Cricket 1902

462 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. Nov. 27, 1902. XV. o f N atal . First innings. Seccnd innings. Cooley, c Carter, b Howell.. 5 b Jones ........ 2 Nourse, b Nowell.................46 b Jones ......... 0 Collins, b Howell................ 25 c Howell, b Jones 28 Thompson, b Howell . ... 0 b Jones ........ 0 Lees, c Darling, b Howell ... 8 Whyts, c Carti r, b Howell.. 0 b Hopkins........ 8 Hime, b Howell ................. 0 Dalton, c Jones, b Hopkios 14 Budgeon, b Howell ......... 4 Mowatt, c Jones, b Howell. 22 Bieset, run out .................28 rot out............... 8 Conry, not. out .................23 notout.............. 14 Vogler, c Darling, b Howell 7 Upton, c Gregory, b Howell 0 Dtane. c avd b Hopkins ... 12 c Kelly, b Jones.. 3 Extras....................... 11 Extras.......... 6 Total .................105 Total (6 wk*s) 69 A ustralians . First innings. Second innirgs. O. M. R. W . O. M. H. W. Budgeon........... 16 2 52 3 ........... 13 1 61 3 Vogler .......... 10-2 0 54 2 .......... 12 1 55 2 Nourse ........... 20 2 600 ... ... 3 0 19 0 Lees.................. 20 3 53 4 .......... 3 0 26 0 Hime .......... 5 0 19 1 .......... 2 0 12 0 Cooley................. 2 0 19 0 Whyte .......... 1 0 2 1 XV . o f N atal . First innings. Second innings. O. M. B. W . O. M. R. W. Jones .......... 15 3 44 0 ........... 13 5 14 5 Howell ............34 10 7911 ........... 12 5 22 0 Armstrong ... 4 0 14 0 .......... Gregory.......... 4 1 6 0 ........... Kelly ........... 3 0 3 0 ........... Hopkins.......... 11 3 30 * ........... 9 4 19 1 Noble .......... 6 2 18 0 ........... 3 2 2 0 Trump- r . ... 4 0 6 0 D uring their stay in Durban the Australian team had been made honorary members of the Durban Club as w ell as of the A lbert Club. On the second night of the match a concert was given in their honour at the T ow n H all, follow ed by a dance. THE MATCH AGAINST WESTERN PROVINCE. ( f if t h OF THE TOUll.) Played at Cape Town on November 5 and 6. Australians won by 282 runs. The Australians won the toss anI scored 172, to which the home team replied with 84, Howell taking eight of their wickets for 31 runs. At close of play the Australians had scored 52 for four wickets. On the next day Darling made 61 and Howell 57 not out, and the total cameto 274. The Western Province, with a big task to face, could only make 80, of which Jones scored 50 in their second innings. Howell again bowled finely, his record being nine wickets for 23 runs. He took three wickets with successive balls in the course of the innings. wickets for 97 runs. When the Australians took the field rain had made the wicket diffi­ cult and Howell and Saunders bowled with such effect that the whole side were out early on the second day for 85. In the follow on, thanks chiefly to the earlier batsmen, they made a much better show, the pitch having improved. Smith and Shalders put on 79 for the second and Hathorn and Sinclair 80 for the sixth wicket. Sinclair, for the third time during the tour, reached his hundred. His 104 was a really brilliant display of cricket. On the second night the South Africans had lost six wickets for 216 and were then 49 on. The remaining batsmen all failed on the third morning, and the last four wickets only added nine runs. With 59 to win, Duff and Trumper knocked the runs off in half an hour, so that the Australians were left the winners by ten wickets. A u s tr a lia n s . Duff,cTancred,bKotzi 34 Darling, b L’ewellyn 1 Trumper, b Llewellyn 70 Kelly, b Kotze .......... 1 Hill, not out ......... 91 Howell, b Llewellyn.. 2 Armstrong, b L'.ew- Saunders, run out ... 4 ellyn........................ 3 Extras.................10 Noble, c Smith, b Sin- — clair ........................ 9 Total ...........252 Hopkin*, b L'ewellyn 16 Gregory, c Smith, b Llewellyn.................11 Second innings Trumper, not out, 38 ; Duff, not out, 20; extra, 1. Total (for no wicket), 59. S ou th A feican s . First innings. Shalders,c Darling, b Saun­ ders .............................. 11 Tancred, b Howell .......... 0 Smith, b Saunders ..........16 Sinclair, b Howell ......... 0 Jones, b H ow ell................. 0 Llewellyn, b H ow ell......... 1 Hathor j , run ou t...............19 Sfcond innings, c Darling, b Hop- kin* .................40 c and b Howell... 2 c and b Trumper 4> stKelly.b Howell 104 b Hopkins......... 0 st Kelly,b Howell 8 st Kelly, b Saun­ ders . 18 THE THIRD MATCH AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. (s ix t h a n d c o n c lu d in g m a tc h o f t h e t o u r .) Played at Capetown on November 8,10 and 11. Australians won by 10 wickets. The Australians commenced the sixth and last match of their South African programme at Cape Town on Saturday, November 8th. Kotze and Middleton,who hadtakenpartin the secfindmatch, againrepresented SouthAfrica. Jones this time found a place but, as the score will show, failed to get a run in either innings. Trumble having gone home there were only thirteen Australians to select from and Jones and Carter were the pair to stand down. Duff andTrumper madea good startfor the Australians. Hill, who came in when they were separated, was, too, in run-getting form. As it was he did not receive sufficient assist­ ance to enable him to get his hundred, being not out 91 when the innings closed. Llew­ ellyn’s bowling was the best feature of the South Africans’ out cricket; he took six Nourse, b Saunders ... ... 15 b Howell .......... 5 Halii well, run out ... 13 b Howell .. ... 1 Kotze, b Saunders ... 2 b Howell .......... 0 Middleton, njt out ... ... 1 not out .......... 0 Extras................. ... 7 E xra s......... 2 Tolsl . ... ... 85 Total .. 525 A u stralian s . First innicgs. Second innings. W. R. W . R. Llewellyn ......... 6 ... 97 . .............. 0 ... 39 Kotze ................. 2 ... 49 . .............. 0 ... 16 Sinclair .......... 1 ... 55 . .............. 0 ... 22 Middleton.......... 0 ... 28 ............... 0 ... 1 Nourse................. 0 ... 13 No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Aver. V. Trumper ... 6 ... 1 ... 239 .. 70 . . 47*80 M. A. Noble ... ... 5 ... 1 ... 92 .. 53*. . 23 00 A. J. Hopkins ... ... 5 ... 0 ... 77 .. 32 . . 15 40 J. J. Kelly .. ... ... 4 ... 0 ... 51 .. 25 . . 1215 S. E. Gregory ... ... 5 ... 0 ... 29 .. 13 . . 58) J. Darling .......... ... 5 ... 0 ... 25 .. 14 . . 5*00 W. P. Ecwell ... ... 3 ... 0 ... 11 ,. 9 . . 3 66 J. V. Saunders ... ... 3 ... 1 ... 5 .. 4 . . 250 H. Trumble, 13 and G*. and E. Jones, 0, also batted. H. Carter did not take part in any Test game. # Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Runs. Wkts. Aver. J. V. Saunders ... ... 176 ... 15 ... 11*73 W. P. Howell .., ... 174 ... 14 .. 12*42 A. J. Hopkins ... ... 115 ... 5 ... 23 00 E. Jones .......... ... 100 ... 4 ... 25*00 M. A. Noble ... 165 ... 6 ... 27*50 V. Trumper ... 175 ... 6 ... 29*11 W. W. Armstrong ... 128 ... 2 ... 64-00 H. Trumble ... 127 ... 0 ... ----- BATTING.—SOUTH AFRICANS. No Times Most of not Total in an Inns. out. runs. Inns. Aver. J. H. Sinclair ... ... 6 ... 0 ... 286 .. 104 ... 47 66 A. D. Nourse ... ... 5 ... 1 ... 115 .. 72 . . 28*75 L. Tancred.......... ... 6 ... 0 ... 171 . 97 . . 28*50 Llewellyn .......... ... 6 ... 1 ... 113 .. £0 . . 22*60 C. J. Smith.......... ... 6 ... 1 ... 106 .. 45 . . 21 20 M. Hathorn........ ... 6 ... 0 ... 126 ... 45 . 21*00 W. A. Shilders... ... 6 ... 0 ... 115 ... 4*2 . . 19*16 E. A. Halliwell... ... 5 ... 0 .. 75 .. 57 . . 15 01 J. Middleton ... 4 ... 3 ... 1 .. 1*. . 100 J. J. Kotze.......... ... 4 ... 0 ... 2 .. 2 . 050 The fo lowing also batted : J. Anderson, 32 and 11: P. Jones, 0 and 0 G. S. Rowe, 4 ; Taberer, 2; and Thorntcn, 1*. • Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. R id s . Wkts. Aver. Llewellyn .......... ... 448 ... 25 .. 17*92 Thornton .......... ... so ... 1 .. 20(0 J. J. Kotze.......... ... 200 ... 6 .. 33*33 A. D. Nourse ... ... 47 ... 1 .. 47 00 —. Taberer.......... ... 48 ... 1 .. 48 03 J. H. Sinclair ... ... 469 ... 9 .. 62 11 J. Middleton . ... 71 ... 1 .. 71*00 G. S. Rowe .......... ... 83 ... 1 .. 83 CO S outh A fbicans . First inningj. VV. R. W. R Howell ... 4 . . 18 .......... ... 5 .. 81 Saunders ... .. 4 . . 37 ... . . ... 2 .. 73 Noble .......... ... 0 . . 23 ... . . ... 0 .. 6 Trump jr ... ... x 26 Hopiins ... 2 . . 37 RESULTS OF MATCHES. Matches played, 6 ; won, 3; lost, 0 ; drawn, 3. October 11,13 and 1 *, at Johannesburg. Australian?, 296 and 372* for seven ; South Africa, 454 and 101 for four. D.awn. October 15,16 and 17. at Pretori’. Australians, 392 and 158 for three ; XV . of Transvaal, 462 and 501* for eight. Drawn. October 18. 20and 21. at Johannes' urg. Aubtralians, 175 and £09 ; Sou:h Africa, 240 and 85. Won by 159 runs. October 25, 27 and 28, at Durban. Australians. 268 at.d 203* for tix ; XV . of Nata<, 20o and t9 for six. Drawn. November 5 and K. at C»pe Town. Australians, 172 aud 274; XV. of v\eslern Province, 81 and 80. Won ty *282ru's. November 8,10 and 11, at Cape Town. Australians, 252 and 59 for no wicket; Houth Africa, 85 anl 225. Won by ten wickets. * Innings declared closed. AVERAGES IN THE THREE TEST MATCHES. B ATTING.—AUSTRALIANS. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. ruos. inns. Aver. C. H ill........................ 5 ... 1 ... 317 ... 142 ... 79 25 W . NV. Armstrong ... 5 ... 1 ... 291 ... 159*... 72 75 R. A. D u ff................ 6 ... 2 ... 228 ... 82*... 57 00 SURREY 2 nd XI. (all Matches). Won. Lost. Drn. Total ChampionshipMatches ... 6 ... 0 ... 4 ... 10 Extraneous Matches..... 1 ... 2 ... 1 ... 4 BATTING AVERAGES. No. Times Most cf not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns.Aver. E. Wiltshire .......... 20 ... 3 ... 597 ... 1*7*.. 35.11 B aker........................ 19 ... 0 ... 642... 96 ... 33*78 J. E. Raphael .......... 4 ... 0 ... 107... 43 ... 26*75 E. Booker................. 4 ... 2 ... 53 ... 27*... 26*5 Holland ................. 13 ... 2 ... 261 ... 80 ... 23*72 Lees ...................... 11 ... 1 ... 2)8 ... 64 ... 19*84 Gojder........................18 ... 3 ... 277 ... 92*... 1«*46 Nice ........................ 12 ... 1 ... 188 ... 56 ... 17*C9 D.tvia .......... 2 ... 4 ... 276 ... 42* .. 17*25 Montgomery .......... 8 ... 2 ... 76 .. 25 ... 12‘tf6 Goatly ..................... 10 ... 0 ... 126... 21 ... 12 6 K. E. M. Barker 16 ... 1 ... 178 .. 3* ... 11*86 Keisley........................ 8 ... 2 ... 69... 31 ... 11*5 Moulder ....................20 ... 2 ... 193 ... 72 ... 11*00 Strudwick................. 1> ... 9 ... 55 ... 17 ... 916 Smith, W. C................ 11 ... 1 ... 78 ... 43 ... 7 8 G. H. Hadfleld.......... 7 ... 0 ... 38 ... 15 ... 5*42 The following batted in three innings only : Clode, 3-5-.9*. The followiog in two inniugs only: U. A. Hates, 4-1, E. C. Smith, 47-0. The followiug iu one innings only : W. T. Graburn, 5. * Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts, Aver- Clode........................ 52 >.. 19 ... 98 ... 12 ... 8*16 Moutgomery.......... 28 .. 9 ... 55 ... 5 ... 11*00 Gooder ................I3i*3. 43 .£41 .. 30 .. Il*fc6 Le<s........ ....... 1 68*5...106 .. 469 ... 40 ... 11*7^ Smith ............... 2*29 ... 77 ... 4»4 .. 4*2 .. 1176 <i. H. Hadfield .. llu*i... 35 .. 287 .. *3 ... l.*47 Davis . ... . ... 7S.1... b .. 314.. 2> . l*\»tf N ic e ..................... 165*3. c8 . 4U» ... 2S 14*34 * .E M.Barke* . *j7 .. 1 .. 136... 5 . 2 i'l Keisley 61 ... 16 ... ‘b7 5 ... 3d*4 luc following bowied in tune tnuings only: tl. Wutaline ^4 fjr 3i), noi auo (3-j ). 'liic to.i vuug bow e i ru iwo riming* only : M a .. i>aies (l-i4;. Xn io IjWii g b->Wieu iu oue muing* uuiy : J st. Raphael (0-5), E. C. Smith (0-20), Moulder (C-19).