Cricket 1908

J u ly 2 , 1908 . CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORb O f THE GAME. 24? M .C.C. AN D GROUND v . CAMBRIDGE UN IVER S ITY . Played at Lord’s on June 25, 26 and 27. Cambridge University won by two wickets. The hom e side com m enced badly, losing the w ickets o f K in g, B ird, L lew ellyn, and Y . F. S. Craw ford fo r 27. M agnay and the Jam of N aw anagar put on 30 fo r the fifth w icket, and the form er and H ubble 48 fo r the ninth in 25 m inutes, the total eventually reaching 186. M ag­ nay, m issed by M ann when 11, scored 73 in 140 m inutes and h it a 5 and eigh t 4’s. Young and Buchanan m ade 37 in 20 m inutes for the U n i­ versity’s first w icket, but, although Falcon .stayed 65 m inutes and scored 36, half the s :de w ere out fo r 101. M acleod and M ugliston m ade a tim ely stand and added 66 in 40 m inutes, so that when play closed Cam bridge, w ith tw o w ickets in hand, w ere 22 runs on. On F riday the innings closed for 232, King- m aking his analysis in to one o f seven lo r 77. The M.C.C. m ade light o f the ’V arsity’s lead, K in g and B ird sending 1 up 86 together in an hour. K ing, w ho hit seven 4’s anil batted 00 m inutes, was third out, at 121 , for a freely-hit 60, w hich con ­ tained only one chance— to G oodw in at point when 40. Llew ellyn, who m ade 51 in an hour and a-quarter by faultless crick et and hit eight 4’s, and C raw ford put on 94 for the fourth w icket in 65 m inutes, and, a fter the Jam had been dis­ missed fo r 10, H ubble kept Craw ford com pany w hilst 59 were added in 40 m inutes. Craw ford, eighth out at 305, m ade his 87 in 140 m inutes w ithout a chance, m aking m any excellent cuts and off drives. There was a b rig h t display at the end of the innings, Colem an and R attigan h itting up 65 fo r the last w icket in 27 m inutes. C am bridge, left 325 to w in, lost Young at 17, and at the end of the day had one w icket down for 32. On Saturday W righ t was lbw at 63 and M ugliston bow led at 76, K in g taking both w ickets. F alcon and Buchanan, during the 50 m inutes th ey were together, pu t on 73 fo r the fourth w icket before the latter, w ho drove w ell, was caught at slip. Falcon then found an ex­ cellent partner in B aily, w hose batting, if not very attractive, was certainly useful. Falcon reached 50 in 75 m inutes and 100 in 115, m aking altogether 122 out of 194 in 140 m inutes w ith only one chance— a hot one to K in g off his own bowling- w hen 80; he hit w ell all round the w icket and m ade fifteen 4’s. H is stand with B aily had resulted in 108 being added fo r the fifth w icket. M acleod, having m ade a couple, was caught, and at 291 B aily, a fter batting 110 m inutes fo r 36, was taken at the w ick et; his innings was a very valuable one, but he was m issed at th e w icket off K in g when he had made a single. W hen the eighth w icket fell 33 were still required, and, ow ing to G oodw in’ s fine hitting at a critica l tim e, the runs were m ade w ithout fu rth er loss. I t was a very good per­ form ance indeed on the part o f the U niversity to m ake as m any as 327 in the last innings, although th e bow ling against them w as not strong. Score and analysis :— M .C.C. and G round . First innings. Second innings. K._C. Bird, c Buchanan, b st Baily, b G ood- O livier K ing, b Lyttelton win . 2 7 c W right, b Buchanan .. 60 e Falcon, b G ood- 12 51 73 win 2 b Olivier .. c W right, 0 Olivier... 87 10 C. B. W . M agnay, c Baily, b G o o d w in .......................... Llew ellyn, b O livier... V . F. S. Craw ford, b Olivier ............................. H .H . T he Jam Sahib o f Nawanagar c Buchanan, b O li v i e r ............................. 23 lbw , b Olivier Comm ndr. H . D . W atson, b Goodw in .............................12 lbw , b Goodwin 0 C. S. Rattigan, b Olivier ... 3 n o t o u t ................ 34 W . H . H olbech, b Lyttelton 7 c W right, b Goodwin . 0 H ubble, b G oodw in................27 st Baily, b G ood­ win ................25 Coleman, not out ................ 4 b F alcon ................28 B 11,1-b 6 , w 3, n-b 4 24 B24, lb2, w4, n-b 6 36 Total ................186 C am bridge U ni First innings. R. Y oun g lbw , b K ing... 39 J . N . Buchanan, c K ing, b L le w e lly n .............................13 M. Falcon, b K i n g ................36 R. E . H . Baily, b K ing ... 4 C.. C. G. W right, lbw , b K ing... * .......................... 1 F. H . M ugliston, lbw, b K in g ...........................................37 F .T . M ann, c Bird, b K ing 6 K . G . M acLeod, b K ing ... 35 T o t a l...............370 BRSITY. Second innings, lbw, b K ing ... 17 c M agnay, b Llew ellyn ... 32 b K i n g ...............122 c H ubble, b B ird 36 lbw , b KiDg b K ing ... b K ing ... c H olbech, Llewellyn 21 H . J. G oodw in, bColeman 16n o to u t ....................49 E. Olivier, b Coleman ... 20n o to u t .................... 4 H on. C. F . Lyttelton, not o u t ........................................ 8 B 15, 1-b 2 ........ 17B 8 , 1-b 7, n-b 1 16 Total ................232 T o ta l '8 w k ts j 327 M.C.C. and G round . First innings. O. M . R . W . Second innings. O. M . R. W. O liv ie r............. 22 3 79 5 ... 18 3 68 3 Lyttelton ... 15 5 42 2 ... 12 0 48 0 Buchanan ... 2 1 7 0 ... 16 1 64 1 Goodw in ... 6.5 0 34 3 ... 29 7 1C7 5 M acLeod ... 12 3 40 0 Falcon ... 1.2 0 7 1 O livier bowled four no-balls and tw o wides, Lyttelton three wides, M acLeod tw o, and Buchanan one. C ambridge U niversity . First im ings. Second innings. Llewellyn Coleman K ing ... Rattigan 0 . M. R. W . O. M . R. W . 25 6 78 1 . 31 3 99 2 15 1 51 2 ... 22 6 52 0 26.4 5 77 7 . 49 16 133 5 5 2 9 0 Bird 5.3 0 27 1 K ing delivered one no-ball. SU FFO LK v. N O R F O L K . Played at Ipsw ich on June 24 and 25, and wou by Suffolk by an innings and 243 runs. Suffolk, for whom J. F. Ireland appeared fo r the first tim e, m ad° their record score. Score and analysis :— S u ffolk , Quaife (W .), b Gib­ son . ... 73 H. Bassett, c Stephens, b Smith ................14 Capt. F. W ilson, c W harton,bG ibson ..1F3 F . H . M ustard, not out 57 J. F. Ireland, b Smith 60 M ajor D . DewiDg, b Gibson ................10 H . L . W ilson, c Pilch, b Gibson ................ 8 Extras 45 Total (6 w kts.) *450 Innings declared closed. R. L . Braddell, C. S. W ilson, C. M . Phillips, and P. W . Cobbold did not bat. N orfo lk . Second inniDgs. D U R H A M v. Y O R K S H IR E 2 nd X I. Played at South Shields on June 24 and 25, and won by Durham by 154 runs. Score and analysis :— D urh am . Firf.t innings. Second innings. J. F . Best, c Richardson, b Booth .. ... 0 cD olphin,b Booth 9 Turnbull, b Booth ................ 23 c Brown, b W il- J. M . Russell, b Bocth son 6 c Dolphin, Booth ... 5 b W hittaker 97 First innings. J. P. W harton, b M ustard 0 b Cobbold A . Shingler, b M ustard ... 11 b Bassett C. E. Dunning, b Cobbold 2 * ^ — 4 Quaife, M ustard Cobbold, Bassett .. Cobbold, Bassett M . W . Ireland, b M ustard 2 b Braddell J. J. Com pton, b M ustard 4 bC obbold V . Stephens, b M ustard . " G. A . Stevens, b Cobbold ... A . M ayes, b Cobbold 6 13 R . G. Pilch, b Cobbold Gibson, not out Sm ith, b Cobbold E x tra s............... b ... 20 b ... 21 ... 0 ... 14 b ... 25 ... 12 st Phillips, Cobbold 1 not out ... 0 c H . C. W ilson, b M ustard ... 0 2 b M ustard ... 4 5 Extras ... 10 Total ... 47 T otal .. 160 SlIFF *LK. O. M . R. W O. M . R .W . Pilch ...12 1 53 0 Shingler . . 7 1 52 0 Gibson ...32 7 104 4 Com pton ... 6 0 56 0 Smith ...23 3 117 2 Ireland ... 7 1 43 0 Pilch bowled six no-balli*, Gibson one and Smith one. N orfo lk . First innings. O. M . R . W . .16 .15 Cobbold Mustard 10 18 5 4 24 5 Bassett Braddell Second innings. O . M . R .W . 11 49 3 3 37 3 9 41 3 0 20 1 27 , 13.4 18 . 5 N ATIO N AL PRO VIN CIAL BAN K v. LONDON AN D PRO VINCIAL BAN K . -P la yed at Lower Sydenham 011 June 22 and 23. L ondon an d P ro v in c ia l B a n k . M. I. Jones, not out J. P. M onk, not out C. R. Ingcrsol! Kem ble, b Manners 56 W. M aughfling, b M oore.............................49 K. Thom as, b Jones... 54 F. D. H opkins, b J on es.............................14 J. T. M akins, b Richards ................ 1 I * Innings declared C. S. Averill, J. E. Morgan, J. L. Parker, and A. G. K nibb did n ot bat. N ational P r o v in c ia l B a n k . L-b 5, w -b 2 ... 7 Total (5 w kts.) *189 H. E. Moore, c Maugh­ fling, b M onk ... 9 J. P. Kom ble, b K nibb 0 W. B. Palamountain, c M onk, b K nibb ... 37 C. G. E. Jones, not ou tl28 A. B. H. Read, J. W. R: F. H . Clouting, b K nibb ................ 7 S. D ixon, not out ... 15 B 5 ,1-b 3 ................ 8 Total (4 w kts.) 204 chards, J. Manners, E. J. C. Adam son, b Booth . . J. Bew ick, c B row n, b Booth .............................26 b W hittaker .. 38 E. B. Proud, c D olphin, b Harrison ................ 24 b Richardson .. 103 J. K irtley, c Richardson, b Harrison . 8 b Richardson ... 23 R. C. Harrison, b Booth ... 4 b B o o t h ................... 5 Stoner, b W h ittaker................28 c D olphin, b W hittaker ... 17 M orris, b Booth ................ 40 not out ......................12 Thackeray, not o u t ................. 0 c Richardson, b W hittaker ... 12 Byes, & c.................................9 Byes, &c. ... 30 T o ta l................................173 Y ork sh ire 2 nd First innings. W ilson, c Thackeray, b Turnbull .................................59 Higson, b M orris ................ 0 Turner, b M orris ................ 9 Richardson, Ibw, b Thack­ eray ...........................................4 Booth, lbw , b Turnbull ... 10 C. P. Hare, n o t o u t ..................114 J . S. W hittaker, cT urnbull, b Stoner ............................. 0 R. W . Frank, b M orris ... 14 Harrison, lbw , b Bewick ... 11 Dolphin, c Bewick, b T urn­ bull ... ............................4 Brow n,b T h ack era y ................20 Byes, &c................................ 19 Total ...356 X L Second innings. lbw, b Morris b M orris ... lb w ,b Morris 28 12 1 lbw, b Turnbull 23 b M orris.................. 3 b M orris..............13 c Turnbull, b M orris.................. 5 b Turnbull ... 2 c and b Turnbull 0 b Turnbull ... l not o u t ............... 3 Byes, &c. ... 15 Provis and H. E. Ingall did not bat, T o ta l.............................264 T o t a l .................I ll D urham . First innings. Second O. M . R . W . O, Brown ................ 15 1 53 0 ... 18 Booth ................ 23.2 4 68 7 ... 27 H arrison ... 10 3 40 2 ... 4 W hittaker ... 1 0 3 1 ... 20 W ilson ... 8 Richardson 43 Y orksh ire 2nd X I. First innings. Second O. M . R .W . O M o r r is ................ 26 4 59 3 ... 20 Thackeray ... 14.4 1 55 2 ... 12 Turnbull ... 20 1 65 3 ... 80 Stone ................ 12 2 35 1 Adam son ... 3 0 14 0 B e w ic k ................ 4 0 17 1 innings. . M . R . W . 1 59 0 2 103 3 0 17 0 1 81 3 0 52 1 0 14 3 innings. M . R . W . 7 42 6 2 39 0 4 115 4 CH ARTERH O U SE v. W ESTM IN STER.— Played at G odalm ing 011 June 26 and 27, and won b y Charter­ house b y an innings and 47 runs. Score :— W estm inster . First innings.^ Second innings. F. G. Turner, c W ilson, b c Denison, b Em - Em ley ............................. 71 ley ................... 14 F. G. G ow , c Denison, b Em ley ..............................0 b Sparrow ... 42 H . F. R. Rawson, c Norris, b Em ley ............................. 46 C. G. Reed, b Em ley ... 11 E. C. K. Clarke,run out ... 13 H . N. W ood, b D ickinson .. 8 A. E. F. Wood, c Em ley, b D ickinson ... J. W. Ferguson, not out ... C. M. L. Circuitt, b D ickin­ son ........................................... 8 J.S.H eaten Ellis, b D ickin­ son ............................. ... 0 R. R. Rawson, c W harton, b Dickinson ................. 0 Extras ............................. 21 b E m le y ................ lbw , b Em ley ... 0 lbw, b Sparrow ... 0 c W ilson, b D ick­ inson ................ 24 c Bury, b Em ley 20 c Denison, b Em ­ ley ................ 0 c N orris,b Em ley 6 not o u t ................ 9 c Em ley, b D ow ­ ling ................ 16 Extras ... 22 Total .. ................ 185 C h arterh ou se . Total ...223 C. O. H . Bury, b A. R. M.Weeks, b Turner 2 W ood............................. 16 A. F. W harton, lbw , b R. W. Sparrow, c H. Turner ................ 48 F. Raw son, b H H. W. Dickinson, b W ood............................. 50 Clarke ................ 55 H . A. Denison, b G.C. Dow ling, not out 78 Turner ................ 19 H . B. Em ley, b A. H . N. A tkinson, b A. W ood ............................. 37 W ood............................. 10 R.E. Norris, b Turner 11 Extras ................ 41 A. P. W ilson, c A. W ood, b Ferguson 88 T o ta l...............( 455