Cricket 1902

46 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ar . 27, 1902. S outh A u st r a l ia . First innings. F. Jarvis, c Jessop, b Gunn 37 J. E. Reedman, st Lilley, b Braund.................................19 C. Hill, b B iaun d................. 2 G. Giffen, b Gunn ...........17 H. P. Kirkwood, b Braund 5 N. Claxton, c and b Braund 61 A . E. H. Evans, c Lilley, b Gunn .................................. 30 — Waters, lbw, b Gunn ... 1 — Newland, c McGahey, b ... 27 b ... 1 ... 0 ... 7 Second innings, c Braund, bGunn 19 b Gunn c Hayward, McGahey... lbw. b Jones b McGahey... b Braund ... Braund J. Travers, Gunn ................... E. Jones, not out... Extras ........... Braund, c Jones, b Braund 7 cGunn.bHayward 23 not out.................. 7 c Tyldesley, b Hayward........... 0 b Hayward........... 3 Extras ...........26 Total ..207 Total ...306 First innings. A . C. Maclaren. b Travers 23 Hayward, c and b Giffen ... 57 Tyldesley, b Travers ...........126 Quaife, b Travers................. 12 G. L. JessOp. b Travers ... 2 Braund, c Giffen, b Jones... 33 Lilley. b Jones ................... 3 C. McGahey, c Reedman, b Giffen ... ...........................21 A. O. Jones, b Jarvis...........23 H. G. Garnett, not out ... 9 Gunn, b Jarvis ................... 1 Extras ........................... 8 M ac la r e n ’ s T eam . Second innings. not out...................33 b Jarvis ...........47 cTravers,b Evans 41 b Evans ...........25 not out.................. 19 c Travers,bGiffen 21 Extras ...........10 Total ...........................318 Total (4 wkts) 196 S outh A u str a l ia . First innings. Wkts. Runs. G u n n.......................... 5 73 ... Braund ................... 5 116 ... H ayw ard................... 0 6 ... Jones........................... 0 5 ... McGahey ... Second innings. Wkts. Runs. ........... 2 79 ....... 2 ........... 3 ....... 1 .......... 2 117 12 37 35 M ac laren ’ s T eam . First inning*. Seconl innings. Wkts. Runs. Wkts. Runs. Travers Jarvis........... Jon es........... G iffen ......... Reedman ... 71 84 24 Evans Waters 42 34 25 32 14 RESULTS OF THE TOUR. W on. Lost. Draw j . Total. Test M atches................... 1 ... 4 ... Other X I. a-sidegames 4 ... 2 ... Matches against odds ... 3 ... 0 ... 5 6 11 8 6 Totals ENGLI8H BATTING AVERAGES (X I. aside matches). Maclaren, A .C . (capt.) ... . Hayward ... Tyldesley ... Braund... ... Quaife (W.G.) Lilley .......... McGahey, C. Jessop, G. L. Jones, A . O. Barnes........... Gunn(J.) ... Garnett, H. G. B ly th e........... C. Robson batted in one match only, scoring 17* and 7. * Signifies not out. “ CENTURIES ” FOR (8). Braund, v. Australia (Adelaide), Jan. 17 ...........103* Hayward, v. New South Wales, Jan. 31 ...........174 MacHren, A. C., v. New South Wales, Nov. 22 .. 145 Maclaren, A.C., v. Australia (Sydney), Dec. 13... 116 Maclaren, A. C., v. New South Wales, Jan. 31... 167 Maclaren, A. C. v. Victoria, Feb. 22 ..................100 Tyldesley, v. New South Wales, Jan. 31............... 142 Tyldesley, v. South Australia, March 14 ...........126 No. Times Most of not Total in an Mtchs. inns. out runs. inns. Aver. .. 10 .. . 16 ... 0 929 .. . 167 .. 58'00 ... 11 .. . 19 .... 1 . ..761 .. . 174 ...38 94 ... 11 .. . 19 ... 0 .,,.69i .. . 142 ...36'63 ... 11 .... 19 ... 5 .,, 40» .. . 103* ..2892 ... 11 .. . 19 . ... 1 .. .440 .. . 68 ...2444 ... 11 .. . 18 . .. 0 .. ,406 .... 84 . . 22 55 ... 7 .. . 12 ... 2 , 210 .. . 57 ..2100 ... 10 .. 18 . ,.. 0 . ..359 .. . 87 . ..19-94 ... 11 .. . 19 . ... 1 .. ..229 .. . 44 .. 1272 ... 6 .. . 10 ... 2 90 .. . 26*...11-25 ... 9 .. . 16 .. 2 ...155 ... 30 ...11*07 ... 4 ..,. 6 ... 1 . .. 40 ... 17 ... 8-00 ... 8 ..,. 14 .... 6 ... 62 „ . 20 ... 7-70 ENGLISH BOWLING AVERAGES (X I. a-side matches). Inns. Buns. Wkts. Aver. 11 ... 676 ... 41 ... 16-48 9 ... 208 ... 10 ... 2080 16 ... 711 ... 34 ... 20-91 5 ... 165 ... 7 ... 23-57 16 ... 769 ... 29 ... 26-51 20 ... 1779 ... 62 ... 28-69 12 ... 397 ... 12 ... 3308 8 ... 161 ... 3 ... 53-60 1twice, being hit for 18 runs, Barnes........... Hayward ... B lythe........... McGahey, C. Gunn (J.) ... Braund......... Jessop, G. L. Jones, A . O. without capturing a wicket. AUSTRALIAN BATTING AVERAGES (X I. a-side matches). No. Times Most of not Total in an Mtchs. inns, out runs. inns. + Armstrong. IV. (V )... 6 ...11...4 ...194 .. 55 Clarke,GRC(N.S.W.)... 2 ... 4...0 Collins. F. (V.) ............2 ... 4...1 \Darling, J. (S. A.) ...3 ... 6...0 ■\Duff, R. A . (N.8.W .) 6 ...12 ..1 Giffen. G. (S .A .)............2 ... 4...0 Gregory, C.(N.S.W .) .. 2 ... 4 ..0 t Gregory, S .E . (NSW) 7 ...14 ..1 •tNoble, M .A. (N.S.W.) 7 ...13...0 Poidevin,L.O.S (NSW) 2 Reedman, J. C. (8. A .) 2 ■\Saunders,J. (V.) ... 3 Stuckey, H. (V.) .. ... 2 +Travers, J. (8.A.) ...3 \Trumble, H . (V.) ... 6 ... 9...2 +Trumper, V. (N.S.W ) 7 ...14 . 0 Worrall, J. ( V .) ...........2 ... 4 ..0 \Hopkins, A .J. (NSW) 4 ... 7...0 W ill, C. (*.A.) ...........7 ...14 0 itHowell, IV. P. (NSW) 5 ... 9 ..1 g ..1 4...1 4 0 4 .1 4...0 6...1 67... 25 ...154... .. 3o2 .. ... 73 ... 55... .. 532... ..325... ...191 .. ... 78... ... 3... ... 80... ... 15... 31.. ..127 . Avr. ,27-71 16.75 4*... 3*00 69 ...25*66 104 ...32-90 30 ...18-25 45 ...13*75 147 ...40-92 74 ...25-00 151*...63-66 31 ..19-50 2 ... 1-00 54 ...20-00 9 ... 3 00 52*...24-14 67 ...26-28 15 ... 7-75 43 .. 1814 ...771... 107 ...55-07 +Jones, E. (S.A.)... Jarvis, F. (S.A..) ... + Kelly, J.J. (NSW) . tLaver. F. (V.) ... . McMichael, 8.( V.) . McAlister, P. (V.) tMcLeod, C. E. (V.) ...140.. 31.. 35 ...17 50 14 ... 4 42 37 ...15-75 33*...19-66 35 ...13-33 14 ... 5-50 22 ...10*75 29 ... 8'42 4...0 6 .. 10 ..4 ...118 3 ... 6...0 ... 80. 2 ... 4 ..0 ... 22 2 ... 4 0 ... 43. 4 ... 7 0 .. 59. The following also batted : B. T. Bailey (8 A.), 15 and 2; W. Carter (N.8.W.), 19 «nd 4; N. Claxton (8.A.), 61 and83; +0. J. Eady (Tasmania), 5 and 3 ; A. E. H. Evans (8.A.). 33 and 7 ; H. Fry(V.). 6* and 8 ; H. Graham (V.), 26 and 26; F. T. Hack (8.A.), 2 and 41; F. A. Iredale (N.8 .W .). 15 and 67 ; W. Ker­ mode (N.8.W .), 5* and 2; H. P. Kirkwood (8.A.), 5 and 23; E. H. Leak (S. A.), 39 and 11; J. Matthews (8.A.), 11 and 6 ; A. McBeth (N.8.W .), 0 and 15* ; J. McKenzie (S.A.), 37* and 0 ; Newland (8.A ), 27 and 7*; T. Warne (V.), 61* and 13; Waters (S.A.), 1 and 23 ; W oodford (V.), 3 and 15. •Signifies not out. + Played in the Test Matches. The names of the team about to visit England are printed in italics. “ CENTURIES” FOR (4). Duff, R. A.—Australia v. Eagland (Melbourne) Jan. 1 ........................................................................... Gregory, S. E.—New South Wales v. MacLaren’a Team, Jan. 31........... ..........................................147 Hill, C.—South Australia v. MacLaren’s Team, Nov. 9............................................................................. Poidevin, L. O. S.—New South Wales v. Mac- Laren’s Team, Nov. 22..........................................*151 *3ignifies not out. AUSTRALIAN BOWLING AVERAGES. (X I. aside matches). Inns. Runs. Wkts. Collins F (V ) ......................... 2 ... 110 ... 10 . Giffen, G. (8.A.) ................. 4 ... 216 ... 16 . +Eady, C. J. (Tasmania) ... 2 ... 43 ... 3 Jarvis, F. (S.A.) .................. 2 ... 56 ... 3 ! + Trumble , H . (V.) ............ 8 ... 561 ... 28 . *Noble, M .A . (N.S.W .) ... 11 ... 705 ... 33 . +McLeod, C. E. (V.) ........... 6 ... 344 ... 16 . tTravers, J. (S.A.) ........... 5 .... 227 ... 10 +Laver. F. (V.) .................... 4 ... 142 ... 6 ! ^Saunders, J. (V.) ............ 5 ... 323 .. 12 Clark, J. R. C. (N .S.W .) ... 3 ... 365 ... 11 . Warne, T. (V.) ................... 2 ... 37 ... 1 +Armstrong, tV. (V .)............ 7 ... 90 ... 2 \Howell. W. P . (N.S.W .) ... 7 ... 404 ... 8 . itJones, E. (8.A . ) ................... 5 ... 268 .. 5 \Hopkins, A . J. (N.S.W .) ... 3 ... 206 ... 3 . Trumper , V. (N.S.W .) ... 6 ... 248 ... 3 , The following bowled once only : A . E. H. Evans (8.A.), 2 wickets for 32 runs ; W . Kermode (N.S.W .). 4 for 162; A. McBeth (N.S.W .), 3 for 166; J. Worrall (V .), 0 for 3; Waters (8.A.), 0 for 14 ; J. C. Reedman (S.A.), 0 for 24. t Played in the Test Matches. Those in italics are visiting England in the 1902 combination. Avr. 11-00 13-50 14-33 1866 2003 21-36 21-50 22 70 23-66 2691 33*18 37-00 4500 50-50 53-60 68 63 ESSEX COUNTY C.C. The following are the most important items in the annual report of the com­ mittee :— Mr. H. G. Owen will again captain the side, and your committee are pleased to take this opportunity of once more ten­ dering to him the best thanks of the club for his loyal support of his county, and his very able captaincy of the eleven. The committee have to report that Carpenter’s Benefit realised, from gate- money and private subscription lists, over £700. Mr. C. E. Green has again engaged Alfred Shaw, R. Peel and A. Trott to coach the Eleven, and specially selected players, on the County Ground for three weeks, commencing on April 12th. The roll of members on December 31st last stood at 1,618 gentlemen and 145 ladies. This is a serious falling off, which is much to be regretted, and your committee earnestly appeal to all those who are interested in the welfare of the club to endeavour to obtain new members. 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