Cricket 1903

36 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ar . 26, 1903. T able No. 25.—TABLE SHOWING T H E NUM­ BER OF INNINGS IN WHICR NOT A SIN­ GLE BYE OR LEG-BYE WAS ALLOWED. Rung Wicket scared, keeper Match. Ground. 196 Butt, H. R. .. Ssx. v. Worcs. ... Worcester 137 Butt, H. R. .. Ssx. v. Gloucs. ... Bristol. 71 Butt, H. R. .. Sussex v. Essex ... Brighton. 51 Butt, H. R. .. Sussexy. Mdsx. ... Lord’s. 109 H. Carter Aust.v.ScotchXI.... Edinboro' 77 H. Carter Aust.v.Ox. Univ.... Oxford. 332 W . Findlay .. Lancs, v. Gloucs.... Manchestr. 827 C. Headlam .. Mdsx. v. Essex .. Leyton. 196 Huish, F. H ... MCC&G v.Yorks. . Lord’s. 97 Huish, F. H. .. Kent v. Somerset. Maidstone. 97 Huish, F. H ... Kent y. Yorks. .. Catford. 59 Euish, F. H. .. Kent v. Surrey ... Canterbury 50 Huiah, F. H ... Kent y. Gloucs. .. Tonbridge. 150 Humphries, J. Derby v. Yorks. ... Chstrfleld. 92 Humphries, J. Darby v. Warks. ... Derby. 106 Huoter, D. .. Yorks, v. Somerset Sheffield. ICO Hunter, D. .. Yorks, v. Kent .. Bradford. 72 Hunter, D. . Yorks, v. Lancs. ... Sheffield. 55 Hunter, D. .. Yorks, v. Gloucs. .. Cheltnhm. 184 J. J. Kelly .. Australia v. Essex Leyton. €6 J. J. Keliy .. Aust. y. S. of Eng. B’rnem’th. 111 Lilley, A. A. .. Warks. y. Leics. . Edgbaston. 36 Lilley, A. A. . . England v. Aust... Edgbaston. 252 H. Martyn . Smt. y. Surrey Taunton. 161 Oates, T .......... Notts, v. Middlesex Lord’s. 91 Oites, T.......... Notts, v. Gloucs. .. Bristol. 90 Oates, T .......... Notts, v. Sussex .. Nottinghm. 84 Oates, T .......... Notts, v. Derby ... Nottinghm. 83 Oates, T .......... Notts, v. Gloucs... Nottinghm. 60 Oates, T.......... Notts, v. Essex ... Nottinghm. 209 Radcliffe, L. . . Lancs, v. Essex .. Manchestr. 162 Radcliffe, L. .. Lancs, v. fcomerset Bath. 121 Stedman. F. .. Surrey v. Hants. ... Oval. 161 Strudwick, H. Surrey v. Ox. Univ. Oxford. 73 Thomas, R. ...Lancs, v. W orcs.... Manchestr. 126 Whiteside, J.P.Leics. v. Australia Leicester. 143 C. E. Winter... C. Univ. v. L. Cnty. C. Palace. 141 C. E. Winter j ’"'i.-Gowert XT? ! Cambridge. Only completed innings or those in which not less than 150 runs were scored are mentioned above. T able N o . 26.—TABLE SHOWING IN WHICH INNINGS THERE WERE 25 OR MORE EXTRAS. Total Wicket- Ex, Runs, keeper. Match. „39 (25)—705...Stedman,F. ... j at 38 (31) 381...K. E. B. Fry ... j “ 37 (26)—403...H. Carter.........J^ ^ n l s t f o ^ 634 (21)-345...Stedman, F. ... \ 33 (17)—336. .Russell, T. M. jEs3e* 32 (24)—417...W.P. Robertson j xI^ at'^ atC am be8 on joo S B.-Carter ) Oxford University v. 32 (13) 42d j -yy p-inaiay.. j Surrey, at Oval. 32 (23) 482...Murcb, H. W... |L ’ 32 (24) 437...J. Burgess ... j 31 (26)—287.. Butt, H. R. .. j SuBSe^ ta“ ta- at 30 (21)—407...Stedman, F. ... j 30 (14) 391...A. O. Jones ... j N°a% ^ ng^ ' an ,„7l . 1. ( Lilley, A. A. (Players v. Austra- 30 (27)-414 j Braund)L. c , j lians, at Oval. 29 (15) 197...Oates, T...........j 27 (14).. 295 . Board, J. H. ...} « - £ 26 (22)—197...G. MaeGregor... \ Mid^ ? £ , r£ sKent’ 26 (21)—339 . K. E. B. Fry ... j 25 (16)—202 | j AU^ Worcester.068’ 25 (22) 296...H. Carter..........{ 25 (20J-270.. Lilley, A. A ... | The figures in brackets denote the number of byes. a, by signify consecutive matches (but not innings) T able No. 27. — TABLE SHOWING WHICH WICKET-KEEPERS OBTAINED AS MANY AS FOUR WICKETS IN AN INNINGS, OR AS MANY AS SIX IN A MATCH DURING THE SEASON IN FIRST-CLASS CRICKET, (o) —As many as four wickets in an innings. Wickets. Wicket-keeper. Match. Ground. 4 (c 4, st 0)...Board, J. H., Gloucs. v Ssx., Brighton. 4 (c 4, st 0) . Board, J. H., Gloucs. v. Worcs., Bristol. 4 (c 8, st 1) . Board, J. H., Gloucs. v. Somerset, Bath. 4 (c 2, st 2)...Board, J. H., Gloucs. y.Yorks., Chltnhm. 5 (c 1, st 4).. Gaukrodger, G. A., Worcester v. Somer­ set, Taunton. 4 (c 3, st 1)...Huish, F. H., Kentv.M.C.C.&G., Lord’s 4 (c 4, st 0) ..Huish, F. H., Kent v. Gloucs., Bristol. 4 (c 4, st o) ..Humphries, J.? Derby v. Leicestersh., Leicester. 5 (c 5, st 0) . Humphries, J., Derby v. London County, Crystal Palace. 4 (c 4, st 0) . Hunter, D., Yorks, v. Worcs., Worcester. 5 (c 0, st 5)...G. MacGregor, Middles'x v. Notts., Nottingham. 4 (c 1, st 3) . A. E. Newton, Somerset v. Hants, Bath. 4 (c 1, st 3).. A. E. Newton, Somerset y. Lancashire, Manchester. 5 (c 5, st 0)...Oates,T., Notts, v. Gloucs.,Nottingham. 4 (c 4, st 0)...Oates, T., Notts, v. Kent, Nottingham. 4 (c 4, st 0) . Stedman, F., Surrey v. Lancashire, Oval. 4 (c 3, st 1)...Whiteside, J. P., Leicestersh. v. M.C.C. and G., Lord’s. (3)—As many as six wickets in a maich. 7 (c 6, fit 1)...Board, J. H., Gloucs. v. Ssx., Brighton, 7 (c 3, st 4)...Gaukrodger, G. A., Worcs. v. Somerset. Taunton. 7 (c 7, st 0) ..Humphries, J., Derby v. Leics.,Leicester. 6 (c 6, st 0) . Humphries, J., Derby v. London County, Crystal Palace. 7 (c 3, st 4)...A. E. Newton, Somerset v. Lancashire, Manchester. 6 (c 5, st 1) ..Oates,T., Notts, v. Gloucs., Nottingham. 6 (c 5, st 1)...Oates, T., Notts, v. Kent, N-ttingham T able N o . 58.— TABLE SHOWING THE PER­ FORMANCES OF THOSE PLAYERS WHO KEPT WICKET IN FIRST-CLAfcS CRICKET DURING THE SEASON. Mchs. Wicket- “ kept ” keeper. in. Ct. St. Total. Total Per- wkts. cent- fell. age. Ten or more wickets Humphries, J.... 17 ... 42 .. 3 ... 45 .. 232 ...19-39 W. Findlay ... 14 ... 17 . . 11 ... 28 .. 163 ...1717 Board, J. H. ... 31 ... 60 . . 20 ... 80 .. 476 .16-80 Huish, F. H ... 30 ... 49 . . 21 ... 70 .. 442 .. 15 83 A. E. Newton ... 9 ... 11 ... 11 ... 22 .. 146 ...15 06 Gaukrodger,G.A. 23 ... 27 . . 21 ... 48 .. 337 ..14-24 Whiteside, J. P. 18 ... 22 . . 8 ... 30 .. 213 ...14(8 G. MacGregor ... 10 5 . . 12 ... 17 .. 125 .. 13-60 Stedman, F. ... 28 ... 44 . . 6 ... 50 .. 370 ..13*51 Russell, T. M. .. 17 ... 24 . . 3 ... 27 .. 2C0 .. 13 60 Hunter, D. ... 30 ... 42 . . 23 ... 65 .. 489 ...13-29 C. Rotson.......... 7 ... 6 . . 5 ... 11 .. 85 ...13-C5 H. Martyn ... 7 ... 7 . . 8 ... 15 .. 116 ...12 93 Oates, T............. 20 ... 35 . . 4 ... 39 .. 312 ..12 50 C. E. Winter ... 9 ... 6 . . 10 ... 16 .. 133 ...12 03 C. Headlam ... 6 ... 10 . . 0 ... 10 .. 81 ...11 90 Lilley, A. A. ... 27 ... 38 . . 8 ... 46 .. 3 7 .. 11-88 Butt, H. R. ... 25 ... 37 . . 11 ... 48 .. 405 ...11-85 Stone (Hants) ... 10 ... 12 . . 6 ... 18 .. 153 ...11-76 Radcliffe, L. ... 10 ... 14 ... 5 .. 19 .. 163 ..11-65 Thomas, R. 8 ... 10 . . 3 ... 13 .. 119 ...10 92 J. J. Kelly ... 22 ... 23 . 12 ... 35 .. 351 ... 9-97 Strudwick, H .. 6 ... 9 . 1 .. 10 . 103 ... 9*78 Storer, W ........... 8 ... 8 ... 3 .. 11 .. 116 .. 9 48 H. Carter .. .. 16 .. 20 . . 5 .. 25 .. 297 ... 8 41 Five or more wickets R. B. Brooks ... 2 .. 2 ». 3 ... 5 .. 27 ...18-51 H. Chidgey ... 2 ... 2 . 4 ... 6 . 37 ...16 21 E. L. French ... 2 .. 4 . . 2 ... 6 .. 40 .. 15-GO M. B.-Carter .. 3 ... 4 . . 1 ... 5 . 36 ..13-88 Smith, C............ 4 ... 9 . . 0 ... 9 .. 68 ...13-23 W .P. Robertson 4 ... 5 . . 3 ... 8 .. 67 ...11-94 Russell, E. .. 5 .. 5 . 3 ... 8 . 77 ...10-38 Wallach, B. J ... 3 ... 3 . . 2 ... 5 .. 58 ... 8-62 J. Burgess......... 6 .. 5 . . 2 ... 7 .. 91 ... 7-69 Four wickets— H. Bomford ... 2 ... 2 . . 2 ... 4 .. 23 ...17-39 L. C. H.'.Palairet 3 ... 1 . . 3 ... 4 .. 23 ..17-39 K .R . B. Fry ... 3 .. 3 . . 1 ... 4 .. 54 ... 7*40 F. H. Browning 4 ... 3 . . 1 ... 4 . 64 .. 6 25 Three wickets— Perks, T. W . ... 1 ... 0 . . 3 ... 3 .. 7 .. 42-8> R. A. Duff ... 1 ... 3 . . 0 ... 3 .. 12 ...25*00 G. P. Newport... 1 ... 3 . . 0 .. 3 .. 17 ...17-64 White, J. W. ... 1 .. 2 .. 1 ... 3 .. 20 ...15-00 Higgins, J. ... 2 ... 2 . . 1 ... 3 .. 22 ...13*63 One wicket— A. Downs.......... 1 ... 1 . . 0 10 ..10-00 E. C. L e e .......... 1 ... 1 . . 0 10 .. 10-00 J. W. Marsh ... 1 ... 0 . . 1 10 ...10-00 Ford (L. County) 1 ... 0 . . 1 11 ... 9 09 W. H. Brain .. 1 ... 0 . . 1 14 ... 714 Lowe (Yorks.),.. 1 ... 1 . . 0 17 ... 5-88 The following failed to obtain wickets - R. N. R. Blaker 1 ... 0 ... 0 ... 0 .. 1 ... — W .F . L. Frith... 1 ... 0 . . 0 ... 0 .. 2 ... — H. F. Bateman- Champain 1 .. 0 . 0 ... 0 .. 3 ... — Braund, L. 0. .. 1 ... 0 . . 0 ... 0 .. 4 .. — Murch, H. W .... 1 ... 0 .. 0 ... 0 . 7 ... — C. Hill .......... 1 ... 0 .. 0 ... 0 .. 10 ... — A. O. Jones ... 1 ... 0 . . 0 ... 0 .. 10 ... — Bairstow, L. ... 1 ... 0 . . 0 ... 0 .. 13 ... — A. P. Wickham 1 ... 0 . . 0 ... 0 .. 15 ... — Hunter stands credited with the largest number wickets ever obtained by any wicket-keeper, haying during the season exceeded the aggregate credited to the famous old Surrey player, Pooley. T able No 29.-T A B L E SHOWING THE NUM­ BER OF PLAYERS WHO OBTAINED SIX WICKETS AND FIFTY RUNS OR MORE IN A FIRST-CLASS MATCH DURING THE SEASON. W. W . Armstrong. 4 for 35 and 4 for 74 and score of 56*, Australians v. Gloucs., at Cheltenham. Arnold, E. 5 for 48 and 3 for 79 and scores of 40 and 49*, Worcs. v. Gloucs., at Bristol. 5 for 52 and 2 for 84 and scores of 10 and 53*, Worcs. y. Leics., at Leicester. B. J. T. Bosanquet. 7 for 61 and 3for 119and scores of 86and 82*. H. D. G. L.-Gower’s XI. v. Oxford Univ., at Oxford. Braund, L. C. 6 for 30 and 9 for 41 and scores of 31 and 34, Somerset v. Yorkshire, at Sheffield. 5 for 29 and 2 for 62 and score of 141, Players v. Gen­ tlemen, at Lord's. 3 for 53 and 3 for 83 and scores of 59 and 46*, Somer­ set v. Middlesex, at Taunton. 5 for 141 and 1for 42 and scores of 89 and 4, London County v. Warks., at Crystal Palace. 4 for 1 8 and 5 for 95 and scores of 8 and 47, Somerset v. Surrey, at Taunton. 6 for 77 and 6 for 34 and scores of 44 and 11, M.C.C. and G. v. Yorkshire, at Scarborough. E. M. Dowson. 6 for 49 and scores of 35 and 72, Cambridge Univ. v. London County, at Cambridge. 6 for 33 and 0 for 17and score of 67, Cambridge Univ. v. Surrey, at Cambridge. 3 for 47 and 8 for 63 and scores of 71* and 50, Cam­ bridge Univ. v. Surrey, at the Oval. 5 for 85 and 5 for 81 and scores of 40 and 29, Cam­ bridge Univ. y. Oxford Univ., at Lord’s. Gill, G. 3 for 53 and 3 for 19 and scores of 6 and 80, Somerset v. Hants., at Portsmouth. W . G. Grace. 3 for 56 and 5 for 33, and scores of 10 and 97, London County v. Surrey, at Crystal Palace. Gunn, J. 6 for 174 and scores of 80 and 30, Notts, v. Austra­ lians, at Nottingham. 1 for 51 and 6 for 128 and scores of 44 and 27, Notts. v. Yorkshire, at Hull. Hirst, G. H. 7 for 68 and 3 for 60 and scores of 19 and 52, York­ shire v. Notts., at Hull. 5 for 77 and 1 for 7 and sc jres of 43 and 58*, England y. Australia, at the Oyal. Hulme, J. 5 for 57 and 7 for 48 and scons of 47 and 9*, Derby v. Hants., at Southampton. I ’A : son, J. 3 for 45 and 3 for 51 and score of 110*, Lancashire v. Surrey, at Manchester. 3 for 96 and 4 for 39 and score of 54*, Lancashire v. Essex, at Manchester. D. L. A. Jephson. 5 for 29 and 5 for 38and scores of 50 and 17, Surrey y. Cambridge Univ., at the Oval. 3 for 50 and 4 for 50 and scores of 94 and 5*, Surrey v. Derbyshire, at the Oval. G. L. Jessop. 7 ior 77 and 1 for 45 and scores of 2 and 126, Gloucs. y. Worcs , at Bristol. 7 for 91 and scores of 13 and 43, Gloucs. v. Austra­ lians, at Cheltenham. Llewellyn, G. C. B. 2 for 93 and 5 for 70 and score of 65*, London Connty v. Surrey, at the Oval. 1 for 45 and 7 for 95 and scores of 90 and 14*, Hants. y. Somerset, at Portsmouth. 5 for 117 and 3 for 71 and score of 109, Hants, v. Derbyshire, at Derby. 6 for 65 and 3 for 33 and scores of 74 and 0, Hants, v. Leios., at Leicester. 6 for £6 and 6 for 72 and scores of 53 and 10, Hants, v. Warks., at Bournemouth. Lockwood, W. H. 2 for 43 and 7 for 63 and score of 100, Players v. Gen­ tlemen, at Lord’s. 6 for 48 and 6 for 48 and scores of 63 and 37, Surrey v. Lancashire, at the Oval. 5 for 47 and 3 for 105 and scores of 5 and 52, Surrey y. Somerset, at Taunton. C. McGahey. 4 for 39 and 4 for 72 and scores of 79 and 1, Essex v. Surrey, at Leyton. {To be continued).