Cricket 1904

J an . 28, 1904. CRICKET: A WEEKLY BECOKD OF THE GAME. 15 at Sydney, 1876-7; F. R. Spofforth, 13 for 110, for Australia, at Melbourne, 1878-9; C. T. B. Turner, 13 for 54, for New South Wales, at Sydney, 1886-7 (first match); C. T. B. Turner, 14 for 59, for New South Wales, at Sydney, 1886-7 (second match); C. T. B. Turner, 6 for 15, for Australia, at Sydney, 1886-7 ; C. T. B. Turner, 6 for 23, for New South Wales, at Sydney, 1887-8 (first match) ; C. T. B. Turner, 16 for 79, for New South Wales, at Sydney, 1887-8 (third match). ( b ).— English. T. Armitage, 6 for 11, v. South Australia X X II., at Adelaide, 1876-7 ; W . Attewell, 5 for 19, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1884-5 ; W . Attewell, 5 for 33 and 7 for 15, y. Australian XI., at Mel­ bourne, 1887-8; S. F. Barnes, 13 for 163, v. Australia, at Melbourne, 1901-2; W. Barnes, 8 for 29, v. Que ensland X V III., at Brisbane, 1882-3 ; W. Barnes, 4 for 1, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1884-5 ; W . Bates, 5 for 17, v. Victoria, at Melbourne, 1881-2; W. Bates, 7 for 28, and in all 13 for 102, v. Aus­ tralia, at Melbourne, 1882-3 ; W . Bates, 4 for 16, v. South Australia X V ., at Adelaide, 1886-7 ; J. Briggs, 12 for 47, v. Queensland X V III., at Brisbane, 1887-8 ; J. Briggs, 5 for 18, v. Australian X I., at Sydney, 1887-8 ; J. Briggs, 5 for 10, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1891-2; J. Briggs, 3 for 9, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1894-5; J. Briggs, 4 for 15, v. New South Wales and Queens­ land, at Brisbane, 1894-5; W . Caffyn, 7 for 27, v. Victoria and New South Wales XX II., at Melbourne, 1861-2; W. Caffyn, 6 for 16, v. New South Wales and Victoria X X II., at Sydney, 1861-2 ; W . Caffyn, 5 for 11, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-4 ; T. Emmett, 6 for 14 and 6 for 11 , v. South Australia XX II., at Adelaide, 1876-7 ; T. Emmett, 3 for 10, v. Victoria XV ., at Melbourne, 1876-77; T. Emmett, 13 for 68 , v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1878-9 ; W . Flowers, 8 for 31, v. Victoria, at Melbourne, 1884-5 ; \V. Flowers, 8 for 21 and 8 for 19, v. Queensland X X II., at Brisbane, 1884-5 ; W . Flowers, 3 for 3, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1886-7 ; G. F. Grace, 5 for 10, v. New South Wales XV III., at Sydney, 1873-4 ; G. Griffith, 11 for 22, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1861-2 ; T. Hayward, sen., 3 for 2, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-4 ; T. Hayward, sen., 8 for 20, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-4; A. Hill, 10 for 9, v. South Australia X X II., at Adelaide, 1876-7 ; A. Hill, 4 for 11 , v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1876-7 ; K. Iddison, 5 for 19, v. Victoria and New South Wales X A II., at Melbourne, 1861-2 ; R. Iddison, 4 for 7, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1861-2; R. Iddison, 8 for 32, v. Tasmania X X II., at Hobart, 1861-2; J. Jackson, 5 for 15 and 9 for 20, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-64 ; J. Jackson, 7 for 21, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-4 (the return); J. Jackson, 10 for 34, v. Victoria X X II., at Melbourne, 1863-4 ; C. Lawrence, 9 for 36, v. New South Wales and Victoria X X II., at Sydney, 1861-2; Jas. Lillywhite, jun., 9 for 33, v. Victoriaand New South Wales XV ., at Sydney, 1873-4 ; Jas. Lilleywhite, jun., 6 for 21, v. Victoria X V III., at Melbourne, 1873-4 ; Jas. Lilley­ white, jun., 9 for 33, v. South Australia X X II., at Adelaide, 1876-7 ;G. A. Lohmann, 14 for 195, y . Victoria, at Melbourne, 1886-7 ; G. A. Lohmann, 14 for 165, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1887-8 ; G. A. Lohmann, 5.for 20 and 6 for 14, v. Queensland XV III., at Brisbane, 1887-8; G. A. Lohmann, 5 for 17, v. Australia, at Sydney, 1887-8 ; R. Peel, 7 for 27, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1884-5 ; R. Peel, 11 for 41 and 13 for 21, v. Queensland XX II., at Brisbane, 1884-5 ; R. L'eel, 5 for 18, y . Australia, at Sydney, 1887-8 ; A . D. Pougher, 4 for 13, v. Queensland XV III, at Brisbane, 1887-8; J. M. Preston, 6 for 13, v. Queensland X V III., at Brisbane, 1887-8 ; J. M. Preston, 4 for 16, v. Victoria, at Melbourne, 1887-8 ; W. Rhodes, 15 for 124, v. Australia, at Melbourne, 1S03-4 ; T* Richardson, 3 for 11, v. Queensland, at Brisbane, 1894-5; T. Sewell, jun., 7 for 20, v. Victoria XV III., at Melbourne, 1861-2 ; T. Sewell, jun., 9 for 28, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1861-2; A. Shaw, 14 for 12, v. South Australia XX II., at Adelaide, 1876-7; A. Shaw, 6 for 24, v. New South Wales XV , at Sydney, 1876-7 ; A. Shaw, 3 for 5, v. New New South Wales at Sydney, 1881-2 ; C. A. Smith, 10 for 24, v. Queensland X V III, at Brisbane, 1887-8; C. A. Smith, 3 for 11, v. Victoria, at Melbourne, 1887-8 ; A. G. Steel, 10 for 28 and 9for 16, v. Queensland XV III., at Brisbane, 1882-3 ; H. H. Stephenson, 6 for 23, v. Victoriaand New South Wales X X II., at Melbourne, 1861-2 ; C. T. Studd, 6 for 22 , v. Queensland XV III., at Brisbane, 1882-3; G. Tarrant, 8 for 27, v. New South Wales X X II. at Sydney, 1863-4 ; G. Tarrant, 7 for 0, v. New South Wales X X II, at Sydney, 1863-4 (the return); G. Tarrant, 12 for 29, v. Victoria X X II., at Melbourne, 1863-4; R. C. Tinley, 3 for 1, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-4; R. C. Tinley, 10 for 33, v. New South Wales X X II., at Sydney, 1863-4 (the return); G. Ulyett, 4 for 13, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1878-9 (including four wickets in four balls) ; G. Ulyett, 3 for 7, v. New South Wales, at Sydney, 1884-5. C. F. ADAMSON. CRICKET IN INDIA. A NEW RECORD FOR BOMBAY. Some high scoring all round marked the match between Aligarh College and the Hindu Gymkhana, played on the latter ground at Bombay, on December 28th and 29th. In each innings the previous record for Bombay, the 413 by the Presidency against the Authentics, was beaten, and the 440 of the Hindus now stands as the highest score for Bombay. Ali Hasan’s 113 for Aligarh College was made in a little over an hour and a quarter, and was free from a mistake. In recognition of their brilliant batting for the Gymkhana, Pai and Shivial each received a handsome present. Mehta took four College wickets for 104, and Ali Hasan four of Gymkhana for 95 runs. A ligabh C ollege (P. & P.). Razzak, c &b Kirtikar 63 Abid, b Maneckchand 10 Syed, c Baloo, b Man­ eckchand .....................4 Masood, st Dhargarl, b Mehta .................77 DeSaram, b Date ...45 Ahsan-ul-Hak, c Ma- surker, b Mehta ... 23 Ali Hasan, b Mehta .113 Akram, c Rajaram, b D ate........................ Mughni, c Maneck, b Mehta ................. Shawkat Ali, not out Nazir Beg, c Baloo, b D ate........................ Shafkat, absent, ill ... Extras................ Total H indu G ymkhana . Masurker, c Sayid, b Ahsan ................ 2 Kirtiker, c Ahsan, b Ali Hasan .............11 Shivlal, b Shafkat ... 88 Baloo, b Ali Hasan ... 0 M. D. Pai, c Shafkat, b Masood................ 160 Bhandare, b Abid ... 14 Manekchand,cAkram, b Ali Hasan ............ 12 Bhanda, c Ali Hasan, b Desa Ram ..........70 Date, lbw, b Des* Ram 4 C. V. Mehta, run out 1 Dhargalker, not out .. 23 Phagoo Ram, b Ali Hasan .................25 Extras.................40 Total ...410 DELHI COLLEGE v. JEYPORE. Played at Jeypore on December 22nd and 23rd. Delhi won by ten wickets. J eypore . First Inning*. Jai Ram, st. Suraj Narain, b Farhat ........................ 8 Suraj Bux b Dui ga Das Puri 0 Ghasi Khan, c Devi feingh, b U. B. Farhat................. 3 Chugan Lal,b U. B. Farhat Mr. J Fornon, b Durga Das Puri ............................... 5 not out Syed Ali, st. 8uraj Narain, b U. B. Farhat................. 0 Mehdi Hussain b Durga Das Puri ............................... 7 Suraj Bux Ghia, not out ... 6 Ambe Prasad, c Devi Singh, b U. B. Farhat ... 3 Lakshmi Narain run out ... 4 Jai Singh,cBrij Mohan Lai, b U. B. Farhat................ 0 Second Innings. b U. B. Farhit... 0 b Durga Das Puri 3 b U. B. Farhat... 9 1 b w, b U. B. Farhat .......... 4 ... 29 b Durga DasPuri 5 st. Suraj Narain, b Baland Igqal 18 b U. B. Farhat .. 0 c Md. Shafee, b U. B. Farhat.. 15 b Baland Igqal... 0 run out.. Extras .................33 T otal..........92 M ission C ollege , D elhi . Md. 8hafee, run out .. 6 Suraj Narain, run out 8 Devi Singh, c and b Jai Ram .................46 Rev. J. G. F. Day bJai R a n i..................... 16 BalandIgqal,b8yedAli 1 Brij Mohan Lai, c Jai Ram, b Syed A'i ... 18 Mahabir Chind b Syed Ali ....................... 7 Second Innings : Suraj Narain, not out, 10 ; Shafee, not out, 3—total (no wicket), 13. Ram Kishore Varma, b Syed Ali .......... U. B. Farhat, not out. Shiv Gopal, c Chugan Lai, b 8yed Ali Durga Das Puri, b Syed A l i ................. Extra ................. Total Md. Mu. ASTON’S TEAM v. ALIGARH COL­ LEGE (Past and Present). Played on the Bombay Gymkana Ground on January 1 and 2. The College won by ten wickets. Mr. Aston’s side included J. L. Ainsworth the Old Marlburian who played for Lanca­ shire a few years ago. Shafkat Housain took nine wickets of Mr. Aston’s side for 72 M r . A ston ’ s T eam . First innings. Capt. Hon. A. H. I. Hood, b Shafkat Lieut. G. C. Brande, b Shafkat ........................21 Lieut. Wilson, R.N., b Abdul Mughni.................26 Lieut. Hon. Gh W . S. Ca- dogan, b Ali Hasan........ 1 D. L. De Saram, b Salon ... 60 S. N. Powell, c Shawkat, b Akram .. ........................ 24 Lieut. B. U. Carroll, cSaid, b Shafkat ........................ J. S. Milne, b Shafkat A. H. S. Aston, b Shafkat E. E. l_oombs, b Akram ... J. L. Ainsworth, b Akram Phagoo Ram, not out.......... Extras ................. Second’innings. cAhsan,bMughni 6 b Mughni ..........20 b Masood ..........13 b Shafkat . b Shafkat . ... 32 ... 23 b Abid Housain 10 b Mughni ... b Mughni ... not out.......... b Mughni ... b Shafkat ... b Shafkat ... Extras... ... 32 ... 2 ... 11 ... 13 ... 1 ... 3 ... 22 Total ...164 Total ...180 A ligabh C ollege (P ast and P resent ). Ahsan - ul - Hak, Phagoo Ram, Nanak Ram .. Masood Ahmed, Phagoo H am ......... Akram, c De Siram, b Nanak Ram ........ Abid Housain, c Ca- dogan, b Coombs ... Razzik, lbw, b Ains­ worth ....................... Said Mahomed, c Powell, b Phagoo tfam ........................ b ..104 b 53 31 Ali Hassan, lbw, b Phagoo R am .......... 4 Shawkat Ali,b Phagoo R am ........................ 0 Mughni Abdul, b Phagoo R am .......... 0 Nazir Beg, c Ains­ worth,b B.M.Carroll 13 Shafkat Housain, b Carroll ................. 0 Salom, not out ..........10 Extras ..........45 Total ...335 Second innings : Ahsan-ul-Hak. c sub., b Phagoo Ram, 5; Masood Ahmed, not out, 0 ; Akram, not out, 6 ; extra, 1. Total (1 wicket), 12.