Cricket 1903

1 1 0 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. A pril 30, 1903 N ext XV I. O. M. R. W. Clode ...32 1 6 80 9 |Hayward L ees....... 23 9 51 2 Dolbey... Rich’rdson 8 0 47 1 |Davis ... O. M. R. W. 7 0 19 2 4 0 16 0 4 1 29 0 Lees bowled one no-ball. E R N E S T JO N E S ’S B O W L IN G R E C O R D . Now that Ernest Jones, the fast bowler of South Australia, has left the State to reside in Western Australia, his record in first-class cricket given below may be interesting. FOR AUSTRALIAN ELEVENS IN ENGLAND. Year. O. M. R. w . Aver. 1896 ................. ... 887*3 282 1,940 121 1603 1899 ................. ... 1,1641 311 2,849 135 21*10 1902 ................. ... 548*2 145 1,456 71 2050 Totals ... ... 2,600 768 6,245 327 19*09 IN TEST MATCHE8. 1894-5 ................. ... 38 7 102 2 61* 1896 ................. 74 18 208 6 34 66 1897-8 ................. .. 195*2 32 553 22 25*13 1899 ................. ... 2551 73 657 26 2526 1901-2 ................. ... 48 10 131 1 131* 1902 ................. ... 39 13 107 3 35-66 Totals ... .. 649*3 163 1,758 60 29 30 FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA v,. ENGLAND. 1894-5 ................. 85 17 254 2 127* 1897-8 ................. ... 1451 35 426 21 20 23 1901-2 ................. ... 48 8 137 4 34*25 Totals ... ... 278 1 60 817 27 30 25 SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATCHES. 1892-3 ................. ... 162 41 425 16 26-56 1893-4 ................. ... 148*4 33 389 10 20 47 1894-5 ................. ... 123 iO 4 7 13 32*07 1895-6 ................. ... 190-2 54 451 25 1804 1893-7 ................. ... 241*3 62 675 32 17*96 1897-8 ................. ... 244 4 54 67 4 33 2042 1898-9 ................. ... 292 70 803 28 5867 1K99-C0................. ... 271 82 758 17 44*58 1900-1 ................. 40 8 1C8 3 36 1901-2 ................. ... ie5 42 473 13 36-38 1912-3 ................. ... 134 32 436 10 43 60 Totals ... ... 2,012*1 601 5,5C9 209 26 86 AGAINST THE REST OF AUSTRALIA. 1893 ................. ... 35 3 9 97 6 16*16 1899 ................. .. 126 20 369 13 28-46 1900 ................. 45 6 145 8 61*66 Totals ... ... 206 3 35 621 22 28*22 AGAINST AMERICA. 1896 ......................... 86 30 151 11 1372 AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. 1902 ......................... 28 8 100 4 25 00 GRAND SUMMARY. Australian XI. (a) ... Test Matches (5) BA. v. Englind Inter-State................. y. Rest of Australia ... v. America................. v. S. Afiica................. ,600 758 6,246 327 1909 281*2 49 786 25 31*44 278 1 60 817 27 30-25 ,0121 501 6,609 2C9 26 35 206 3 36 621 22 28-22 86 80 161 11 18 72 28 8 ICO 4 26* Totils ..........5,492 1 1,441 14,229 625 22 76 (a) Including Test Matches in England. (/>) In Australia only. JONES’S RISE AND FALL O M. R. W. Aver. 1892-3 ...................... 162 41 425 16 26-66 1893-4 . ...................... 148*4 36 389 19 20 47 1894-5 . ..................... 246 44 773 17 45-47 1895-6 . ...................... 225 5 63 548 31 1767 1896 . ...................... 973 3 312 2,091 132 15-84 1898-7 . ...................... 241*3 62 576 32 17 93 1897-8 . ...................... 585*1 121 1,653 76 19 22 1898-9 . ...................... 418 90 1,172 41 28-68 18)9 . . ................. 1,164*1 331 2,849 133 21*10 1899-00. ...................... 316 88 913 20 45*65 1900-1 . ...................... 40 8 1<~8 3 36* 1901-2 . ...................... 261 60 741 18 41*16 1902 ...................... 576*2 153 1,553 75 20 74 1902-3 ........................ 134 32 436 10 43-60 Totals ... ... 6,492*1 1,441 14,229 625 22*76 ERNEST JONE8 FIRST-CLA8S BATTING FOR AUSTRALIAN ELEVENS IN ENGLAND. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Avg. 1696 ................. ... 41 6 482 40 13*77 1899 ................. 35 4 552 55 17*80 1902 ................. ... 21 1 254 40 1270 Totals ... 97 11 1,288 65 14*97 IN TEST MATCHES. 1894-5 ................. 2 1 12 11* 12* 1896 ................. 5 — 18 4 3-60 1897-8 ................. 6 — 39 20 6-50 1899 ................. 7 — 31 17 442 1901-2 ................. 4 — 26 14 6 50 1902 ................. 1 0 0 0 0 Totals ... ... 25 1 12S 20 5*25 FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA v. ENGLAND. 1894-5 ................. 8 __ 4 3 1*33 1897-8 ................. 2 1 29 17* 29 00 1901-2 ................. 4 1 6 3 1-66 Totals ... 9 2 38 17* 5 42 SHEFFIELD SHIELD MATCHES. 1892-3 ... 1893-4 ... 1894-5 ... 1895-6 ... , 1896-7 ... 1897 8 ... 1898-9 .. 1899-1900 1900-1 .. 1901-2 ... 1902-3 ... Totals 8 2 41 16 688 8 1 62 42 885 6 — 68 26 11-33 8 3 96 66* 19*20 7 1 77 34 12 83 7 — 103 66 14*71 8 1 200 82 28*57 7 1 22 8 366 2 — 22 20 m o 6 2 43 18 10*76 6 — 79 84 13*16 73 11 813 82 13*11 AGAINST THE RE9T OF AUSTRALIA. 1899 1900 25 35 0 22 1250 22 11-66 0* 0 T otals................. 1902 1 60 22 1000 AGAINST AMERICA. ................. 5 1 60 30 12*50 AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA. .......................... 1 — 0 0 0 GRAND SUMMARY. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Avr. Australian XI. (a) ... 97 11 1288 65 14 97 Test Matches ( b ) 12 1 77 20 7-00 S. A. v. England ... 9 2 38 17* 6*42 Inter-State................. 73 11 813 82 1311 v. Rest of Australia... 7 1 60 22 10*00 v. America................. 6 1 60 30 1260 v. South Africa ... ... 1 — 0 0 0 204 27 2326 82 13*14 Totals .. (a) Including Test Matches in England. (b) In Australia only. ERNEST JONE-i IN CLUB CRICKET. BOWLING. O. 183 1 173-2 130 . 963. M. 44 . 71 . 54 . 41 . R. . 477 . . 345 . . 223 . . 149 W. .. 33 . 21 . 10 Avfr. . 1415 . 10 45 . 10 61 . 1490 1896-7 (a) ... 1897-8 (c) ... 1899-9 (d) ... 1899-1900 (a)... 19 0-01 .......... 1901-02 .......... 1902 03 .......... Totals ... (a) First on association list. lb) Second on association list. (c) Did not qualify for list. (d) Fourth on association list. 86-3.. . 26 ... 216 ... 21 ., 10*28 20-4.. . 6 ... f8 ... 9 .. 6*44 124-1., 41 ... 317 ... 24 13-20 135 ..,. 48 ... 286 ... 24 .,.. 11*91 139 ... 38 ... 388 ... 22 .. ,. 17-^3 117-4..,. 29 ... 268 ... 15 ..,. 17*86 13 .. . 3 ... 37 . .. — ., — 1119 404 2764 212 1303 1892-3 ... 1893-4 ... 1894-5 ... BATTING. No. Times Most of not Total in an inns. out. runs. inns. Avg. 7 2 123 59* 24-60 6 — 31 12 5*16 5 — 47 SO 940 City & SouthLondonRailway. TO T H E O Y A L From Angel, Islington, Hoorgate Street, Bank, and London Bridge Stations. T ravel b y the E lectric R a ilw a y— Trains ev ery 3 or 4 m inu tes. THOMAS C. JENECIN, G m ibal H i i w n . 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