Cricket 1905

M ak 30, 1905. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 45 THE MATCH AGAINST XVIII. OF BARBADOS. ( s ix t h of th e to u r .) Played at the Kensington Oval on Feb. 3&4. Drawn. Lord Brackley’s team consisted of twelve in this match, of which the most notable feature was the fine batting of Lane in both innings of the local team. Shepherd bowled very well indeed for the Eighteen. L ocal XVIII. A. W. Gill, lbw, b Powys- Keck ... ........................ 0 G. Challenor, run out ... 6 b Thompson ... 17 Shurland, b Powys-Keck... 39 b Thompson ... 2 Lane, c Foley, b Wynyard 54 not out............27 J. Kidney, c Hayes, b Bum 11 c Wynyard, b Powys-Keck ... 15 W. Field, b Wynyard ... 3 C. Browne, c Hayes, b Wyn­ yard ............................... 0 J. Thomas, b S.-Hayvvard 15 Shepherd, c Brackley, b Wynyard ........................ 0 not out ..... 19 Moore, run out ................. 0 C. Stokes, c Cole, b Foley 10 C. E. Blades, c Hayes, b Foley ...............................13 b Thompson ... 29 C. L. Abrams, b S.-Hayward 16 F. Racker, b S.-Haj^ward ... 4 Clarke, st Brackley, b S.- Hayward ........................12 C. Layne, b S.-Havward ... 20 B. V. Outram, st Brackley, b S.-Hayward ................. 5 A. Somers-Cocks, not out... 1 Extras................. ... 9 Extras.... 4 Total .................218 Total (4 wkts) 113 L ord B raokley ’ s T eam . 0. P. Foley, b Layne 10 Thompson, c Shur­ land, b Shepherd... 24 R. C. W. Burn, c and b Shepherd .......... 2 Hayes, b Shepherd ... 6 G. Drummond, b Shep­ herd ........................ 2 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, b Moore ................. 1 T. G. O. Cole, c Shep­ herd, b Clarke H. Powys - Keck, c Layne, b Shepherd 0 G. H. Simpson-Hay- ward, bThomas ... 11 Bellamy, c Shepherd, b B lades................. 7 C. H. M. Ebden, not out Lord Brackley, Shepherd.......... Extras.......... 28 Total... 139 L ocal XVIII. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Powys Keck... ... 14 6 22 2 ........ 6 2 1(1 1 Wynyard ... .. 21 10 29 4 ........ 4 0 27 0 Bellamy.......... ... 3 0 23 0 ........ Ebden .......... . . 2 0 19 0 ........ 3 0 12 0 Hayes .......... . . 6 0 23 0 ........ Bum .......... .. 12 7 12 1 ........ 5 1 21 0 S.-Hayward... .. 10 0 29 6 ........ 3 2 3 0 Drummond... ... 2 0 12 0 ........ Foley .......... . . 4 0 27 2 ........ Cole .......... ... 3 0 13 0 ......... Thompson ......... 9 1 30 3 L ord B rackleys T eam Shepherd 27.2 7 47 6 Thomas .. 11 7 5 1 Layne ... 6 1 8 1 Racker .. 5 4 4 0 Moore ... 16 7 16 1 Blades .. 12 1 24 1 Clarke ... 7 2 12 1 Outram .. 8 2 13 0 THE FIRST MATCH AGAINST COM­ BINED WEST INDIES. ( seventh of th e to u r .) Played at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, on Feb. 6, 7 and 8. Lord Brackley’s team won by an innings and 17 runs. Although Captain Wynyard, C. H M. Ebden and G. H. Simpson-Hayward all played very fine cricket for the visitors, the great innings of the match was the 83 by H. B. G. Austin, whose runs were made when his team was in an almost hopeless position. Thompson had a fine analysis in each innings of the West Indies, although he received very little help from the wicket. L ord B rackley ’ s T eam . Lord Brackley. b Hoad 3 A. F. Somerset, b Hoad 22 Capt. Wynyard, c Ban­ croft, b Shepherd...101 Hayes, c Hinds, b Layne ...................28 C. P. Foley, c Good­ man. b Ollivierre ... 21 Thompson, b Shep­ herd ........................14 C. H. M. Ebden, c Extras.................12 Ollivierre, b Good- — man ................. 78 Total ...........363 G. H. Simpson-Hay­ ward,st, b Goodman 67 T. G. O. Cole, b Olli­ vierre ................. 4 Hesketh-Prichard, not o u t ........................ 1 R. C. W. Burn, b Goodman W est I ndies . First innings. Second innings. G. B. Y. Cox, c and b S.- c Somerset, b Hayward ........................16 Bum ....... 8 G. C. Learmond, b Bum ... 0 b Thompson ... 6 Layne, st Somerset, b S.- c S.-Hayward, b Hayward ........................17 Thompson ... 11 P. A. Goodman, b Thomp- c Wynyard, b son ...............................20 Hayes .........27 H. B. G. Austin, b Thomson 0 b Thompson ...83 R. Ollivierre, c Cole, b S.- Hayward ........................12 b S.-Hayward ... 36 W. Bowring, c S.-Hayward, b Thompson F. Hinds, not out .......... W. Hoad, b Thompson ... Shepherd, c Wynyard, b Thompson........................ C. K. Bancroft, b Thompson Extras.......... .......... b S.-Hayward b Thompson b Thompson notout Extras... ... 27 ... 1 ... 7 ... 5 ... 18 Total ...107 Total..........229 L ord B raokley ’ s T eam . O. M. R. W. I O. M. R. W. Ollivierre... 27 10 69 2 1Shepherd 27 6 92 2 Hoad.......... 17 1 68 2 Goodman 7.3 3 20 3 Layne ... 30 7 76 1 Learmond 3 0 16 0 W est I ndies . First innings. _ __ Second innings. Burn Hesketh- Prichard Thompson Simpson- Hayward O. 18.3 5 M. R. W. 2 26 1 15 0 . 38 6 2 22 3 Hayes... Wynyard . O. 14 12 7 1 M. R. W. 1 22 6 63 1 39 0 30 0 7 Thompson delivered two no-balls. THE RETURN MATCH AGAINST BARBADOS. ( eighth of th e tou r .) Played at Kensington Oval on Feb. 8, 9, and 10. Barbados won by ten wickets. The Barbados team is to be greatly con­ gratulated on the result of this match, not­ withstanding that the victory was largely due to the weather. At the end of the second day the Englishmen, with a balance of 75 against them, had five minutes batting without losing a wicket. Rain in the night made the wicket exceedingly difficult, and as Shepherd and Layne both bowled exceed­ ingly well the visitors were only twenty runs on when their last wicket fell. In the course of the first innings of Barbados, Hinds ran up the pitch to Simpson-Hayward’s lobs as soon as the bowler began his run. Simpson-Hayward threw at the wicket instead of bowling, and Moss, the English umpire, of course called “ no-ball.” As Hinds was out of his ground when the ball passed the wicket, he would presumably (according to a ruling of the M.C.C. some time ago) have been run out if the wicket­ keeper had put down the wicket, although no one knows whether, under such a circum­ stance, the ball would be counted in the score as a no-ball. L o rd B ra o k lb y ’s First innings. Lord Brackley, b Hinds 5 Capt. E. G. Wynyard, b H in d s............................32 Thompson, c Layne, b M oore............................37 C. P. Foley, b H inds........ 3 T. G. O. Cole,b Mason ... 6 C. H. Ebden, b Layne ... 40 A. M. Somerset, c Austin, b Shepherd .....................57 G. H. Simpson-Hayward, c and b Hinds ............... 0 G. H. Drummond, c Cole, b Hinds ... ..................... 0 II. J. Powys-Keck, c Hinds, b Goodman ............... 9 R. C. W. Burn, not out ... 11 Extras.....................20 T eam . Second innings, c Hinds, b Shep­ herd ................. 0 c Mason, b Shep­ herd.................13 cBancroft,bShep­ herd ... ..........27 c Cole, b Layne... 4 c Mason, b Shep­ herd .................18 b Layne ..........17 not out................. 1 c Bancroft, b Layne .......... 0 c Cole, b Shep­ herd ................. 8 Total ... ...220 b Moore b Layne Extra ... Total... B arbados. H.Bames,b Thompson 2 Lieut.White, c Ebden, b Burn .................51 H. B. G. Austin, b Thompson ..........21 Layne, run out ......... 28 P. A. Goodman, c and bSimpson-Hayward 103 F. Hinds, c Brackley, b Powys-Keck ... 46 H. A. Cole, b Powys- Keck ........................ 9 K.Mason,b Thompson 1 Shepherd, c Brackley, b Thom pson.......... 9 Moore, b Thompson... 0 K.G. Bancroft, not out 10 Extras.............. 15 Total ..295 Second innings: White, not out, 7; Hinds, not out, 13; extra 1.—Total (for no wicket), -21. L ord B raokley ’ s T eam . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W . Layne.......... ... 31 13 61 1 ......... 12 1 41 4 M oore.......... ... 24 13 28 1 ......... 2 1 1 1 H inds.......... ... 30 13 41 5 ......... 4 2 5 0 Mason.......... ... 9 0 33 1 . Goodman ... ... 7 3 13 1 . 3 2 8 0 Shepherd ... ... 7 1 16 1 ......... 18 6 39 5 Austin.......... ... 2 0 8 0 . B arbados . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Thompson... ... 39 7 86 5 .. . ... 2 0 15 0 Bum .......... ... 16 2 42 1 .. S.-Hayward ... 17 3 70 1 .. Powys-Keck ... 18 3 61 2 .. 1.2 0 5 0 Wynyard ... ... 4 0 21 0 .. Thompson bowled four no-balls, Simpson-Hayward one no-ball, and Capt. Wynyard one wide. THE FIRST MATCH AGAINST ST. LUCIA. ( n in th of the tou r ). Played at Castries, St. Lucia, on Feb. 15 &16. Lord Brackley’s team won by an innings and 262 runs. Captain Wynyard’s fine innings of 108 was played on a fiery wicket. In his 39 Hesketh Prichard made three hits for six. Cobham, who took five wickets for St. Lucia, is a left-hand native bowler. S t . L ucia . First innings. Capt. Isacke, c Hayes,b Hes­ keth-Prichard ................. 0 A. Lagonterie, c Moss, b Hesketh-Prichard .......... 1 J. B. D. Osbourne, b Hes- keth-Prichard ... ..........0 Dr.Branch,cMoss,b Thomp­ son ............................... 4 Porter, lbw, b H.-Prichard 4 C. F. Richardson, c H.- Prichard, b Thompson ... 8 Gnr. Francis, c Wynyard, b Hesketh-Prichard ... 3 Gnr. Marshall, b Thompson 6 G. A. de Cliarleroy, b Thompson........................ 4 Gnr. Cobham, c Hayes, b Thompson........................ 0 D. Thompson, c Hayes, b Thompson........................ 0 B 8, lb 2, nb 1 ..........11 Total .................41 Second innings, b Powys-Keck ... 2 c Hayes, b Bum 7 not out................. 0 c Drummond, b Burn .......... 1 c Bum,b P.-Keck 2 c Wynyard, b Powys-Keck ... 0 b Powys-Keck ... 6 c Hayes, b Bum 8 c H.-Prichard, b Burn .......... 0 c Bum, b P.- Keck ......... 11 c Drummond, b Powys-Keck ... 5 B 2, lb 2 ... 4 Total..........46 L ord B rackley ’ s T eam . Capt. E. G. Wynyard, ) H. Hesketh-Prichard, c Isacke. b Porter ...108 C. II. M. Ebden, c Francis, b Cobham 11 Hayes, c Thomson, b c Francis,bCobham 39 G. Drummond, c Cob­ ham, b Osbourne... 1 R. C. W. Bum, notout 17 B 20, lb 1 Total... ..349 Cobham ..............51 II. J. Powys-Keck, b C.P. Foley, bCharleroy 66 Cobham.................. 2 Thompson, b Charle- I roy ......................... 3 1 T. G. O. Cole, b Porter 0 j Moss, b Cobham ... 30 | S t . L ucia . First innings. O. M. R. W. H.-Prichard ... 10 4 32 5 ... Thompson..... 10 5 8 5 ... * P.-Keck B um ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. 11 4 24 6 10J 5 18 4 Thompson delivered a no-balk