Cricket 1906

270 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J uly 12, 1906. SOUTH WALES v. WEST INDIANS. Played at Cardiff on July 9 and 10. West Indians won by 278 runs. Although they last their first four wickets for 23, the tourists played a first in n iD gs of 324. For this good score they were chiefly indebted to Smith, who, hitting fifteen 4’s, scored 140 not out in one hundred and forty-five minutes. With Constantine headded 126 for the fifth wicket in sixty-five minutes, and with Ollivierre 110 for the sixth in seventy minutes. South Wales found run-getting no easy matter, Riches batting fifty-five minutes for 18, and Diver half-an-hour for 11 not out. At the end of the day the home side had lost six wickets for 93. On the next morning the innings closed for 102, Smith following up his capital innings by taking five wickets for 28. In their second innings the visitors played a free game, and, although they made only 176, they set their opponents 399 to win. At no time did there ever appear the slightest possibility of the runs being obtained, both Cumberbatch and Smith bowling in fine form. Thackeray hit well, and batted only thirty-five minutes for his score of 59, included in which were nine 4’s. Smith’s all-round cricket was quite the feature of the match. The West Indians won by 278 runs. Score and analysis:— W est I n dian s . First innings. Second innings. G. Challenor, c Bancroft, b Steeples ........................20 st Diver, b Crcber 24 O. K. Bancroft, c Phillips, c Phillips, b b Oreber ........................ 3 Steeples.................. 3 H. B. G. Austin, b Creber 0 c Bancroft, b Creber ........... 5 R. Smith, not out.................140 c Nash, b Creber 17 P. A. Goodman, lbw, b Steeples ........................ 0 c Diver, b Creber 25 L. Constantine, b Stedman 65 c Stedman, b Creber ........... 4 R. A. Ollivierre,c & b Nash 75 c Stedman, b Creber .............22 Dr. Cameron, c Thackeray, b Nash ........................ 0 cRiches,b Creber 28 C. S. Morrison, c Riches, b Nash ............................... 6 cDiver,b Steeples 8 C. P. Cumberbatch, b Nash 0 not out ..............25 J. E. Parker, run out.......... 6 b Creber ............... 1 B 6, lb 3 ................. 9 B10, lb 4 ...14 Total ...324 Total.. . 176 S outh W ales . First innings. Silverlock, c Ollivierre, b Morrison ........................... 8 E. S. Phillips, b Smith ...24 N. V. H. Riches, c Cumber­ batch. b Ollivierre.........18 Bancroft, b Cumberbatch 17 A. G. Thackeray, c Good­ man, b Cumberbatch ... 0 Diver, not out .................16 J. H. Brain, lbw, b Smith 5 Creber, b Sm ith.................... 5 F. Stedman, c Austin, b Sm ith........................ 3 Nash, c Bancroft, b Olli­ vierre ...................................0 b Sm.th Steeples, b Smith .............1 not out B 4, w 1 .................... 5 Byes Second innings, st Bancroft, b Smith .......... c Challenor, b Smith .......... c Challenor, b Cumberbatch.. b Cumberbatch run out ............ c Bancroft, b Morrison......... b Smith .......... c Smith, b Morri­ son ................. c Cameron, b Cumberbatch.. Total .................102 W est I ndians . T otal........ 120 Firtt innings. O. M. R. W. 30 4 93 2 . .15 4 74 2 . .13 2 69 1 . 12 1 60 4 Oreber ... Steeples ... Stedman... Nash Silverlock ... 4 0 19 0 .......... Orel er bowlel oue wi le. S eond innings. O. M. li. W. ... 304 12 53 8 ... 17 1 59 2 5 1 16 0 9 2 31 0 S outh W ales . First innings. R. W. Second innings. O. M. 0 . M. R. W. Morrison . 10 0 31 1 ... . ... 4 2 11 2 Smith ......... . 171 4 28 5 .... ... 11-5 0 36 4 Ollivierre . 13 2 33 2 .. Cumber! atch.. 5 3 5 2 ! !!.* 15 1 50 3 Parker . ... 4 0 18 0 M I N O R C O U N T I E S ’ CH AM P IO N SH IP . NORFOLK v. SUFFOLK. Played at Norwich on July 3 and 4. Suffolk won by 21 runs. Chiefly through the good bowling of P. W. Cob- bold and Penfold at the finish, Suffolk won this match. S uffolk . First innings. Second innings. G. H. Ireland, b Worman... 1 c Charles, b Wor­ man ................. 0 Quaife, lbw, b Smith........23 b Gibson ........... 0 K. Raynor, c Charles, b Worman ........................ 0 not out ...........91 H . L. Wilson,b Worman ... 50 b Raikes ............. 12 V. .1 Lewis, b Worman ... 13 b Raikes ......... 6 C. S. WTilson, c and Raikes........................ Penfold, b Worman ... G. Robins, not out P. W. Cobbold, c and b Worman ........................1 Trudgett, b Worman......... J. W. Goldsmith, b Wor- ... 43 b Worman.......... ... 0 c Dunning, b Raikes .......... ... 25 c Gibson, b Raikes .......... c Raikes, b Wor­ man ................. b Worman Extras 1 c Raikes, b Wor­ man ................. 7 8 Extras..........10 S taffordshire . Second innings. b Brown .......... i lbw, b O rr..........] b Wharmby ... ] c Apthorp, b Wharmby c Wharmby, b P e el................. First innings. Brown, c Rice, b Brown ... 31 J. Pigott, c Rice, b Peel ... 7 H. D. Stratton, b Brown ... 23 Barnes, c Atkinson, b Orr... 18 Hollowood, c &b Wharmby 1 C. L. Winser, c Peel, b W harm by........................12 E. H. Bourne, b O r r ..........15 Bucknell,cRice,b Wharmby 3 L. Meakin, not out ..........20 Tinsley, c Hodgkins, b W harmby........................32 Mee, lbw, b Wharmby ... 4 Extras........................ 8 Total .................174 B edfordshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Barnes .......... 8.1 2 10 8 ........... 34 8 93 1 M ee................. 8 3 11 1 ........... 44.2 17 89 5 Bucknell .......... 142 49 3 Brown ................. 61 19 0 Barnes delivered twenty-two no-balls. c Rice, b Brown.. 30 c Rico, b Peel ... 3 c Atkinson, b Orr 20 run out .......... 5 c Apthorp, b Peel 4 notout.................12 Extras.......... 8 Total..........137 Cumberbatch bowled one wide. Total................ 186 N orfolk . First innings. L. Barratt, b Cobbold ... 1 H. C. Master, b Cobbold ... 1 C.E.Dunning,c and b Cob bold ...............................16 Rev. G. B. Raikes, c and b Cobbold ........................ G. W.Birkbeck,c H.Wilson, b P en fold ........................4 1 G. Starling, b Cobbold ... 0 M. W. Ireland, b Cobbold 0 Lieut.-Col. Charles, c C. Wilson, b Penfold......... 33 J. N. Worman, c Quaife, b Penfold ........................ 7 Gibson,cPenfold.bCobbold 8 Smith, not out ................. 0 Extras........................13 S taffordshire . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ~ ---------- Wharmby ... 27.4 9 61 5 ... Peel................. 15 3 33 1 ... Brown .......... 19 4 43 2 ... Total ..........148 O r r ................ 7 1 29 2 67 Second innings, c Goldsmith, b Penfold ..........38 c H. Wilson, b C obbold.......... 3 b Cobbold.......... 1 c Cobbold, b Pen­ fold .................14 b Cobhold.......... 9 b Cobbold.......... 5 lbw,b Cobbold... 28 run out ......... c Cobbold,b Pen­ fold ................ b P enfold.......... not out............... Extras. 9 3 0 ... 12 Total ... .........188 Total ..........125 S uffolk . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W Gibson ... . . 6 0 17 0 ... ... 6 4 11 1 Worman... .. 38-2 13 53 8 ... ... 22-2 8 50 5 Smith .. 17 5 35 1 ... ... 3 1 10 0 Raikes ... .. 13 0 56 1 ... ... 16 0 61 4 Ireland ... . 5 0 17 0 ... Starling 1 0 6 0 Smith and Worman each delivered one no-ball. Cobbold.. Penfold ... Tnidgett... Goldsmith N orfolk . First innings. O. M. R. W. ... 365 15 61 7 ... 29 7 72 3 ... 14 3 37 0 ........... ... 7 5 5 0 ........... Penfold bowled two wides. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 21-5 4 45 6 ... 21 4 68 3 BEDFORDSHIRE v. STAFFORDSHIRE. Played at Bedford on July 4 and 6. Bedfordshire won by 31 runs. Though Staffordshire got a lead of 150 on the first innings, Bedfordshire played up so pluckily in the innings that the victory was theirs by 31 runs. At the start Barnes and Mee dismissed Bedfordshire for 21 runs, the former taking eight wickets for only 10 runs. B edfordshire . First innings. Second innings. H J. Hodgkins,b Barnes... 4 b M ee.................42 Pollitt, b Barnes................. 0 c Mee, b Barnes 76 R.W.Rice,cBrown,b Barnes 5 runout ..........40 Brown (T.), b Barnes......... W. E. King, c Stratton, b Barnes............................... H. R. Orr, run out .......... Wharmby, c Bucknell, b Barnes............................... ...... C.B.Atkinson,cBrown,bMee 0 cBarnes,bBourne 0 F. Taylor, not out .......... 4 b M ee................. 5 E. E. Apthorp, c& b Barnes 3 b Bourne .......... 0 D. [I. Peel, b B arnes..... 2 notout....................10 Extras........................ 3 Extras..........35 T o ta l.................24 Total ...318 1 b Mee ... 0 b M ee.................29 1 cWiuser,bBourne35 1 b Mee ... O. . 14 . 21 . 14 . 6.1 M. R. W. 4 35 2 7 31 3 3 34 2 1 29 2 SURREY (2) y. KENT (2). Played at Kennington Oval on July 9 and 10. Surrey 2nd XI. won by an innings and 99 runs. The Surrey Eleven won the return match played at the Oval on Monday and Tuesday by an innings and 99 runs. Stedman dismissed seven Kent bats­ men in the match, six caught and one stumped. Score and analysis S u rrey (2). T.Bowring,b Skinner 48 Baker, c Hubble, b Lawrence.................... 81 Davis, c Hubble, b Collins ................. 171 Stedman, c Collins, b Preston ........ ..3 6 J. S. Brocklesby c Hubble,b Preston 5 Nice, lbw, b Wing- ham ........................... 28 F. L. Nightingate, b Wingham ..........27 Spring, c Hubble, b Lawrence................. 46 Ducat, run o u t .......... 7 Harrison, not out ... 9 Millership, b Wing­ ham ........................ 5 B 10, lb 4, w 1 ... 15 Total ...481 First innings. Hubble, b Nice .......... K ent (2). Second innings, c Stedman, b Bowring.......... lbw, b Bowring Munds, run o u t .................15 Hills, c Stedman, b Miller- ship ...............................43 b Bowring........... 12 Hardinge, c Stedman, b Spring •• •• ..........87 lbw, b Davis ...30 Woolley (C. N.), c Stedman, **b ^liHership .................12 c Spring, b Davis 8 H. M Lawrence, not out ... 29 cStedman,bDavis 29 Capt. McCanlis, c Stedman, b Spring ................. 0 b Davis .......... Wingham, b Spring.......... 5 runout .......... Collins, c Ducat, b Bowring 35 lbw, b Bowring Skinner, c and b Bowring 12 not out Preston, c Baker, b Bow- c Stedman, b riD£ •• ■•....................... 0 Bowring................ B 1, lb 3, nb 5 .......... 9 B 9, nb 2 ... Total .................. 251 Total...........131 S urrey (2). O. M. R. W. Wingham 263 4 92 3 Lawrence 25 0 138 2 Preston ... 22 3 91 2 Collins bowled one wide. K ent (2). First innings. O. M. R. W. ^•ce ................. 24 4 60 1 Millership ... 19 1 72 2 . Nightingale ... 3 0 14 0 Spring ......... 24 8 62 3 . Harrison......... 6 0 24 0 B owring.......... 62 2 10 O. M. R. W. Skinner... 17 1 71 1 Hardinge 7 Collins ... 5 0 39 0 0 35 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 6 0 20 0 ... 10 3 25 0 3 ........ 15*3 4 48 „ Ducat ... 6 2 8 0 Davis ... 7 0 19 4 Bowring and Davis each delivered one, and Nice five no-balls.