Cricket 1905

22 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. F eb . 23, 1905. A F A M IL Y CR ICK E T M ATCH . RIPPONS v. EMSLIES. Played at Sydney’s Hope, Grahamstown, South Africa, on December 31. In addition to finding eleven cricketers the Rippons were able to provide one of the umpires and a scorer out of their family. The mothers and wives of the Rippons pro­ vided the provisions. On the day of the match the thermometer registered 98J in the shade. The majority of the playeis were farmers, who take a great interest in the game, although they seldom have oppor­ tunities of playing it. E mslies . First innings. Second innings. P. Emslie, run out .......... 1 b J. S. Rippon ... 8 E. Emslie, c G. T., b G, Rippon ........................10 c S.,b J.S,Rippon 13 D. Emslie, b V. Rippon ... 0 c G. T., b J. S. Rippon .......... 9 J. Emslie, b G. Rippon ... 5 b V. Rippon ... 4 A. C. Emslie, c C., b G. c C. C., by G. T. Rippon ........................ 0 Rippon ............ 9 L. Emslie, c C. C., b G. c G. T., b G. Rippon ........................15 Rippon ............2.3 E. Emslie, b V. Rippon ... 2 b V. Rippon ... 2 R. G. Emslie, b V. Rippon 10 c G. T., b V. Rippon .......... 0 W. Emslie, b V. Rippon ... 0 b V. Rippon ... 0 W. W. Emslie, not out ... 0 b G. T. Rippon... 0 W. B. Emsiie, b G. Rippon 1 notout........... 0 Extras ................. 0 Extra ............ 1 Total .................44 R ippons , l*’irst innings. G. M. Rippon, run out ... 0 V. Rippon, b J. Emslie ... 0 W. J. Rippon, c A., b P. ( iEmslie............................... 5 J. S. Rippon, c A., b J. Emslie............................... 0 C. J. Rippon, c A, C., b P. Emslie.......... .......... 1 G. T. Rippon, b J. Emslie 0 C. C. Rippon, b P. Emslie 0 .J. C. Rippon, run out.......... 2 S. Rippon, b P. Emslie ... 0 A. Rippon, c and b J. Emslie............................... 9 Clem Rippon. not out ... 0 Extras ................. 0 Total..........74 Second innings, b J. Emslie ... 0 b P. Emslie ... 4 c J., b P. Emslie 2 b P. Emslie ... 7 not out.................36 b J.Emslie.......... 2 bJ. Emslie..........13 b J. Emslie.......... 0 c L., b Eb. Emslie 6 cP .,bE b. Emslie 4 b J. Emslie.......... 4 Extras.......... 6 223, S. S. Doeg, Howrah'v Jamalpur, at Jamulpur, January 1, 2, 1885. 222, W. Williams, Caledonians v. St. James’ School, at Calcutta, February, 1902. 220, W. S. Gosling, Ooty. v. Coimbatore, at Ooty, 220 not out, ij. A. Hamilton, 1st Iv. O. Yorkshire Light Infantry v. Royal Welsh Fusiliers, at J/inapore, February 28j 1885. 219j|tBadesi Ram, Patiala v. Kasauli Depot, at .Kasauli, October 13, 11, 1896. 21dp|A. I). Wilkins, for North v. South Bombay Presidency, at Poona, September 6, 7, 8, 1886. 216, Captain Colin Mackenzie, Murree v. Rawal­ pindi, at Murree, 1889. 216, Captain E. L. Challenor, Madras Presidency v. Ceylon, at Madras, December, 1902. 211, W. Brockwell, Badesi Ram’s XI. v. McGowan’s XI., at Patiala, January, 1900. 214, B. Jayaram, Bangalore Wanderers v. Belgaum, at Belgaum, September, 1901. 213. J. D. Guise, Ballyganj v. M. W. A. Miles’ XI., at Ballyganj, Marcli 5,1903. .L/tlt* 212, G. C. Eicke, Officers Regiment v. Officers Royal Irish Fusiliers, at Peshawar, 1896-97. 211, not out, Mr. Waterfield in a match at Simla in latter eighties. 209. L. A. Hamilton, Officers v. N.C.O.’s and Men «(of K. O. Y. L. I.), at Dinapore, January 15,1885. 209*E. B. T. Studd, Behar Wanderers v. Calcutta C.C., at Calcutta, Xmas. 1899. 206, II. C. King, Madras v. Bangalore, at Bangalore, December, 1885. 206, not out, T. P. Collins, Gurkha Brigade v. Bareilly, at Bareilly, February 17, 18, 1904. 205, Prince Christian Victor, King’s Royal Rifles v. Devonshire Regiment, at Rawalpindi, 1893. 205. G. II. Cookson, North-West Frontier Province v. Punjab, at Lahore, December 27, 28, 29,1903. 201, J. B. Wood, Simla v. Bishop Cotton School, at Simla, 1899. 201, J. G. Greig, Bombay Presidency v. Oxford Autlientics, at Bombay, November 17, 18, 19, 1902. 201, not out, E. H. Lancaster, Queen’s Regiment v. Murree, at Gharial, June, 1900. 203, not out, G. H. Simpson - Hayward. Oxford Authentics v. Peshawar, at Peshawar, January 12, 13, 14, 1903, R- M. Poore, Ganeshkhiiul v. Lane. Fusiliers and forf’ Worcester Regiment, at Ganeshkliind, June 30, K ^ 1892. Total... ... 17 Total.. L A R G E SCORES IN IN D IA . After the Indian record score of 309 had been made in January the Madras Times gave the following list of scores of two hundred and over which had been made in India. It will be noticed that the names of seveial weli-known players appear in the list, includ­ ing those of .Ranjitsinhji, Capt. Grtig E. H. D. Sewell, W. Brockwell, Major Poore, and Captain Wynyard. INDIVIDUAL SCORES OF TWO HUNDRED AND UPWARDS. 309, G. II. S. Fowke, Gordon Highlanders v. Queen’s 257 K. S. Ranjitsinhji, Patiala, v. Umballa, at Um- ’ balla, November 2, 3, 1898. 259, Lieut. Colin Mackenzie, Simla v. 2nd Queen’s ’ Regiment, at Simla, 1881. 255 K. M. Mistri, Patiala v. Umballa, at Umballa, ’ November 2, 3, 1898. . . « c 216 C. Mitchell, at Calcutta, 1888. •)«6 E H 1). Sewell, Madras v. Bellary, at ©ellary, ’ June 25,1898. 240 W. Brockwell, Patiala v. Meerut, at Meerut, ^February 24, 25,1899. •\3!rE. Saulez, Ahmednagar v. Poona Gymkhana, at ’ Alimednagar, July 27, 28,1894. 237, E. G. Wynyard, 8th King’s Regiment v. Welsh ’ Fusiliers, December 7, 1887. 237 Capt. G. H. Neale, Queen’s Regiment v. Royal ’ Sussex Regiment, at Rawalpindi, February, 1902. 228 Private Sheiring, Royal Scots v. Band and ’ Drummers, at Shahjehanpur, February 15, 16, 1872 ‘>‘>6 R H. Dewing, Bellary v. Secunderabad, at "^Beilary, August 8, 9,1894. H. 1>- Sewell, Visitors v. Residents, at Ooty, ’April, 1898. T H E A U S T R A L IA N S . TH E NEW Z E A LA N D TOUR. THE AUCKLAND MATCH (XV.). FIRST OF THE TOUR. Played at Auckland on February 10, 11, and 13. Australians won by an innings and 160 runs. The New Zealanders were at the wicket during the whole of t>.e first day, but their rate of scoring was so slow that only 175 runs were made, their innings closing just before the time of drawing stumps. The only batsman who showed any noticeable ability was Mason, who attracted the favour­ able attention of the visitors. On tbe next diy—a Saturday—the Australians ran up 399 for nine wickets, every man on the side, except Hopkins, scoring double figures. Trumper and McLeod were the heroes of the day, i.ut Duff and Kelly also distinguished themselves. On the Monday, Cotter, not out 23, and Armstrong, not out 27, brought up the total to 442. When New Zealand went in again Noble gave his change bowlers a chance, and their success was considerable. F ifteen of A uckland . First, innings. Jones, c Kelly, b Cotter ... 13 Oliff, b H opkins.................i:{ F. R. Mason, run ou t..........79 Hemus, b Hopkins .......... 4 Sale, b Armstrong .......... 0 D. Hay, b C otter................ 10 ITaddon, b Cotter ......... 0 Sloman, b Cotter................. 1 H. B. IAisk, b Cotter......... () Smith, b Noble ................. 2 W.Stemson.lbw,bArmstrong !) N. Lusk, b Noble......... Schmoll, b Noble......... McNeill, b Armstrong Stevens, not o u t ......... Extras ................. Second innings. b Gehrs ......... 7 c Hill, b Mcfx>od 33 c Duff, b Gehrs 2 b McLeod ......... 13 b McLeod .. ... 4 Total... 4 ... 0 ... 9 ... 0 ... 19 ...175 b Armstrong ... b Duff... . ... b Kelly, c Duff ... run out ......... stKelly.bGregorv b Duff.........." b Hill .......... b Kelly ......... not out ......... Extras......... A ustralia . R. A. Duff, b Hay ...49 C. E. McLeod, c Had- don, b Hay ......... 81 J. J. Kellv, b Stemson 56 C. Hill, b O liff......... 10 V. Trumper, c Lusk, b Hay ....................... 92 M. A. Noble, c Lusk, b Hav ........................13 D.R.A.Gelirs, b Lusk 11 S. E. Gregory, c Me Neill, b L u sk..........12 W. W. Armstrong, not out ................. 37 A. J. Hopkins, b Oliff 3 A. Cotter, cN. B. Lusk, b Stevens.................52 Extras ..........20 Total ..442 A uckland . First innings. Second innings. W. R. W. R. Cotter ........ .............. 5 46 Noble ........ .............. 3 26 Armstrong ................. 3 35 .............. . . 2 6 Hopkins .............. 2 25 McLeod .............. 0 24 .............. .. 3 21 G ehrs.............. .. 2 32 Duff .............. .. 3 18 Gregory •• •.. 1 25 Hill .............. .. 1 1 Kelly .............. .. 1 0 Total .107 THE MATCH AGAINST WELLINGTON FIFTEEN. ( second of t h e t o u r .) Played at Wellington on Feb. 17, 18 a n d 20. Drawn. On Friday last Wellington, scoring at a slow rate, made 177 runs for the loss of eleven wickets, of which seven fell to Noble. The chief scores were 49 by Cobcroft and 30 by Redgrave. On Saturday the Wellington innings ended for 183. Noble took nine wickets for 64 runs, Cotter three for 30, and McLeod one for 14. Before the close of the day the Australians, finding do d iffi­ culty in the bowling, made 383 for eight wicke!s. Hill made 95, his hits including a 6 and twelve 4’s ; while the other chief scores were 70 by Duff, including eleven 4’s, and 85 by S. E. Gregory. There was no time to finish the match on Monday, for after the Australians had completed their innings for 433 (Kelly 58, McLeod not out 20) the home team made 214 for nine wickets (C. Hickson 56 not out). The only successful bowler in this innings was Hopkins, w h o took four wickets for 44 runs. CR ICK ET IN QUEENSLAND . BRISBANE v. COMBINED COUNTRY. Played at Brisbane Cricket Ground o n November 5 and 9. Drawn. C ombined C ountry . First innings. J. J. Fitzgerald,c M‘Caffrey, b Hayes ..................... 15 H. G. S. Morton, b Lewis... 80 F. Timbury, b L ong......... 16 J. Carew, c Lewis, b Ixmg 1 L. J. Cran, run out .......... 7 W. Parkinson, b Long ... 0 H. Von Lossberg, c Lewis, b M'Caffrey ...............13 R. Clowes, b M'Caffrey . . 8 S. Shelley, c Kenny, b L ew is................................ I H. Ironmonger, not out .. 14 T. M'Murdy, b I^wis.......... 6 Byes ........................ 3 Second innings. c Long, b Kenny 66 b Marshal ... . 54 c Pyke, b Marshal 22 Ibw, b M'Caffrey 14 b Kenny ..........15 not out................ 26 c I^ewis, h M‘Caf- f ie y ................. 5 B 14, lb 5, nb 1 20 Total................ 167 Total (6 wkts) *234 * Innings declared closed. B risbane . W. J. Lewis, c Carew, b Fitzgerald......... 0 N. K. Foster, c Par­ kinson, b Ironmon­ ger ........................33 A. Marshal, lbw, b Fitzgerald ......... 2 W. T. Evans, c and b Fitzgerald ......... 4 W. F. Kenny, b Iron­ monger ................ 8 A. A. Atkins, c Morton b Ironmonger......... 22 W. G. Hayes, b Tim­ bury ........................29 C. F. Morgan, b Tim­ bury ........................19 R. D. Pyke, not o u t... 21 T. T. T. I-ong, lbw, b Von Lossberg..........36 M. F. M'Caffrey, st Shelley, b Von Loss­ berg ........................ 0 B 16, lb 7 ...23 Total..........197 _ Second innings.—W. J. Lewis, c and b Timbury, 59; W. F. Kenny, not out, 30. Total (1 wkt) 89.