Cricket 1903

THE FINEST BAT THE WORLD PRODUCES. M ar . 26, 1903. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 35 BUSSEY’S % w AT THE SIGN OF THE WICKET. B y F . 8 . A sh le y -C oopbr . FEATS, FACTS AND FIGURES OF 1902. (Continued from page 19). J. R. Mason. 11 for 113, Kent v. Somerset, at Taunton. M. A. Noble. 11 for 103, Australia v. England, at Sheffield. Tate. F. W. 11 for 101, Sussex v. Hampshire, at Southampton. Trott, A. E. 11 for 88, Middlesex v. Gloucestershire, at Bristol. 11 for 125, M.C.C. & G. v. Leicestershire, at Lord’s. H. Trumble. 11 for 122, Australians v. Kent, at Canterbury. Wass, T. 11 for 117, Notts v. Derbyshire, at Nottingham. Wilson, G. A. 11 for 160, Worcestershire v. Gloucestershire, at Bristol. T able 21.-T A B L E SHOWING THE NUMBER OF BOWLERS WHO OBTAINED THREE WICKETS OR MORE FOR FOUR RUNS OR LEJS EACH IN A FIR8T-CI.ASS MATCH DURING THE SEASON. W. W. Armstrong. 4 for 9, Australians v. Oxford University, at Oxford. 6 for 13, Australians v. Warwickshire, at Edgbaston. Bestwick, W. 7 for 28, Derbyshire v. Wt rcestershire, at Gloseop. Brockwell, W . 6 for 19, Surrey v. Essex, at the Oval. R. T. Crawford. 3 for 3, Leicestershire v. Surrey, at Leicester. Cuttell, W . R. 5 for 20, Lancashire v. Somersetshire, at Manchester. Ha'gh, 8. 6 for 23, Yorkshire v. Cambs. Univ., at Cambridge. 6 for 19, Yorkshire v. Somerset, at Sheffield. 5 for 18, Yorkshire v. Warwickshire, at Edgbaston. 4 for 10, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire, at Cheltenham. Hearne, A. 4 for 10, Kent v. Gloucestershire, at Tonbridge. Hearne, J. T. 5 for 13, M.C.C. and Ground v. Kent., at Lord’s. Birst, G. H. 5 for 9, Yorkshire v. Australians, at Leeds. A. J. Hopkins. 7 for 10, Austins, v. Cambs. Univ., at Cambridge. 4 for 11, Australians v. Gloucestersh., at Cheltenham. W. P. Howell. 4 for 8, Australians v. Derbyshire, at Derby. Huggins, J. H. 7 for 17, Gloucestershire v. Suesex, at Brighton. Hulme, J. 3 for 11, Derbyshire v. M.C.C. & Ground, at Lord’s. 5 for 18, Derbyshire v. Essex, at Derby. Hon. F. S. Jackson. 3 for 6, Yorkshire v. Lancs., at Sheffield (1st inns.). 5 for 8, Yorkshire v. Lancs., at Sheffield (2nd inns.). 8 for 13, Yorkshire v. Lancs., at Sheffield (both inns.). 6 for 12, Yorkshire v. Australians, at Leeds. Llewellyn, G. C. B. 6 for 22, Hampshire v. Surrey, at Southampton. Lockwood, W. H. 8 for 26, Surrey v. Middlesex, at Lord’s. Mead, W . 7 for 20, Essex v. Sussex, at Brighton. E. F. Penn. 3 for 4, Cambs. Univ. v. London County, at C. Palace. Quaife, W . G. 3 for 6, London County v. Cambs.Univ.,at Cambridge. Reeves, W. 5 for 19, Essex v. Warwickshire, at Leyton. Relf, A. E. 4 for 2, Sussex v. Essex, at Brighton. Rhodes, W. 6 for IB, Yorkshire v. M.C.C. and Ground, at Lord’s 7 for 17, Engd. v. Australia, at Edgbaston ('st inns ). 8 for 26,Engd. v. Australia, at Edgbaston(both inna.j. 7 for 24, Yorkshire v. Middlesex, at Bradford. 4 for 16, Yorkshire v. Warwickshire, at Edgtaston. 8 for 26, Yorkshire v. Kent, at Catford. 3 for 11, Players v. Gentlemen, at Scarborough. Bobson, E. 3 for 2, Somerset v. Yorkshire, at Sheffield. 4 for 8, Somerset v. Kent, at Taunton. 4 for 10, Somerset v. Yorkshire, at Taunton. Santall, S. 6 for 11, Warwickshire v. Essex, at Leyton. 8 for 15, Warwickshire v. Hampshire, at Bournemth. J. Y. Saundeis. 6 for 9, Australians v. Surrey, at the Oval. G. H. Simpson-Hayward. 5 for 11, Worcestersh. v. Leicester*h., at Worcester. E. E. Steel. 8 for 32, Lancashire v. Worcestersh., at Manchester. Tate, F. W. 6 for 18, Sussex v. Notts., at Nottingham. 7 for 28, Sussex v. Middlesex, at Lord’s. H. Trumble. 6 for 17, Austins, v. Yorks., at Bradford (1st inns ). 12 for 44, Austins, v. Yorks., at Bradford (toth inns.). 8 for 30, Australians v. Kent, at Canterbury. V. Trumper. 5 for 19, Australians v. Cambs. Univ., at Cambridge. Wass, T. 8 for 25, Notts, v. Essex, at Nottingham. 7 for 19, Notts, v. Sussex, at Brighton (1st inns.). 12 for 41, Notts, v. Sussex, at Brighton (both inn9.). Webb, S. 7 for 17, Lancashire v. Kent, at Manchester. E. R. Wilson. 4 for 15, Cambridge University v. London County, at Crystal Palace (1st innings). 4 for 11, Cambridga University v. London County, at Crystal Palace (2nd innings). 8 for 26, Cambridge University v. London County, at Crystal Palace (both innings). T able No. 22.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUM­ BER OF BOWLERS WHO PERFORMED THE HAT TbICK IN FIRST CLASS MATCHES DURING THE SEASON. Bowler. Batsmen Dismissed. Match. j Yorks, v. 8mt„ ( ®ra“ n? ’ ^ °- - ( .at Sheffield, JMdsx. v. Essex, j p* J t'? a?e' l&ZKS&t j Aust.v. C.Univ., ( F A SS r' - < ^ Cambridge. j Susx. y. Worcs., f h ° K 6Foster - i at Brighton. \VVheWonff Rntisnn F ! 8mt- v- Yorks., f 'TT R°b,0,,’ E............. * at Taunton. Hearne (J. T.) and Hon. F. S. Jackson each obtained four wickets in five balls, the former for Middlesex v. Essex, at Lord’s, and the latter for Yorkshire v. Australians, at Leeds. Hearne’s feat, as will be observed, included the hat trick. Haigh, S. Hearne, J. T. A. J. Hopkins Re’f, A. E. T able No. 23.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUM­ BER OF OCCASIONS UPON WHICH TWO B O W L E R S B O W L E D UNCHANGED THROUGH BOTH COMPLETED INNINGS OP A FIRST-CLASS MATCH. Bowlers. Match. Ground. Cuttell 8W R j-Lancashire v. Kent, Tonbridge. Arnold, E. Tate, F. W . [ S. of Eng.v.Astlna. Bournemouth. T able N o . 24.—TABLE SHOWING THE NUM­ BER OF BOWLERS WHO OBTAINED 100 OR MORE WICKETS DURING THE SEASON IN FI hST-CLASS MATCHES. Overs. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Haigh, S........... 799 ... 219 ... 19fl4 ... 158 ... 12 55 Rhodes, W . ...1306*3 ... 405... 2801 .. 213 ... 1315 H. Trumble ... 948 ... 305... 1998 ... 140 ... 14-27 Blythe, C. ... 847 ... 243... 1965 ... 127 ... 15 47 Tate, F. W . ...1183-2 ... 859... 2828 ... 180 ... 1571 Wass, T ............ 803*2 ... 188... 2225 ... 140 ... 15*89 J. V. Saunders.. 749 ... 172.. 2168 ... 127 ... 17 07 Lockwood,W.H.741*1 ... 147... 2142 ... 124 ... 17*27 Hargreave, S.... 983*4 ... 314... 2021 ... 115 ... 17-57 Mead. W ........... 942 5 ... 302... 2107 ... 117 ... 18 00 Cranfield, B. ... 869-3 ... 192... 2618 ... 141 ... 18 t7 Llewellyn,G.C. 1129*4 . 314... 3164 ... 17J ... 18-61 Arnold, E. ... 8C0 3 ... 199... 2134 ... 113 ... 18*88 Braund, L. C. 1100 ... 250... 3407 .. 172 ... 19*80 Hearne, J. T .... 918*4 ... 313... 2063 ... 104 ... 19*83 Wilson, G. A. .. 775 ... 153... 2*54 ... 106 ... 21 26 Trott, A. E. ... 955*5 ... 188... 2883 ... 133 ... 21*67 Richardson, T. 884-1 ... 169... 2607 ... 1C6 ... 24 69 N ote .—Six balls constitute an over. CO w 00 *9 W W o w CM ►» CO I 2 I 0 § S3 BUSSEY’S