Cricket 1903

THE FINEST BAT THE WORLD PRODUCES. F eb . 26, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 19 BUSSEY’S CO CO QQ AT THE SIGN OF THE WICKET. B y F . 8 . A sh le y -C o o p e r. FEATS, FACTS AND FIGUKES OF 1902. (Continued from page 4). Hulme, J. 7 for 48, Derbyshire v. Hampshire, at Southampton. I’Anson, J. 7 for 48, Lancashire v. Warwickshire, at Manchester G. L. Jessop. 7 for 77, Gloucestershire v. Worcestershire, at Bristol. 7 for 91, Gloucestershire v. Australians, at Chelten­ ham. Littlewood, G. 7 for 49, Lancashire v. Australians, at Liverpool. Llewellyn, G. C. B. 7 for 59, Hampshire v. Derbyshire, at Southampton. 7 for 35, Hampshire v. Leicestersh., at Southampton. 7 for 95, Hampshire v. Somerset, at Portsmouth. Lockwood, W . H. 7 for 63, Players v. Gentlemen, at Lord’s. 7 for 159, Surrey v. Yorkshire, at the Oval. Mead, W. 7 for 20, Essex v. Sussex, at Brighton. W. W . Odell. 7 for 33, Leicestershire v. Hampshire, at Leicester. Rhodes, W. 7 for 17, England v. Australia, at Edgbaston. 7 for 24, Yorkshire v. Middlesex, at Bradford. 7 for 123, Yorkshire v. Essex, at Bradford. 7 for 36, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, at Leeds. Richardson, T. 7 for 53, Surrey v. Somerset, at the Oval. 7 for 63, Surrey v. Middlesex, at the Oval. T. C. Ross. 7 for 82, Ireland v. M.C.C. and Ground, at Lord’s. J. Y. Saunders. 7 for 67, Australians v. Oxford Univ., at Oxford. Soar, T. 7 for 80, Hampshire v. Somerset, at Portsmouth. Spry, E. 7 for 132, Gloucestershire v. Notts., at Nottingham. Tate, F. W . 7 for 53, Sussex v. Somerset, at Brighton. 7 for 58, Sussex v. Notts., at Nottingham. 7 for 23, Sussex v. Middlesex, at Lord’s (1st innings). 7 for 45, Sussex v. Kent, at Tunbridge Wells. Trott, A. E. 7 for 84, M.C.C. aid Ground v. Derbyshire, at Lord’s 7 for 36, Middlesex v. Gloucestershire, at Bristol. Vine, J. 7 for 31, South of England v. Australians, at Hastings Warren, A. 7 for 70, Derbyshire v. Leicestershire, at Leicester. Wass, T.; 7 for 19, Nottinghamshire v. Sussex, at Brighton. 7 for €0, Nottinghamshire v. Gloucestershire, at Not­ tingham. 7 for 48, Nottinghamshire v. Lancashire, at Man­ chester. Webb, S. 7 for 17, Lancashire v. Kent, at Manchester. Wilson, G. A. 7 for 63, Worcestershire v. Sussex, at Worcester. Woodcock, A. 7 for 68, Leicestershire v. Lancashire, at Leicester. T ablk No. 20.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUM­ BER OF BOWLERS WHO OBTAINED ELEVEN OR MOKE WICKETS IN A FIRST- CLASS MATCH DURING THE SEASON, (a.)—Fifteen Wickets. Braund, L. C. 15 for 71, Somerset v. Yorkshire, at Sheffield. Tate, F. W. 15 for 68, Sussex v. Middlesex, at Lord’s. H. Trumble. 15 for 68, Australians v. South of England, at Bournemouth. (6.)—Fourteen Wickets. Cranfleld, B. 14 for 126, Somerset v. Lancashire, at Manchester. Hargreave, S. 14 for S9, Warwickshire v. Lancashire, atManchester. Llewellyn, G. C. B. 14 for 109, London County v. Cambridge University, at the Crystal Palace. Spry, E. 14 for 250, Gloucestershire v. Lancashire, at Man­ chester. H. Trumble. 14 for 84, Australiars v. An Ecgland XI., at East­ bourne (the Saffrons). Wass, T. 14 for 186, Nottinghamshire v. Surrey, at the Oval. (c.)—Thirteen Wickets. Cranfle’d, B. 13 for 132, Somerset v. Lancashire, at Bath. Hallows, J. 13 for 71, Lancashire v. Kent, at Tonbridge. Mead, W. 13 for 70, Essex v. Sussex, at Brighton. Tate, F. W. 13 for 117, Sussex v. Leicestershire, at Leicester. Wass, T. 13 for 114, Nottinghamshire v. Leicestershire, at Leicester. 13 for 154, Nottinghamshire v. Gloucestershire, at Nottingham. (J.)—Twelve Wickets. Arnold, E. 12 for 87, South of England v. Australians, at Bourne­ mouth. Bird, A. 12 for S7, Worcestershire v. Hampshire, at Ports­ mouth. Braund, L. C. 12 for 193, Somerset v. Gloucestershire, at Gloucester. 12 for 111, M.C.C. and Ground v. Yorkshire, at Scar­ borough. Haigh, S. 12 for 79, Yorkshire v. Middlesex, at Lord’s. Hulme, J. 12 for 105, Derbyshire v. Hampshire, at Southampton. Littlewood, G. 12 for 117, Lancashire v. Australians, at Liverpool. Llewellyn, G. C. B. 12 for 128, Hampshire v. Warwickshire, at Bourne­ mouth. Lockwoood, W . H. 12 for 96, Surrey v. Lancashire, at the Oval. M. A. Noble. 12 for 69, Australians v. Leicestershire, at Leicester. Rhodes, W . 12 for 195, Yorkshire v. Essex, at Bradford. 12 for 58, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, at Leeds. 12 for 52, Yorkshire v. Kent, at Catford. Tate, F. W. 12 for 135, Sussex v. Somerset, at Brighton. 12 for 76, Sussex v. Notts, at Nottingham. H. Trumble. 12 for 44, Australians v. Yorkshire, at Bradford. 12 for 173, Australia v. England, at the Oval. 12 for 149, Australians v. Middlesex, at Lord’s. Wass, T. 12 for 41, Nottinghamshire v. Sussex, at Brighton. 12 for 112, Nottinghamshire v. Lancs., at Manchester («.)—Eleven Wickets. W . W . Armstrong. 11 for 76, Australians v. Oxford University, at Oxford Bestwick, W. 11 for 110, Derbyshire v. London County, at Crystal Palace. Blythe, C. 11 for 84, Kent v. Somerset, at Maidstone. 11 for 121, Kent v. Worcestershire, at Tonbridge. E. M. Dowson. 11 for 115, Cambridge Univ. v. 8urrey, at the Oval. Field, F. E. 11 for 90, Warwickshire v. Hants., at Edgbaston. 11 for 178, Warwickshire v. Glostereh., at Br ttol. GiU, G. 11 for 116, London County v. M.C.C. & G., at Lord’s. Haigh, S. 11 for 66, Yorkshire v. Warwickshire, at Edgbaston. 11 for 81, Yorkshire v. Worcestershire, at Harrogate. Hargreave, S. 11 for 58, War.' icksh. v. Leictstersb., at Leicester. W. Hairingtcn. 11 for 118, Ireland v. Cambridge Univ., at Cambridge W . P. Howell. 11 for 56, Australians v. Surrey, at the Oval. G. L. Jessop. 11 for 98, Gloucestershire v. Middlesex, at Lord’s. Lockwood, W. H. 11 for 114, Surrey v. Eseex, at Leyton. 11 for 93, Surrey v. Middlesex, at Lord’?. 11 for 76, England v. Australia, at Manchester. (To be continued). R ICHARD DAFT’8 “ Nottinghamshire Marl.” — Particulars, apply Radcliffe-on-Trent, Notts. [A dvt .]