Cricket 1905

302 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u l y 27, 1905. tershlre, with an hour's batting before them, could make nothing of Fielder, and before stumps were drawn they lost four wickets for 32, Fielder taking them all. *On Tuesday, Jessop was seen in some­ thing like his old form, and made 54 in a little over half an hour, among his hits being ten 4’s. Board played a great game and ITuggins and Mills made useful scores. Gloucestershire just failed to save the follow-on, but Kent preferred to bat again, and when stumps were drawn they had made 279 for six wickets, thus being 435 runs on. A. P. Day played a beautiful innings of 107, not out, and was only at the wickets for an hour and a-half. The innings was closed yesterday without further increase to the score, and Gloucestershire had to make 436 to win with the whole day before them. They lost three wickets for 36 and four for 71. But Wrathall, Langdon and Brown made so determined a resistance to the bowling that at one time 200 runs were up with half the wickets in hand. The tail made a fine attempt to stave off disaster, but Kent always had something in hand, and won the match at about a quarter-past four. Wrathall played a splendid game. K bnt . First innings. Second Innings. Humphreys, b Huggins ... 12 st Board, b Mills 58 E. W. Dillon, c C. Barnett, b Dennett ......................... 141 cDennett.bBrown 19 Sevmour (Jas.), c Board, b Dennett ...........................12 c Spry, b Mills... 18 A. P. Day, run out .............45 not out ............. 107 Hearne (A.), c Brown, b c I^angdon, b Huggins ...........................24 Mills................. 0 C.H.B.Marsham, b Hugtfins 0 cDennett.bJessop 39 R. N. R. Blaker, st Board, b Jessop.................................120 c Board, b Brown 26 Huish, c Wrathall, b Jessop 28 Fairservice, run out ......... 8 Blythe, not out .................12 Fielder, b Jessop................. 0 B 3, lb 2, w 1 ........... 6 B 7,1b 3, w l, nb 1 12 Total .................. 408 Total (6 wkts)*279 * Innings declared •losed. G loucestershire . First innings. Second innings. C. Barnett, b Fielder......... 12 b Blythe ........... 12 Wrathall, b Fielder ......... 6 lbw, b Fielder ...102 Langdon,c Huish, b Fielder 1 c Huish, b Fair­ service ..........27 Board, b Fielder................ 84 c Huish,b Fielder 9 W. S. A. Brown, c Huish, b Fielder ........................ 0 e Huish, b Blythe 31 E. Bamett, c Humphreys, b Fielder ......................... 7 c Blaker,bFielder 13 G. L. Jessop, st Huish, b Heame................................54 b Blythe ...........21 Spry, c Huish, b Hearne ... 0 cHearne,bBlythe 18 Huggins.c Blaker, b Fielder 17 c Marsham, b Blythe ..........10 Dennett, c Huish, b Hum­ phreys ...............................10 not out..................30 Mills, not out... ................ 20 b Hearne ...........10 B 8, lb 1, w 1, nb 1 ... 11 Extras..........10 Total... . 252 Total ... ..293 K ent . t innings. O. M. R. W. Dennett .. Huggins . Jessop Mills........ Spry......... Brown 28 29 117 2 87 3 17.4 0 119 3 . 7 1 2!) 0 6 1 24 0 1 26 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. 13 11 14 0 68 2 60 Jessop bowled one wide. G LOUOBSTBRSIIIRB. 26.1 6 102 2 O. M. R. W. O. M. It. W. Fielder ... ... 36.2 7 89 7 ... ... 26 5 m 3 Blythe ... ... 23 7 60 0 ... ... SO 7 83 5 Fairservice . . 11 1 37 0 ... ... 18 2 53 1 Hearne ... ... 8 0 2 l > 2 ... ... 9 1 2$ 1 Humphreys ... 10 1 33 1 ... ... 4 <> 11 0 Fielder bowled one wide and one no-ball. DERBYSHIRE v. WARWICKSHIRE. TWO SEPARATE HUNDREDS BY L. G. WRIGHT. Played at Edgbaston on July 24, 25 and 26. Warwickshire won by seven wickets. On a perfect wicket L. G. Wright followed up his splendid innings of 195 against Northamptonshire by making 176 He was at the wickets for tho greater part of the day- four hours and a half—and hit seventeen 4’s. He always showed a great com­ mand over the bowling. During his partnership with Oadman for the first wicket 100 runs were put up in an hour and a half, while the second wicket partnership produced 8 5. Ourgenven, when he was run out, owing to a misunderstanding, was batting very well indeed. After his dismissal Warren played well, but four men only scored one run between them, and the total of the innings was 336. Wright was out ninth, In trying to make runs as quickly as possible, but If he had been able to find any one to remain with him he might have easily made his two hundred. When stumps were drawn Warwickshire had made 15 for the loss of Byrne. The Warwickshire innings came to an end just before stumps were drawn on Tuesday, Quaife carrying his bat for 176- the same total as made by Wright—after batting five hours and twenty minutes without making a mistake. Yesterday Wright again played a magnificent innings, and for the second time in the match exceeded the hundred. But he could get no one to support him, and his side had to suffer defeat. D erbyshire F irst innings. Second innings. L. G. Wright, c Baker, b c Hargreave, b Santall.................176 Byrne .....................122 Cadman, c Quaife, b Byrne 59 b Santall ........17 G. Ourgenven, run out ... 35 b Field ......... 4 C. A. Ollivierre, b Field ... 0 lbw, b Field ... 4 Maltby, b Field ................. 0 run out ......... 7 Warren, c Hargreave, b c Kinneir, b Har- Quaife................. 24 greave ...................... 14 F. O. Hunter, st Smith, b Quaife............................... 1 b Field ......... 0 G. G. Walkden, b Santall... 0 c Smith, b Byrne 4 Morton, c Smith, b Har­ greave ............................. 17 b Field ......... 9 Humphries, not out ........14 run out ......... 0 Bestwick, c Baker, b Har­ greave.............................. 4 notout................ 0 B 5, w 1 .................. 6 Extras..............16 Total..................336 Total ............197 W arwickshire . First innings. Second innings. J. F. Byrne, b Bestwick ... 0 c Humphries, b Bestwick ... 2 Kinneir, e Ourgenven, b Hunter ........................61 Smith, c Humphries,b Best­ wick ....................... ... 4 Charlesworth, c Morton, b Bestwick ....................... 18 lbw, b Bestwick 5 Quaife. not out ...............176 not out...............61 T. S. Fishwick, b Warren 59 c Humphries, b W arren......... 2 Baker, eWright.b Olllvlerre 25 F. R. Loveltt, c Wright, b Morton ........................... 2 Santall, c Humphries, b Ollivierre ........................... 2 notout...............52 Hargreave, b Bestwick ... 26 Field, b Bestwick.................... 1 B28, lb 5, w 3 ... 36 Extras.......... 3 Total.................410 Total (3 wkts) 125 D erbyshire . O. M. R. W. O. M R. W. Field ........ 18 2 66 2 ........... 21 1 84 4 Hargreave ... 27.3 4 84 2 ........... 19 5 41 1 Charlesworth 11 2 27 0 ........... 2 0 9 0 Quaife ........ 25 1 80 2 ........... 6 0 18 0 Byrne ......... 4 0 25 1 .......... 31 2 4 2 Santall ........ 18 3 48 2 ........... 10 3 28 1 Charlesworth bowled one wide. W arwickshire . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. W arren........ 31 8 90 1 ........... 10 2 30 1 Bestwick......... S3.5 5 105 5 .......... 12.3 1 59 2 Curgenven ... 15 2 45 0 ................ Morton ........ 27 9 52 1 ................ Hunter ........ 14 5 27 1 ........... 3 0 12 0 Ollivierre ... 13 4 35 2 ........... 3 0 7 0 Maltby ........ 5 1 20 0 ........... Oadman ... 2 0 14 0 Bestwick bowled two wides and Warren one. SOMERSET v. HAMPSHIRE. TWO SEPARATE HUNDREDS BV A. J. L. HILL. Played at Southampton on July 24, 25 and 26. Drawn. Although the result of this match was not likely to influence the championship, since the two counties held the lowest positions in the competition, the players were as keen as if they were fighting for the first place. Hampshire was greatly handicapped by the absenee of Captain Greig, who had not suffi­ ciently reoovered from his accident at Bournemouth to be able to play. Somersetshire had the good fortune to win the toss, and made 374 runs. The most noticeable point about the innings was the hard hitting of Martyn, who hit a 6, a 5, and twelve 4’s in his 81, and helped Lewis to put up 121 in an hour and a quarter. When Hampshire went in they met with misfortune, for Bowell when he had settled down had his finger split and had to retire, while Hill hurt himself when trying to got out of the way of a hard throw in. But he continued to bat, and when stumps were drawn with the total at 28 lie was not out 11. Both Hill and Bowell were able to resume their innings on Tuesday, but Hill was obliged to have a substitute to run for him. He was very lame, but played a most plucky innings of 124, he and Johnston putting on 128 for the fifth wicket In an hour ana a half. Bowell was again hurt when he resumed his innings, a fast rising ball hitting him above the eye and cutting the skin badly. He retired to the pavilion, and pluckily continued his innings as soon as the injury had received attention. The Hampshire Innings came to an end just before the time for drawing stumps, and as Somersetshire only had a lead of 24 there did not seem much chance that the match would be finished. Lewis, Lee, and S. M. J. Woods played fine cricket yesterday for Somersetshire, who de­ clared, leaving Hampshire no time to win. But there was time for Hill to make a second hundred in the match. When stumps were drawn his score was 118, just a hundred more than that of Captain Wynyard, who accompanied him to the wickets, and remained with him till stumps were drawn. S om ersetshire . First innings. Second innings. Braund, c Stone, b Persse... 65 b Llewellyn ... 8 P. R. Johnson, b Prichard.. 35 c Stone, b Persse 29 Robson, b W ynyard..........47 lbw, b Prichard.. 6 Capt. Poyntz, c Wynyard, b c Stone, b Llew- Prichard ........................15 ellyn................... 15 Lewis, st Stone, b Llewellyn 84 c sub., b Prichard 75 H. Martyn, c Stone, b Wynyard ....................... 81 b Llewellyn ... 21 S. M. J. Woods, b Wynyard 0 not out.................77 F. M. Lee, c Norbury, b Prichard ........................ 4 b Norbury..........46 Hardy, c Stone, b Persse ... 24 b Norbury.......... 9 Coyle, not out ................. 2 not out................. 2 Bailey, st Stone,b Llewellyn 5 Lb 7, nb 2, w 3..........12 Extras............ 9 Total .................374 Total (8 wkts)*297 * Innings declared closed. H am pshire . A. J. L Hill, c Braund, b Bailey .................124 Hesketh-Prichard, c Coyle, b Bailey ... 11 Bowell, c Hardy, b Bailey ................ 36 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, c Coyle, b Bailey ... 0 E. M. Sprot, c Coyle, b Robson .................34 A. O. Johnston, c Braund, b Bailey... 60 Second innings.—A. J E. G. Wynyard, not out, 18; Extras, 14. Total (no wicket) 150. S om ersetshire . First innings. _ Second innings. Llewellyn, c Martyn, b Braund.................20 Norbury, b Braund ... 21 H. W. Persse, c Hardly b B ailey.................16 Stone, not out . ... 8 Baldwin, c Braund, b Bailey ................. 0 B 13, nb 2, w 5 ... 20 Total ...350 L. Hill, not out, 118; O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Prichard.. . ... 23 2 128 3 ......... 14 1 66 2 Persse . ... 24 0 102 2 ......... 13 0 65 1 Norbury .......... 12 2 50 0 ......... 7 1 48 2 Baldwin ... ... 12 4 23 0 ......... 7 0 31 0 Wynyard ... 16 2 45 3 . Llewellyn ... 4.3 2 14 2 . 26 4 78 3 Prichard bowled two-no-balls, Norbury two wides, and Persse one wide. H am pshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Robson .. . ... 18 5 62 1 ......... 6 4 7 0 Bailey . ... 55 21 113 7 .......... 4 4 0 0 Braund ... ... 43 16 128 2 ......... 8 3 13 0 Woods . ... 1 1 0 0 . Coyle . ... 6 4 6 0 . " 9 2 37 0 Lewis . ... 3 1 9 0 . ........ 3 2 4 0 Hardy . ... 4 1 12 0 ......... 4 0 30 0 Johnson ........ 4 1 34 0 Martyn ........ 2 1 5 0 Lewis and Coyle each bowled one no-ball and Bailey five wides. COLDWELI. 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