Cricket 1903

F eb . 26, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 29 V ictoria . First innings. O. M. R. W . Second innings. O. M. R. W. Noble ... ... 10 0 42 2 ... ... 24 8 45 0 Howell ... .. 7 1 27 1 ... ... 30 3 15 68 9 McBeth ... ... 9-4 5 9 4 ... ... 23 19 20 0 Pye......... ... 7 1 14! 2 ... ... 22 8 41 1 Trumper ... ... 7 2 14 0 VICTORIA y. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Played at Melbourne on January 1, 2, 3, and 5. Victoria won by 189 runs. V ictoria . First innings. H. Graham, b Jones.......... 4 P. McAlister, b Jones ... 68 W . W Armstrong, c Kirk­ wood, b Claxton ..........40 H. Stuckey, b Claxton ... 14 D. Mailer, b Travers..........13 D. Noonan, b Jones ..........54 F. Laver, c Hack, b Jones... 46 T. Wame, b Travers........... 2 M. Ellis, st Newlands, b Reedman .........................118 F. Collins, b Travers........... 1 T. Hastings, not o u t .........106 Extras Total ... 6 ...472 Second innings. b Jones ..........23 c Hill, b Kirkwood 4 b Travers ..........10 cWatcrs.b Travers 2 c and b Jones ... 49 c Jenniogs (sub.), b Travers ... 22 not out ......... 28 b Travers ........... 0 b Beedman............ 14 b Reedman......... 0 c Gehrs, b Reed­ man ................. 9 Extras.......... 3 Total......... 164 S outh A ustralia . First innings. Second innings. J. Reedman, b Armstong... 13 b Laver .......... F. Hack, c Collins, b Arm­ strong ............................... 10 b Collins ............ C. Hill, b Collin8 ................ 124 b Collins ........... H. Kirkwood, c Ellis, b c Graham, b Arm- Laver................................19 strong ............ N. Claxton, c Armstrong, b 41 Laver.......... .......... ... 37 A. Gehrs, run out ............ 45 P. Newland, run o u t............22 R. Waters, c Graham, b Warne................................ 6 W. Hewer, run out .......... 3 E. Jones, run out ..........13 J. Trav rs, not out .......... 6 Extras ...........................20 1b w,b Armstrong 26 b Armstrong ... 0 c Collins, b Ellis 3 c Laver, b Arm­ strong .......... 0 b Armstrong ... 1 c Noonan, bEll's 15 not out................. 1 Extras .......... 3 Jones ... Travers Waters Kirkwood Claxton Hewer Reedman Total........................317 V ictoria . First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 43 11 134 4 . Total . 110 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 45 ... 15 ... 7 ... 18 ... 3 6 129 3 . 3 42 0 . 0 42 0 . 2 72 2 . 0 21 0 . 9 2 2 26 1 . 22 12.3 3 23 3 S outh A ustralia . ] irst innings. O. M. R. W . Collins .......... 80 1 90 1 .. Armstrong ... 30 5 71 2 .. Laver................. 26 2 71 2 .. Warne .......... 6 0 42 1 .. Ellis ................. 6 1 23 0 .. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 14 I 51 2 ... 11.5 4 20 5 ... 14 8 45 1 11 7 21 2 NEW SOUTH WALES v. QUEENSLAND. Played at Sydney on December 26, 27, 29, 30. New South Wales won by two and wickets, Q ueensland . First innings. C. Patrick, c Cuffe, b Deane 61 J. Carew, c Gregory, b Bowden ........................ 15 B. Carew, b Deane .......... 2 Dr. McDonald, b Bowden 51 E. R. Crouch, c Bowden, b De m e ............................... o J. Fitzgerald, run out ... 14 A, Atkins, run out ..........82 W. Heare, not out ..........25 T. Byrne, 1b w, b Howard 3 w . Abell, b H oward.......... 8 A. Henry,st Carter,b Bowden 7 Extras ........................ 16 Total ..284 Second inning?. c Carter, b Cuffe c Gregory, b Bow­ den ................. c Hickson, b Deane .......... not out .......... c Carter, b Bow­ den ... .......... b Howard .......... run out .......... b Howard ... 1b w, b Howard c Diamond, b H oward.......... b H ow ard.......... Extras .......... Total ..........5 20 61 N ew S outh First innings. J. R. McKay, b Henry R. N. Bickson, b Henry ... W . 8. Duff, c J. Carew, b B yrne............................ S. E. Gregory, c P. Carew, b Byrne ........................ A . Diamond, b Byrne E. F. Waddy, c Abell, b Henry............................... J. A. Cuffe, b Eyrne.......... N. Y. Deane, c and b Hoare A. J. Biwden, b Byrne ... H. Carter, b Hoare .......... T. H. Howard, not out ... Extras ........................ W alks . Second innings. 8 b Byrne .......... 1 39 c Atkins, b Byrne 50 ... 62 b Hoare 49 run out 4 notout... , 67 ... 13 ... 51 6 c and b Hoire ... 9 5 c Atkins, b Hoare 25 54 b Byrne .......... 1 24 c and b Byrne ... 20 0 2 not out................. 8 57 Extras ..........17 Cuffe ... Deane ... Howard Bowden Gregory Total ................£80 Q ueensland . First innings. runs. wkts. 23 53 89 94 4 Total (8 wkts)2’5 Second innings, runs. wkts. ........ 38 1 ... 35 1 ... 78 5 ........ 82 2 . ... 14 0 N ew S outh W ales . First innings. Second innings, runs. wkts. Henry .. ................. 81 3 B yrne.......... P. Carew ... H oare.......... Fitzgerald ... McDonald ... ICO , 8 . 44 . 15 19 runs. wkts. 70 0 99 4 5 0 55 3 NEW SOUTH WALES v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. New South Wales won by 10 wickets. Played at Sydney on January 9, 10, 11, and 13. Duff and Trumper, in 133 minutes, put on 298 for the first wicket of New South Wales, which is a record for Australian cricket. 8 outh A ustralia . First innings. Second inning?. J. C. Reedman, st K-lly, b b Howell ... ................23 c Kelly, b Howell 42 F. T. Hack, st Kelly, b McBeth .. ..........84 b Hopkins.......... 41 C. Hill, c Kelly, b Howell 31 st Kelly, b Howell 6 H. P. Kirkwood, c Macken­ zie, b M cB eth................. 7 N. Claxton, c Kellv, b Noble 80 E. Jones, b McBeth ......... 0 A.R. Gehrs,c andb McBeth 63 b Howell P. M. Newland, b Me Btth 31 b Howell C. B. Jennings, lbw, b st Kelly, b Me Beth 0 c Noble, b McBeth 7 b Hopkins.......... 6 ' “ *• ... 0 ... 2 Hopkins R. Waters, not out ... J. Travers, run out ... Extras ... Total ... , 20 ... 19 not out. 39 c Noble, b Hopkins 0 ... 30 c Trumper, b. Howell .......... 6 ... 4 Extras.......... 5 ..412 Total..........134 N ew S outh W ales . V. Trumper, c Travers, b Kirkwood ........... 178 R. A. Duff, c Kirk­ wood, b Reedman ...132 A. J. Hopkins, c Hill, b Jones ....................69 M. A. Noble, c Jones, b Travers....................17 A. C. K. Mackenzie, c Newland, b Waters 50 Total .........545 R. N. Hickson, cReed­ man, b Waters ... 18 Second innings.—J. J. Kelly, not out, 0 ; W. P. Howell, not out, 0; wides, 4. Total (for no wickets) 4. C. Gregory, b Waters 32 L. W. Pye, c Gehrs, b Claxto \ . . . . 6 J. J. Kelly, c Newland b Travers .......... 1 W. P. Howell, not out 18 A. McBeth, run out 0 Extras ..........24 S outh A ustralia . Howell .., Noble Pye .. ... McBeth.., Trumper Hopkins Jones Travers Claxton... 19 Reedman 12 First innings. O. M. R. W. , 43 15 109 9 30 . 30 9 . 46 15 , 8 3 13 3 59 110 85 S6 2 1 0 ... 5 ... 0 ... 1 ... 4 ... 21 ... 2 Second innings. O. M R. W. 21-5 10 11 5 1 4 1 2 40 13 10 51 2 3 0 9 3 N ew S outh W ales O. M.R. W 85 6 118 1 5 130 2 3 74 1 1 55 1 Hack bowled 1 wide. O. M. R. W. Kirkwood 13 1 65 1 Waters ... 14 5 4 53 8 Hill ... 3 0 26 0 INTER-STATE SCHOOL TEACHERS’ MATCH. Played at Hampden Park (Paddington) on January 8 and 9. New South Wales beat Victoria by an innings and 530 runs. V ictoria . Kitson, c McMullen, b Young Abercrombie, b Young Loftus, b Y ou n g ......... Lumsden, not out Taylor, b Lobban Parker, b Y ou n g......... Wallish, b Lobban ... Begg, b L obban.......... 17 , 8 8 . 21 . 0 . 0 . 2 . 1 Menck, c Lobtan, b Young 1 Skewes, b Y oung................ 2 Williams, c Russell, b YouD g 0 not out Extras..........10 b Bridge .......... 5 lbw, b Russell ... 8 b Bridge .......... 3 c Russell, b Bridge 8 c Young, bRussell 6 c Walsh, b Bridge 5 b Bridge .......... 0 c McMullen, b Russell .......... 0 cO’ Neill,b Russell 8 b Bridge .......... 0 ... 4 ... 47 W. Bards’ey, c Loftus b Taylor ....................22 O’Neill, retired.......... 222 R. Beavis, lbw, b W illiam s..................52 F. McMullen, c Parker b W allish................ 112 Smith, c Skewes, b T otal..........70 Total N ew S outh W ales . Lobban, lbw, b Skewes 6 Russell, b Skewes ...41 W. Young, c Kitson, b Lumsden ..........26 A. Bridge, c Skewes, b Taylor ... . Phelan, not out. Extras . . S') 13 18 Taylor . 77 — Walsh, b Lumsden . 28 Total .647 V ictoria . R. W. R. W. Lobban 11 3 Young ............ 46 7 B n d ge...................... . 40 6 R ussell..................... . 7 4 N ew S outh W ales . R. W. R. W. Taylor... ... ... 167 3 Lumsden......... 86 2 Kitson.......... ... 55 0 Lofius ......... 25 0 Wallish ... ... 79 1 Merck ......... 19 0 Abercrombie ... 34 0 8kewes ........ 70 2 Williams ... ... 43 1 Parker ........ 31 0 Begg .......... ... 20 0 LORD H A W K E ’S TEAM IN N EW Z E A L A N D . THE AUCKLAND MATCH. SECOND OF THE TOUR. Played at Auckland on December 19, 20 and 22. Lord Hawke’s team won by an innings and 129 runs. This was the first match played in New Zealand by the team, the only other match being that at San Francisco, already reported in Cricket. Without much time for practice after their arrival at Auckland the English­ men, aided by an inordinate amount of luck in the field, made a good score in the first innings. 13urnup played particularly well, while Fane met with a good deal of fortune in his fine innings of 82. The local team had to bat under great difficulties, for in showery weather the wicket had been easy while the Englishmen batted, but had become exceedingly difficult when the New Zealanders’ turn came. As a consequence of this the batting was disappointing, and Thompson and Buraup in the first innings and Dowson in the second had things almost their own way with the ball. Stemson, a right-hand bowler of moderate pice, bowled much better than his analysis would seem to show, although as it was it was by no means bad. As the match ended before luncheon on the third day, a scratch match was arranged, Auckland making 60 and Lord Hawke’s team 230. L ord H aw P. F. Warner, c Neill, b N B. Lusk......... 31 C.J.Bumup.bStemson 43 F. L. Fane, b Stemson 82 T. L. Taylor, c Mason, b B arclay............... 17 E.M. Djwaon.b Stem­ son ........................31 B. J. T. Bosanquet, c Barclay, b Neill ... 10 ice ’ s T eam . Thompion, b Stemson 7 J.8tanning,b Stemson 33 P. R.Johnson, c Robin­ son, b N. B. Luck... 43 A.E.Leatham.c Robin­ son, b N. B. Lusk... 11 A. D. Whatman, not out ........................ 6 W id e................. 1 Total .. 821