Cricket 1907

41 8 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S ept . 19, 1907. Second innings. 23 b Wass ...116 notout... b ... 15 not out... c ... 0 ...113 12 Jones at m id-off when 32 and b y the younger hundred. Such a procedure detracted greatly from the interest in the gam e, for b y declaring at a more opportune tim e a good finish could have been guaranteed. Oates allowed only four byes in the two innings of England N otts lost Irem onger, bowled b y H irst, before a run was made, but the Gunns prevented any possibility of a collapse by patting on 1‘29 for the second wicket in an hour and three-quarters. G . Gunn played finely for 71, and made many fine strokes on the off-side, but Hardstaff again failed, being caught at the w icket with on ly 3 scored. PaytoD, how ever, kept John Gunn company to the end, stumps being drawn w ith three wickets down for 211. Gunn batted 165 minutes for his faultless 105 not out and hit eleven 4’ s. D uring the three days 16,637 persons paid to watch the match. Score and analysis: — E ngland . First innings. Hayward (Surrey), b J. . G u n n ............................... P. F. Warner (Middlesex), b Alletson................. Tyldesley (Lancashire), J. Gunn ................. Tarrant (Middlesex), Turner, b Iremonger Hirst (Yorkshire), lbw, Hallam ................. A. O. MacLaren (Lanca­ shire)^ J. Gunn.bHallam 20 G. li. Jessop (Gloucester­ shire), cG . Gunn, b Ire- monger ........................ 15 Lilley (Warwickshire), not out.........................................73 Lees (Surrey), b Wass ... 12 Buckenham (Essex), bWass 3 Dennett (Gloucestershire), b Wass ......................... 3 B 4, lb 1 ................. 5 W ides.......... 3 Total.297 Total (1 wkt)*235 * Innings declared closed. N otts . First innings. Second innings. Iremonger, b Buckenham 4 b IBrst ........... 0 Gunn (G.), c Lilley, b Buck­ enham ...............................21 b Dennett.............71 Gunn (J.), c Lilley, b Buck­ enham...............................24 notout..................105 Hardstaff, c MacLaren, b Buckenham ................. 5 Payton, b Hirst ................. 0 A. O. Jones, c Tarrant, b Lees ... .................23 N. V. O. Turner, c Warner, b Tarrant........................49 Alletson, c Jessop, b Tar­ rant ...............................21 Oates, c Lilley, b Bucken­ ham ........................ ... 10 Hallam, b Buckenham ... 0 Wass, not out .................16 B 5, lb 1 .................. 6 B 4, lb 3, w 2... 9 Total ..................179 Total (3 wkts) 211 E ngland . Second innings. O. M. R. W. . ... 19 2 64 1 . ... 19 10 30 0 c Lilley,b Lees... 3 notout.................23 Wass .. Hallam Iremonger. Gunn (J.) . Alletson . First innings. O. M. R. W 205 2 73 3 23 24 25 4 56 56 2 ... 83 2 ... 24 1 ... Jones.. 5 0 28 0 18 2 60 0 4 0 8 0 4 0 21 0 Gunn (G.)... 5 0 19 0 Hardstaff... 0 0 2 0 Jones bowled two wides and Gunn (J.) one. N otts. Second inni> gs. O. M. R. W. 47 0 First innings. O. M. R. w . Buckenham ... 20.3 2 96 6 Hirst ... ... ... 13 5 23 1 Lees .......... ... 6 0 23 1 Dennett ... ... 4 0 21 0 Tarrant ... ... 5 0 10 2 ... 13 ... 12 ... 4 Lees bowled two wides. R ICHARD DAFT’S “ Nottinghamshire Marl.”— Particulars apply, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Notts. [A dvt . CRICKET IN INDIA. BANGALORE GYMKHANA v. SHER­ WOOD FORESTERS. Played at Bangalore on August 2nd, and won by the Gymkhana by five wickets. S herwood F oresters . b Lce.-Corpl. W. Rogers, c Wace, b Astley ... 5 Lce.-Corpl. C. Rogers, c and b Astley ... 9 j Hodgson, c Wace, b Astley ................. 4 | L. Bernard, c Barstow, b Wace ............ 16 j Bosanquet, b Rennie 11 ! Major Woley Dodd, b I Rennie ................. 1 j Major Wilkinson, Wace........................ Rev. W. B. Brownrigg, c and b Wace ........ Pte. Rowe, b Wace ... Pte. Allingham, not out ........................ Webb, bWace ......... Byes, &c............. Total 86 Second innings: Lce.-Corpl. W. Rogers, c and b Barstow, 37; Lce.-Corpl. C. Rogers, not out, 11 ; Byes, &c., 9. Total (1 wkt), 57. B angalore G ymkhana . P. L. Moore, b W. Rogers ................. 5 Capt. Barstow, b. W. Rogers .................. 5 Capt. Gunter, b W. Rogers ....................18 S. L. Wace, b C. Rogers .................. 1 Capt. Joicey, c and b W. Rogers ......... 1 Hunter Jones, b C. Rogers ..................127 F. P. Rennie, c Woley Dodd, b Rowe ... 19 V. R. Montgomerie, not out ... ..........31 Astley, b W. Rogers... 7 Major Stephen, b W. Rogers ... ......... 1 Byes, &c............. 24 Total (9 wkts) 239 J. Burmester did not bat. AHMEDXAGAR v. AURANGABAD. Played at Ahmednagar on August 2nd and 3rd, and left drawn. There was no play on the second day owing to rain. Score:— A hmednagar . W. F. O. Faviell, c Rad- field, b Abdul Kadar 65 V. E. Purcell, c Ghar- purey, b Tregear ... 1 Shroff, b Tregear ... 18 C. Henry, b Kanikam 30 B. A. Solano, not out 108 E. Brunell, b Tregear 9 F. J. Garland, b Oates 0 A. C. Gore, c Mitford, b Oates ................. Capt. H. C. Hill, b Oates........................ L. T. Watson, b Oates S. V. Burroughs, c and b Tregear Byes, &c............. Total ..262 A urangabad . J. P. Mitford, b Faviell 0 B ye........................ 1 M. C. Raymond, c Gore, b Faviell ... 1 R. Oates, not out ... 10 Total (2 wkts) ... 12 Oapt. V. Tregear, Capt. E. W. Bradfield, Major G. S. Frazer, Havdr Abdul Kadar, Gharpurey, W. G. Elphinstone, B. H. Paterson, and Kanikam did not bat. BOMBAY GYMKHANA v. POONA GYMKHANA. Played at Bombay on August 16 and 17. Poona Gymkhana won hy ten wickets. One of the most interesting features of this im­ portant match was the all-round cricket of Capt. Greig. Score and analysis:— B ombay G ymkhana . Second innings. First imjings. J. M. D. Sanderson, c and b Greig ... ' ................. L. S. Farquharson, b Crump............................... 0 De RJhe Philipe, c Ling, b G reig............................... 7 P. Pocock, b Anstruther ... 5 Major Macdonld, not out... 9 Lieut. H. Philbrick, c Phillips, b Crum p.......... 0 S. N. Powell, c Tillard, b Crump................. ..........54 C. S. Milne, c Anstruther, b Greig ........................ 6 E. E. Coombs, b Crump ... 0 F. J. Clark, c Airy, b Hinde................. ..........11 Major Rich, c Airy, b Hinde Byes, &c.................... c andb Greig ... 12 c Phillips, b Crump .......... 1 b Crump .......... 2 c Ling, b Greig... 10 st Phillips, b Greig .......... lbw, b Crump .. b Crump .......... c Airy, b Greig... c and b Greig ... b Greig .......... 6 not out................. 3 Byes, &c........... Total .................105 P oona G ymkhana . Capt. Greig, b Milne... 1) S. T. Crump, c Powell, T. O. Airy, c Powell, b Milne ................ 1 b Milne ................. 16 R. G. Phillips, b Clarke 7 Capt. Rutter, c PhilC. G. Ling, c Phillips, brick, b Coombs ... 25 b Clarke ................. 6 Capt. Hinde, lbw, b Capt. Wilmott, b Milne 4 Milne........................ 19 G. Armytage, indis­ K. Tillard, b Milne ... 0 posed ................. 0 Capt. Anstruther, not Byes, &c............. 5 out ........................ 15 — Total ..........107 Second innings : Capt. Greig, not out 32; J. O. Airy, not out 32 ; Byes, &c. 0. Total (no wkt) 64. P oona Gymkhana. First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Crump .......... 15 722 4 .......... 15 4 29 6 Greig................. 9 2 31 3 ........... 15*1 4 28 4 Hinde .......... 61 2 20 2 ........... Anstruther ... 10 0 29 1 ........... Crump bowled three no-balls. B ombay G ymkhana . First innings. O. M. R. W. Milne................. 18*1 1 41 6 . Clarke ......... 14 1 39 2 Coombs ......... 5 1 22 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 5 0 29 0 ... 2 0 17 0 3 0 18 0 Milne bowled a no-ball and a wide. PARSI8 v. HINDUS. ^}/VA Played at Bombay on August 16 and 17. The Parsis won by eight wickets. This match, the first ever played between the Parsis and Hindus, aroused very great interest. ITie Parsis showed good all round cricket and won by eight wickets. Baloo took seven wickets for 65 runs for the Hindus. Score:— H indus . First innings. S. K. Divekar, c Chothia, b H. M. Mistry ................. 7 D. K. Telang, b K. B. Mistry 13 M. D. Pai, c Raja, b K. M. Mistry............................... 4 P. K. Telang, lbw, b K. M. Mistry............................... 9 C. V. Mehta, b K. M. Mistry 6 K. A. Date, b K. B. Mistry 4 S. Mehendale, st Mulla, b Warden ........................25 P. Baloo, b K. B. Mistry ... 2 K. Seshachari, c Daruwalla, b Warden........................ 2 S. Saligram, not o u t ......... 3 A. Errasha, b K. B. Mistry 0 Byes, &c....................... 6 Second innings. b Warden b Warden ... 19 ... 5 c Pavri, b Bulsara 18 c Pavri, b Bulsara 29 run out .......... 3 c Mullah, b K. B. Mistry .......... 4 c Mody, b K. M. Mistry .......... 2 c C hothia, b Bulsara .......... 7 b Bulsara .......... not out .......... c Raja, b Warden Byes, &c........... Total .........81 P arsis . Total..........99 K.M.Mistry, c Errasha, b Baloo .................37 D. C. Daruwalla, c Mehta, b Errasha ... 1 S.M.Chothia,cErrasha, b Baloo ................. 0 J. J. Warden, not out.. 2 D. E. Mody, b Saligram 26 P. Meherhomji, b Baloo........................ 1 D. Raja, c Pai, b Baloo 3 H. F. Mulla, lbw, b Saligram.................23 Dr. M. E. Pavri, b Saligram.................15 K. B. Mistry,b Mehen­ dale ........................ 1 M. D. Bulsara, c Seshachari, b Baloo 7 Byes, &c..............12 Total ...128 Second innings: K. M. Mistry, st Seshachari. b Baloo, 20; D. C. Daruwalla, notout, 11; S. M. Chothia, c Pai, b Baloo, 17; J. J. Warden, not out, 1; Byes, &c., 4. Total (2 wkts) 53. H indus . Bulsara ... K. M. Mistry. K. B. Mistry Warden ... . First innings. O. M. R. W. ~ " 0 .. 4 .. Baloo Errasha ... Saligram Mehendale Date . 21 10 39 . 16-2 4 25 4 . 3 2 2 2 . P arsis . First innings. O. M. R. W. 21*2 7 50 5 , 14 Second innings. O. ” " ... 5 ... 13 ... 15 ... 15*1 M. R. W. 2 10 4 5 23 1 3 32 1 3 24 3 5 35 1 3 14 3 . 1 7 1 . 0 10 0 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 10 4 15 2 ... 1 0 7 0 ... 7 0 23 0 ... 1*4 1 4 0 ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Total ..........64 O. S. A rbery —Many thanks.