-3... 63 ...1264 47 B e lf........................ 798 5...274 ...1946.. 70 Huggins................. 637*1... 06 ...1503... 54 Brockwell................. 576*5...112 ...1731 . 57 V in e........................ 680 ...173 . 1817... 63 ... t Has represented England v. Australia this season. 18*60 . 18 61 . 18*88 . 18*84 . 19*00 . 19 13 . 19-57 . 19*83 •19-84 . 19-80 . 20*01 . 20-33 •20*50 . 2117 •21*18 . 21*26 . 21*38 . 21*56 . 21*60 . 2214 . 22 67 . 22 90 . 22-98 . 23 00 . 23-31 . 23-34 . 23-54 . 23*72 . 23*79 . 23-89 . 23-92 . 24-16 . 24-59 . 25-41 . 25*60 . 26-22 . 26-73 .. 26-89 . 27*78 . 27-83 . 30*36 .. 28-84