Cricket 1906

A u g . 2, 1906. CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 307 gave was when he made 228 for the Players of England against the Austra­ lian?, at Lord’s, in 1890, a fcore which still ranks as the largest recorded against Australian bowling in this country. So far as wicket-keeping is concerned Nottinghamshire have always been in the very front rank, with 6uch capable expo­ nents as Dennis, Brown, Bildulph, Sherwin and Oates to undertake the thankless duties, but it cannot be claimed that the County has ever been particu­ larly iich in amateur players. In Parr’s time 1here were two excellent cricketers in Messrs. J. G. Beevor and W. Bury, whilst in more recent years Messrs. J. A. Dixon, C. W. Wright and A. O. Jones have gained much distinction upon the tenfed field. In addition, Mr. G. T. Branston, of Charterhouse and Oxford fame, who hails from Newark, bids fair to develop into a most useful all-round exponent of the game. At the present moment Nottinghamshire possess a very strong side, one, in fact, which is capable of extending any team in the country, as was plaiLly shown by their recmt victory over Yorkshire at Dawslury. Further­ more it is, on the whole, a youDg side, and, even if it cannot boast so fine a bats­ man as Shrewsbury, so wonderful a bowler as Alfred Shaw, so capable a wicket-keeper as Sherwio, or eo great an all-round player as Barms, it is a team which should occupy a very high position indeed among the counties. May Notting­ hamshire cricket flourish ! F. S. A.-C. CRICKET IN INDIA . In a match against the Public Works Department Cricket Club, played at Bombay on the 7th July, 1906, the Telegraph Recrea­ tion Club Team, captained by Mr. N. CJ. K. Leslie, an o’d Gloucestershire cricketer, scored a very easy victory. They disposed of their opponents for the very low score of 6 runs, four batsmen making a single run each and two byes. The Telegraph replied with 161. The remarkable feature of this match was that Mr. A. G. Moore captured the whole ten wickets for 2 runs, thereby establishing a record for India. He also performed the hat trick. Appended are the scores :— P ublic W orks D epartment . First innings. Stevenson, c and b Moore.. Oliver, c D’Silva, b Moore . Murphy, b Moore................. Kent, b Moore ................. Haines, b M o o re ................. D ’Costa, b Moore................. French, b M oore................. Lynn, b Moore ................. Second innings. 0 c Moore,b D’Silva 0 1 b D ’Silva ...........10 1 1 c D ’Silva,b Ryton 2 1 cSt.Anne,bRyton 0 0 c Netscher, b Ryton ........... 0 0 run out ........... 8 0 c McCullagh, b Ryton ...........18 De RhePhilipe, b Moore ... 0 Isaac, st Edie, b Moore ... 0c sub , b D ’Silva 1 Shapurjee, not out ........... 0 not out................ 3 E xtras.......................... 2 Extra ................ 1 Total .................. 6 Total (8 wkts) 43 G overnment T elegraph . Netscher, c Lyon, b Sbapurjee ........... 9 Edie.c De RhePhilipe, b Stevenson ...........13 D’Silva,cBell,b Steven­ son .......................... 39 Moore, c De Montel, b Oliver.......................... 43 D’Souza, c De Rhe­ Philipe, b Oliver ... 15 Ryton, c French, b Oliver .................. McCullagh, c Steven­ son, b O liver........... Rozario, c Oliver, b Shapurjee ........... Lawrence,b Oliver ... St. Anne, not out ... Extras................... N. Leslie.did not bat. Total...........116 HAMPTON W ICK v. LONDON AND [.COUNTY BANK.—Played at Norbury on July 21. L. & O. B. A. A. Feaver, c Wil­ liams, b B a tt........... 4 F. J. Finlinson, c For­ rester, b B att.............12 P. W . Hubbard, c For­ rester, b Barrie ... 3 C.R. Trowell, c Forres­ ter, b Batt ........... 2 J.A.Bienvenu,bSpear- ing ............................. 22 W.D.Bradley,cForres- ter, b Batt ..............19 W . Sutton, b Barrie... 22 E. A. Tealby, b White 27 G. A Mills, c Lovell, b W hite ................... 0 B. J. Sanders, c Spear­ ing, b W h ite ........... 0 P. F. Allen, not o u t ... 5 Byes ...................12 Total ...128 J. Walker, b Mills ... 41 E Gardner,cHubbard, b Mills ..................15 D .J. Williams, b Mills 0 E. T. Spearing, c Hub­ bard, b Feaver ... 2 G.O. Forrester, b Mills 21 R. J. Sivers, b Feaver 36 L. Batt, c Sutton, b Feaver ................... 1 H ampton W ick . G. Lovell, c Tealby, b Feaver .................. R. N. Lee, c Bienvenu, b Bradley.................. D. White, b Bradley... N. J. Barrie, not out... B 5, lb 2 ........... Total ...124 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK v. LONDON AND COUNTY B A N K .-P layed at Norbury on July 14. N. P. B an k . A. Harrison, b M ills... 4 A. K ing b Bienvenu... 14 O. G. E. Jones, c Sut­ ton, b F eaver.......... 57 W . B. Palamountain, b Hubbard .......... 35 E. W . Armstrong, lbw, b Feaver.................. 13 E. N. Stocks, c Hub­ bard, b Bienvenu ... 19 A. C. Purnell, c Brad­ ley, b Hubbard ... 7 J. Price, not out ... 15 A. B. H. Read, b Hub­ bard .......................... 0 K . V. W right, not out 28 B 10,1b 4 ... 14 Total (8 wkts)*206 J. F. Culverwell did not bat. * Innings declared closed. L. & C. B an k. A. A. Feaver, not out 50 I W . D. Bradley, run G. A. Mills, c Wright, b Price .................. 6 P. W . Hubbard, b K in g ........... ... .. 0 F.J. Finlinson,b Jones 13 out ..........................16 J. A. Bienvenu, not out .......................... 4 B 11, lb 3 ...........14 Total (4 wkts) 103 R. Ridding, C. R. Trowell, W . Sutton, P. F. Allen, and E. A. Tealby did not bat. STREATHAM v. BECKENHAM .—Played at Beck­ enham on July 28. B eckenham . First innings. Second innings. F. D Brown, not o u t .......... 23 b Feeny ............. 5 P. J. Ashe, c Miller, b c Feeny, b Mor- F een y.................................. 1 g a n ................... 0 C S. Hurst,c Dent,b Feeny 15 c Pulbrook, b Morgan ...........16 P. C. Baker, c Kerr, b Phillipps .......................... 1 c Field, b Morgan 16 A. M. Lewis, b Phillipps ... 1 cFeeny,bM organ 0 H. Z. Baker, b Feeny........... 4 b Morgan ........... 7 J. K. Stenning, c Kerr, b F een y ..................................20 b Feeny ............. 6 J. H. Todd,c Field,b Feeny 2 c Field, b Feeny 34 W . A. Powell, c Field, b F e e n y .................................. 0 c and b Feeny ... 6 J. E. Curwen, c Kerr, b Phillipps .......................... 0 c Gillett, b Feeny 7 E. G. Tanner, c Miller, b F een y.................................. 0 not out................... 5 B 5, w 1 ................... 5 Total Total...........102 ...........72 S treatham . First innings. Second innings. N. Miller, lbw, b Stenning 6 st P. C. Baker, b H .Z . Baker ... 18 C. J. Parton, lbw, b H. Z. B a k er..................................69 b H Z. Baker ... 8 B. Dent, c Tanner, b Sten­ ning ......... ................... 4 b H. Z. Baker ... 0 J. L. Phillipps, b Stenning 0 run out ........... 7 E. Field, b Stenning........... 0 c Stenning, b H. Z. Baker ... 7 C. L. Morgan, c and b Stenning .......................... 0 not o u t ................. 5 H. H. Scott, b Stenning ... 18 b II. Z. Baker ... 16 L. E. Gillett, b H. Z. Baker 0 D. O. Kerr, b H. Z. Baker... 4 E. P. Pulbrook, lbw, b Stenning .......................... 0 V. F. Feeny, not o u t ........... 0 not out................... 8 Byes 2 .......................... 2 B 1, lb 5 ... 6 BRIXTON W ANDERERS (2) v. iHAMPTON W IC K (2).—Played at East Dulwichjon July 28. B r ix to n W a n d erers. Total ...103 Total (6 wkts) 75 C. W. Phillips, c Daws, b Farquharson ... 1 W . A. Mitchell, b Hol­ land ............................ 7 C. Hogg, b Farquhar­ son ............................ 0 W .A. Gilligan, c Daws, b K ing ......................54 D. McD. Dickson, run out ..............................26 R. O. Headon and E. Preston did not bat. * Innings declared closed. H ampton W ick . J. W . E. Murray, c and b Farquharson ... 12 C. J. Lain 6 , b Farqu­ harson ...................19 H. Parrack, not o u t... 33 F. G. Perks, notout... 45 B 7, lb 2 ........... 9 Total (7 wkts)*206 A. E. Miles, lbw, b Gilligan ..................29 W. Farquhaison, b Gilligan .................. 25 H. Hughes, b Mitchell 0 L. D. Grayson, c Perks, b Mitchell .......... 20 H. J. B. King, A. E. Holland, H. 0. Smith and S. A. Miles did not bat. A. S. Tugwell, c Par­ rack, b Perks.............24 C. Daws, not out ... 9 G. Macdonald, not out 10 B 6 , lb 3, w 2 ... 11 Total (5 wkts)128 LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK (2) v« IV A N H O E—Played at Norbury on July 28. I van hoe . A.J.Sargant,b Hartree 10 N. E. Starr, st Cockell, b Hartree.................. 9 L. Evans, b Dear ... 5 0. H. Ware, b Dear ... 27 H. S. Champion,b Dear 30 A. Howard, st Cockell, b Hartree.................. 23 H. Love, c Chapman, b Stevenson ...........44 E. H. Ricks, b Dear ... 0 W . Willan, b Dear ... 14 E. B. V. Christian, c Cockell, b Steven­ son F. Clark, not out B 8 , lb 3 ... Total 1 .. 9 .. 11 ..182 L. & W . B. (2). H.V.Manfield.b Evans 32 S. G. Tyte, c Ware, b L o v e .......................... 4 G. Logan, c Starr, b Champion ...........27 A. W . Stevenson, c Starr, b Champion 0 R. S. Hartree, b Evans 40 A. M. Cockell, lbw, b Evans ................... 2 H. D. Dear, c Ricks, b Evans .................. 0 C. H. Chapman, c W il­ lan, b Champion ... 31 F. Ralls, not out........... 0 A. Podmore, not out... 13 B 9, lb 9 ...........18 Total (8 wkts)167 R. G. A. Kerr did not bat. LONDON AND WESTM INSTER BANK (3) v NORWOOD (3.)—Played at Norbury on July 28. N orw ood (3.) R.W . Irving, c Ellerm, b W ood .................. 0 A. T. With, b W ood... 9 T. Morgan, b Patch ... 1 Balfour - Murphy, b Horncastle ...........43 G. C.Payne,bW ood... 0 G. K. Roe, run out ... 7 II. Brown, b Sharpin... 6 L. & W . B. (3.) R. J. Bush, b W ood... 0 A.J.Goodwyn,b Horn­ castle ................... 4 R.W .T.Cox.not out... 14 II. Adams, b Patch . B 6 , lb 4, w 2 Total 0 12 96 M. G. Dunlop, b Murphy ................ 6 H. H. Keeping, run out ........................... 0 W.Horncastle.cIrving, b Murphy..................44 T.W . Patch,b Murphy 87 W . E. Smith, run out 11 S. W ood, b Brown ... 15 F. L. Sharpin, b Irving 36 S. A. Elleim ,b Payne 52 W . L. F. Halland, b Irving* ...................13 T. C. Sampson, not out ........................... 12 J. L. Challis, c Cox, b Morgan .................... 0 B 15, lb 4, w 1 ... 20 Total ...296 LONDON AND W ESTM INSTER BAN K (3) v. C A PITA L AND COUNTIES BANK (a).— Played at Norbury on July 24 and 25. C. & C. B. (a). O. D. Morton, b W ood 22 A. Drake, c Anson b W ood.......................... 7 E. J. Hardwick, b W ood.......................... 6 J. A. Withers, b W ood 0 E. R. Pugh, c W ood, b Smith .................. 19 H. C. Cook, c Dunlop, b W ood .................. 4 L. & W . B. (3). G. O. Anson, c Morton, b Hardwick ...........11 H. H. Keeping,ht wkt, b Drake .................. 30 F. L. Sharpin, b Cook 66 M. G. Dunlop, c Mor­ ton, b Drake ...........41 D. Rutherford,not out J. A. Cobb, b W ood... A.G. Redpath, bW ood A. W. Goodwin, b Smith ................... E. H. Jose, b Smith... B 7, lb 1, w 1 ... Total T.C. Sampson,not out 3 J. L. Ohallis, b Drake 0 W. E. Smith, b Cook 26 T. W. Patch, not out 6 B 19, lb 4 ... 23 Total (6 wkts)206 S. Wood, W. Homcastle and C. H. Chapman, did not bat.