Cricket 1902

38 CiRiCKEtr : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M a r . 27, 1902. collapsed before the Bosanquet. C om bined T eam . First innings. Capt. Tarver, b Wilso Lt. Stapleton-Cotton, b Dowson ................... ... Lt.C. G. Collins, c Blaker, b Dowson ........... G. H. Withers, c Bennett, b W ilson.................................. 8.Snow, st Bennett, b Dow­ son ................... Lt. Harrison, c Blaker, b Dowson ........... Dr. Farquharson, c Lee, b W ilson.................. E. F. Wright, at Ben: W ilson.................. Lt. Rowe, c Fane, b ^ Lt. Sarel. b Wilson bowling of Mr. B 10, lb 2, nb 7 . Total . 14 Second innings, c Blaker,b Bosan­ quet ................... 15 ! o b BoBanquet 3 ► . 3 cDowson,bBosan- qu et................... 0 ! io b Bosanquet 5 . 22 b Bosanquet 3 * 15 b Dowson ........... 1 i . 8 b Bosanquet 9 ) . 10 c Dashwood, b Dowson ........... 4 i 35 c and bBosanquet 16 . 3 not o u t................. 2 b 0 c Hollins,bBosan­ quet... ........... 9 . 19 B 3, lb 2 ... 5 .139 Total ... 72 E nglish T e am . A. W . Whatman, b H arrison .................. 12 F. L. Fane, b Withers 27 B. J. T. Bosanquet, c Collins, b Withers... 63 E. C. Lee, b W right... 0 E. R . Wilson, c and b Farquharson ...........71 T. H. K. Dashwood, c Harrison, b W right 1 R. A. Bennett, b Withers ................... 0 C om bined T eam . First innings. O. M. R. W . Dowson ........... 28 8 73 4 ... Bosanquet ... 3 0 8 0 ... Wilson ...........30 3 10 39 6 E. W . Dillon, c Snow, b Withers ........50 F. H. Hollins, not out 27 E. M. Dowson, c and b Farquharson......... 4 R.N. R. Blaker, c Cot­ ton, b Withers ... 21 B 14, lb 3 ....... 17 Total ...... 293 Second innings. O. M. R. W . .. 16 3 37 2 .. 15*3 7 30 8 Dowson delivered seven no-balls. Harrison , Collins W right . THE O. . 18 . 7 . 19 E n glish T e am . M.R. W . O. M.R. W . 3 86 1 IW ithers... 22 4 4 77 5 1 31 0Rowe ... 5 0 18 0 8 40 2 |Farqu’son 5 0 25 2 RESULTS OF THE LATER MATCHES ARE AS FO LL OW S:— March 6.—v. Combined Team of Grenada and St. Vincent. Englishmen won by an innings and 19 ruus. March 12.—v. Trinidad. Englishmen won by five wickets. March 14.—v. Trinidad (return). Englishmen won by nine wickets. March 21.—v. W est Indies at Port of Spain. W est Indies won by 115 runs. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. Matches played, 10; won, 4; drawn, 7 ; lost, 4. BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most of not Total in an Inns. out. Runs. Inns .Aver. A. Henderson .. 11 . . 1 . . 414 . . 177 .. 41*6 N. b la n ch e........... .. 11 . . 0 . . 338 . . 100#.. 304 R. Laacelles........... .. 10 . . 1 . . 195 . . 66 .. 213 V . A. Walker .. 11 . . 0 . . 221 . . 67 .. 206 M. W . Payne ... 10 . . 1 . . 177 . . 61 .. 19*1 N. D. Browne ... .. 9 . . 0 . . 102 . . 28 .. 11-6 A . B. Pocklington .. 6 . . 0 . . 86 . . 21 ... 93 G. E. Badcock ... 8 . . 4 . . 85 . . 13 ... 8-5 A . H. M u ir ........... ... 7 . . 1 . . 46 . . 15 . . 7-7 The following played under six innings:—C. P. M. Durand, two innings, 33 ru n s;H . F. Curler, foul innings, 26 runs; F. A . Atkinson, six innings, 8, runs ; T. R. Slaney, six innings, 57 runs ; E. C. Bowen, five innings, 37 runs. "Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. O. M. R. W . Aver. C. H. Walsh ... .. 10 .. 1 . . 36 . . 2 . . 18-00 A . B. Pocklington ..1183.. 15 . . 450 . . 24 . . 18*7 G. E. Badcock ... ..122 .. 15 . . 501 . . 24 . . 20 7 A. H. Muir .. 87*1.. 7 . . 343 . . 15 . . 22-8 H. E. Browne ... .. 98*1.. 12 . . 402 . . 15 . . 26 8 E. C. Bowen ... .. 34 .. 7 . . 128 . . 4 . . 32*0 T. R. Storey .. .. 15 .. 0 . . 83 . . 2 . . 41*50 CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA. NEW SOUTH WALES v. VICTORIA. This inter-state match was played at Sydney on January 26th, 27th and 28th, though both sides were weakened owing to the absence of the players who had taken part in the test match the week before. Still the result was an interesting game, Victoria after being 176 behind on the first innings only losing by 50 runs. Hopkins and Gregory put on 165 for the Erst wicket at the opening of the match. Commencing the fourth innings, Worrall and Warne made 154 before they were separated. In the first innings of New South Wales the last six wickets fell for 17 runs. Saunders took eleven New South Wales wickets for 130 runs. N ew S o u th W a l e s . First innings A . J. Hopkins, c Carlton, b W am e ...........................117 C. Gregory, c and b Wame 60 L.O.S.Poidevin, c Hastings, b Saunders..........................82 B. W . *arquhar, c Collins, b Saunders .......................... 35 W . E. Pite, b L a v e r ..........13 F. Mears, b Saunders............................. 0 G. R. C. Clarke, c Worrall, b Saunders .......................... 0 H. Carter, st Hastings, b Saunders ........................... 0 not out A. McBeth, c Collins, b Saunders ............................................. 0 A . Cotter, b Laver ............................. 0 A. Kermode, not o u t........... 7 Second innings. b Saunders.......... 0 c Hastings, b Saunders...........27 b Saunders........... 9 c and b McAlister 40 b Saunders ... 8 cCollin8.bWam e 55 c McMichael, b Saunders ... 23 ... 6 B 7, lb 4, nb 1, w 1 ... 13 Total...................327 V ic t o r ia . First innings. S. McMichael, c Cotter, b Kermode ..........................13 J.Worrall,cCarter,bMcBeth 24 P. McAlister, c Clarke, b McBeth ........................... 5 J. Stuckey, b Kermode ... 11 F. Laver, b K erm ode.........27 T.Warne, c Carter,bMcBeth 7 W . McCormack, not out ... 33 W . Carlton, run o u t .......... 0 T. Hastings, lbw., b Clarke 10 F. Collins, b Kermode ... 3 J. V. Saunders, b Clarke ... 9 B 1, lb 3, w 5 ........... 9 b Collins ........... 6 b Collins ........... 0 st Hastings, b Collins ........... 4 B 8, lb 12, nb 1 21 Total... ... 199 Second innings. run out ........... 3 c and b Clarke ...106 b Kermode.......... 7 b H opkins...........15 not out ...........34 cCarter,b[McBeth 89 cHopkins.bClarke 37 c Carter,bMcBeth 0 c and b McBeth 5 b Clarke ............ 9 c and b Clarke ... 3 B 6, lb 8, nb 8 17 Total.................. 151 N ew 8 ou th W a le s . Total .. 325 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W . L a v e r.......... ... 35*2 11 88 2 ... . . 7 3 9 0 Saunders ... ... 24 9 57 6 ... .. 31 9 73 5 Collins........... ... 12 1 62 0 ... ... V5 9 62 3 W arne.......... ... 23 21 88 2 ... ... 5 0 25 1 W orrall ... ... 4 0 19 0 ... McAlister *.V 5 1 9 1 Collins and Saunders each bowled a no-ball, and Collins a wide. V ictoria . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . 0 . M. R. W . C otter........... ... 5 0 10 0 ... ... 7 0 15 0 Clarke.......... ... 6-1 2 14 2 ... ... 30-4 6 110 4 McBeth ... 19 9 39 3 ... ... 39 18 73 3 Kermode ... ... 20 2 49 4 ... .. 20 4 50 1 Hopkins ... ... 6 0 30 0 ... ... 24 11 60 1 Clarke bowled one wide and three no-balls, McBeth three wides, and Kermode one. CRICKET a t t h e RIVER PLATE. NORTH v . SOUTH OF ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. The South had an easy victory in this annual match played on February 9th and 10th, winning by an innings and 169 runs. Their success was due mainly to the fine bowling of H. Doming, who took thirteen wickets for only 58 runs, and the batting of J. O. Anderson, Cowes and Gifford. In the first innings of the North Doming got eight of the ten wickets at a cost of only 11 runs. The match pro­ duced two records, one the most decisive defeat and the smallest innings in the series of eleven games. N o rth . First innings. H. Horner, c and b Cowes.. J. C. Barlow, b Dom ing ... A. K. Brown, b Doming ... J.R.Garrod,c and b Doming W . E. Leach, b Doming ... H. R. Miles, c R. E. H. Anderson, b Doming ... J. A. H. Beaumont, c J. O. Anderson, b Doming ... S. H. Leach, b Doming ... G. H. Darbyshire, c and b Doming .......................... C. Bury, c J. O. Anderson, b Cowes ........................... L. Leach, not out.................. Lb 1, nb 1 ................... T otal.. Second innings. 6 b D o m in g ........... 1 c brooking, b D om in g ........... 9 lbw, b brooking 2 c Rumboll, b Brooking........... 0 b D om in g ........... 0 not out................... 0 c Bedford,b Rum­ boll ................... 2 b D o m in g ...........1 ... 35 S ou th . B.B.Syer,cW.E.Leach, b G a rro d .................. 1 R. W . Rudd, c W . E. Leach, b Garrod ... 8 E. D. Ayling, b Darby­ shire .......................... 8 B. F. R. Bedford, c Brown, b Darbyshire 24 J.O.Anderson, c Beau­ mont, b Garrod .. .107 H. A . Cowes, c and b Garrod ...................41 run out ...........27 c and b Brooking 13 b Doming ... ... 0 B 4, lb 1, nb 1 6 Total] ... 93 J. Gifford, not out ... 56 E. L. Rumboll,c W .E. Leach, b Darbyshire 26 R. E. H. Anderson, c Brown,b Darbyshire 11 R.A.Brooking,c Miles, b Darbyshire........... 1 H. Dom ing, b Garrod 7 B10, lb 1, w 1 ... 12 Total ...297 NORTHERN CAMPS v . SOUTHERN CAMPS. The South won this match, played on Feb. 5 and 6, by seven wickets. The innings of 148 not out by the Old Harro­ vian, Vibart, was quite the feature of the game. N orthern C am ps . First innings. H. Homer, c Vibart, b Bed­ ford ..................................2 2 J.|A. H. Beaumont, c Pear­ son, b Baker ...................10 J. C. Barlow, b W . Grant... 2 J. R. Garrod, c Pearson, b Bedford .......................... 12 G.H.Darbyshire, b W.Grant 1 L. Leach, b W . Grant E.G.Hay,cVibart,b Bedford J. McLeod, b Bedford C. Bury, not o u t ................... H. Butt, lbw, b Bedford ... H. R. Miles, c Stopford, Bedford ........................ Extras........................ Second innings, b W . F. Grant ... 12 lbw, b Bedford... 59 ht wkt b S. Grant 11 b W . Grant ... 2 c Pearson, b W . F. Grant........... 8 not out...................11 b W. F. Grant ... 12 cJames,bBedford 2 b W . F. Grant... 13 c Vibart, b W . F. Grant ........... 1 b Bedford ... Extras... 1 11 Total ...........80 Total 190 S outhern C am ps . Firstjnnings. Second innings. 5 W . Grant, b Garrod ........... H. Dolphin, b Dartyshire .. B. Bedford, c M cLeod, b Garrod.................. ... u J. C. Pearson, c McLeod, b Garrod.......................... ... 1 R.A.Htopford,c Darbyshire, b Garrod ..............................12 R. F. Vibart, not out.............148 J. James, b H a y ...................... 11 A.S.Baker,cMiles,b Barlow 19 W . Fair, lbw, b Barlow ... 0 S. Grant, b Leach ..............24 W .F.Grant,cM iles, b Leach 0 F. C. Toulemin, c Homer, b L e a ch .................................... 1 Extras............................ 5 not out...................11 c Hay, b Darby­ shire ................... 1 notout ...........22 b Darbyshire ... 4 run out ...........10 b Garrod ........... 0 Total .. 226 Total • *8 C RICKET PITCH in Wembley Park To Let, fo Saturday afternoons.—Apply, Secretary, W em b­ ley Park, N.W .