Cricket 1908

294 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J u ly 23 , 1908 . W est A ustralian A verages . N ot H ighest Inns. out. score. T otal. A ver. H ogue, T . H .... ... 4 1 60* 114 38.00 Row e, H . ... 4 0 105 131 32.75 G ouly, L . ... 4 2 30* 55 27.50 H ogue, W . ... ... 4 1 24* 65 18.33 Evers, H . A . ... ... 4 0 24 58 14.50 Christian, A .... ... 4 0 19 38 9.50 Evans, R. M .... ... 3 0 13 18 6.00 Two innings :— H ow ard, C. ... ... 2 0 69 118 59.00 K elly. O. ... 2 1 22 35 35.00 Parker, E . F .... ... 2 0 22 33 16.50 R obinson, A .... ... 2 0 23 24 12.00 Jones, E. 2 0 17 21 10.50 M oysey, G. ... ... 2 0 8 13 0.50 One innings Coyne, T ...........................1 0 4 4 Selk, R . (injured), did not bat. 4.00 •Signifies not out. The follow ing individual scores of 100 or m ore were m ade du ring the season :— A rm s tro n g , W. W . 231, Victoria v. South Australia, at M elbourne. 140,* Australian X I. v. Rest of Australia, at Sydney. 133,* Australia v. England, at M elbourne. 117, A Victorian X I. v. England, at South Mel­ bourne. 110, Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. B a r d s le y , W. 10S, N ew South Wales v. England, at Sydney. B o w d e n , A . J. 149, N ew South Wales v. Queensland, at Sydney. B r a u n d , L . C. 100, England v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 132,* England v. New South Wales, at Sydney. B u rn , K. E. 112, Tasm ania v. England, at H ob-rt. C a r te r , H . 125, N ew South Wales v. South Australia, at Sydney. C r a w fo r d , J. N. 114, England v. South Australia, at Adelaide. D o llin g , C. E. 140, South Australia v. England, at Adelaide. 113, South Australia v. N ew South Wales, at Sydney. E v a n s, W. T. 103,* Queensland v. New South Wales, at Brisbane. F ane , F. L. 133, England v. W est Australia, at Perth. 1U1, E ngland v. N ew South Wales, at Sydney. G r e g o r y , S. E. 201, N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 100, Australian X I. v. R est o f Australia, at Sydney. G u n n , G. 122,* E ngland v. Australia, at Sydney. 122,* England v. W est Australia, at Perth. 119, England v. Australia, at Sydney. 102, England v. South Australia, at Adelaide. H a r d staff , J. 135, E ngland v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 122, E ngland v. Victoria, at M elbourne. 100, England v. Tasm ania, at Hobart. H a r tig a n , R. J. 110, Australia v England, at Adelaide. 104, Q ueensland v. N ew South Wales, at Sydney. H ill , C. 100, Australia v. England, at Adelaide. 104, South Australia v. England, at Adelaide. H obbs, J. B. 115, E ngland v. Victoria, at M elbourne. 104, England v. lasm ania, at Launceston. H o r a n , J . 105, Victoria v. Tasmania, at M elbourne. H u tch in g s, K . L. 120, England v. Australia, at M elbourne. J on es, A . O. 119, England v. South Australia, at Adelaide. N o b le , M. A. 176,a N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 123,6 N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 101, N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at M elbourne. R an sfo rd , V. 129, Victoria v. N ew South Wales, at Sydney. 109, Victoria v. N »w fcuuth Wuigu, at M elbourne. 102, Victoria v. England, at M elbourne. R h o d e s, W. 119, England v. Tasmania, at Hobart. 105,* England v. A Victorian X I., at South M el­ bourne. R o w e , H . 105, W est Australia v. England, at Perth. T a r r a n t, F. A. 206, Victoria v. N ew South Wales, at Sydney. 159, A Victorian X I. v. England, at South M el­ bourne. i05, Victoria v. South Australia, at M elbourne. T r u m pe r , V. T. 1G6, Australia v. England, at Sydney. 135, N ew South Wales v. South Australia, at Sydney. 119, N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at M elbourne. W ad d y, R ev. E . F. 107,* N ew South Wales v. England, at Sydney. 100, N ew South Wales v. Queensland, at Sydney. * Signifies n ot out. Noble, it w ill be seen, obtained tw o separate hundreds in the m atch at Sydney betw een New South Wales and Victoria. Altogether, as m any as six three-figure scores w ere m ade in the m atch, tw o of them exceeding the second hundred. The m ost rem unerative partnerships of the season w ere as u n d e r:— Runs. W kt. 315 for 4th, a, S. E. G regory (201) and M. A. Noble (170); New South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 270 ,, 5th, Braund (100) and HardstafF (135); England v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 243 ,, 8th, C. H ill (100) and R. J. Hartigan (110); Australia v. England, at Adelaide. 225 ,, 9tli, W . W. A rm strong (140 not out)and E. A. W indsor (7 S ); The Australian X L v. Rest of Australia, at Sydney. 224 ,, 4th, W . W. A rm strong (231) and F. A. Tarrant .(105); Victoria v. South Australia, at M elbourne. 210 ,, 0th, Rhodes (119) and H ardstaff (100); England v. Tasmania, at H obart. 203 ,, 0th, Gunn, G. (122 n ot out) and Barnes (93) ; England v. W est Australia, at Perth. 192 ,, 7th, S. E. G regory (190) and M. A N oble (87) ; The Australian X l.v . Rest of Australia, at Sydney. 175 ,, 1st, H . R ow e (105) and C. H ow ard (4 9 ;; W est Australia v. England, at Perth. 175 ,, 3rd, F. A. Tarrant (200) and V. Ransford (129); Victoria' v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 175 ,, 8tli, A . J. Bow den (149) and A. D. Fisher (03); N ew South Wales v. Queensland, at Sydney. 170 ,, 4th, F. A. Tarrant (159) v. W. W. Arm strong (117); A Victorian X I. v. England, at South M elbourne. 109 ,, 3rd, W. Bardsley (108) and V. T. Trum per (74) ; N ew South Walos v. England, at Sydney. 152 ,, 7tli, Rev. E. F. W addy (107 not out) and A. J. Bowden (87); N ew South Wales v. England, at Sydney. 149 ,, 2nd,V. Ransford (109) and T. S. W arnc (82); Victoria v. South Australia, at Mel­ bourne. . 11S ,, 2nd, V. T. Trum per (119) and M. A. N oble (41 n o to u t); N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at M elbourne. 144 ,, 2nd, C. H ill (92) and E. It. M ayne ((>1); South Australia v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 141 ,, 4th, F. L. Fane (133)and Braund (59); England v. West Australia, at Perth. 137 ,, 4tli, a, Hobbs (104) and Hardstaff (00); E ng­ land v. Tasm ania, at Launceston. 130 ,, 4th, b , M. A. N oble (123) and S. E. Gregory (03); N ew South Wales v. Victoria, at Sydney. 135 ,, 0th, C. E. D olling (113) and C. B. Jennings (52); South Australia v. New South Wales, at Sydnoy. 134 ,, 2nd, Gunn, G. (122 not out) and H obbs (72); England v. Australia, at Sydney. 133 ,, Sth, Rhodes (70 n ot out) and A. O. Jones (09) ; England v. Queensland, at Brisbane. 128 ,, 1st, A. O. Jones (Hi*) and F. L. Fane (32); England v. South Australia, at A de­ laide. 128 ,, 0th, F. A. Tarrant (159) and J. Horan (75); A Victorian X L v. England, at South Melbourne. 120 ,, 1st, M. A. Noble (04) and V. T. Trum per (03) ; Australia v. England, at M elbourne. 122 ,, 4th, K. E. Burn (112) and C. J. Eady (00); Tasmania v. England, at H obart. 122 ,, Sth, F. A. Tarrant (200) and T. S. Warne f46); Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 119 ,, 1st, Rev. E. F. W addy (100) and A. Diam ond (41) ; New South Wales v. Queensland, at Sydney. 119 ,, 2nd, Gunn, G. (102) and F. L. Fane (59) ; England v. South Australia, at Ade­ laide. 118 ,, 1st, H obbs (115) and Gunn, G. (48); England v. Victoria, at Melbourne. 118 ,, 2nd, H ayes (98) and H obbs (77); England v. A Victorian X I., at South Melbourne. 118 ,, Sth, H . Carter (125) and A. J. H opkins (02); New South Wales v. South Australia, at Sydney. 117 ,, 4th, Gunn, G. (119) and Braund (30) ; England v. Australia, at Sydney. 115 „ 4th, b, Hardstaff (85) and H obbs (05); England v. Tasmania, at Launceston. 114 ,, 3rd, V. T. Trum per (100) and S. E. Gregory (50) ; Australia v. England, at Syd­ ney. 113 ,, 4tli, G u m , G. (74) and Hardstaff, (63) ; England v. Australia, at Sydney. 113 ,, 4th, Hardstaff (72) and Braund (47) ; England v. Australia, at Adelaide. 112 Sth, W. W. Arm strong (113 n ot out) and H. Carter (66) ; Australia v. England, at M elbourne. 109 ,, 0th, .Braund (100) and J. N. Crawford (114) ; England v. South Australia, at A de­ laide. 108 ,, 4th, K. L. H utchings (120) and Braund (49); England v. Australia, at M elbourne. 108 ,, Sth, Hardstafl: (122) and F. L. Fane v3 6); England v. Victoria, at Melbourne. 108 ,, 5th, V. T. Trum per (166) and C. H ill (44); Australia v. England, at Sydney. 107 ,, 5tli, K. L. H utchings (91) and Rhodes (40); England v. Victoria, at M elbourne. 100 ,, 5th, W. VV. Arm strong (77) and C. G. M acartney ^54); Australia v. England, at Melbourne. 105 ,, 2nd, P. A. M cAlister (73) and C. M cKenzie (56;; Victoria v. Tasmania, at Mel­ bourne. 104 ,, 1st, P. A. M cAlister (09) and C. M cKenzie (51) ; Victoria v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 104 „ Sth, V. Ransford (102) and L. P. Vernon (02); Victoria v. England, at M elbourne. 103 ,, 0th, Ha’*dstaff (122) and J. N. Crawford (09); England v. Victoria, at M elbourne. 101 ,, 0th, Braund (132 not out) and R hodes (53); England v. New South Wales, at Sydney. 100 ,, 2nd, Hardstaff (03) and Rhodes (39) ; E ng­ land v. South Australia, at Adelaide. 100 ,,0th, C. E. D olling (140) and N. H . Claxton (42) ; South Australia v. England, at Adelaide. a Signifies first innings, and b second. The longest partnership for the tenth w icket was 95 (unfinished) by Rhodes (105 not out) and Fielder (50 not out) for England v. A Victorian X I., at South M elbourne. I II .—T H E BO W LE R S! E nglish A verages . Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. A v. Barnes S. F. 534 145 1185 54 21.94 Blythe, C. 393.2 97 935 41 22.80 Fielder, A . 418.5 73 1208 50 24.16 Crawford, J. N .... 506 115 1663 06 25.19 H obbs, J. B. 39 8 128 4 32.00 Braund, L . C. ... 434.5 63 1614 50 32 88 Rhodes, W . 427.4 106 1009 31 34.48 Hayes, E. G. 40 1 193 6 38.t'-0 Hardstatf, J. 29 7 86 2 43.00 Gunn, G .... 16 5 43 1 43.00 H utchings, K . L. 63.5 11 2.9 3 93.00 N ew S outh W ales A verages . Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. Av. Trum per, V. T. .. 2.2 0 9 l 9.00 W ordsw orth, C.... 21 5 72 4 18.00 Blaxland, M . H.. 19 2 86 4 21.50 Bowden, A . J . ... 113.3 18 3U0 13 23.07 W hiddon, H . ... 114.2 11 420 16 26.12 M acartney, C. G. 29S.1 76 719 26 27.65 Johnson, F. B. ... 186.2 33 475 17 27.95 Cotter, A . 207.5 21 797 23 28.46 N oble, M . A . ... 321.3 S3 739 23 32.13 M innett, L . A . ... 139 37 463 1.4 33.71 Fisher, A . D . ... 36.5 3 138 3 46.00 K ellew ay, C. 124 31 329 7 47.00 H opkins, A . J. ... 139.5 19 478 10 47.80 W lntty, W . 42.1 9 145 3 48.33 N ew tou, P. 70.2 12 211 4 52.75 Barnes, J C. 9o.4 7 501 9 55.66 Hit following failed to take a wicket :— Hickpon, R. N. ... 2 0 13 0 — H arug »n, T. J.... 3 1 15 0 — W aday, Rev. E.F. 3 0 23 0 — Gregory, S. E . . 8 2 25 0 — D uff, It. A. 15 4 69 0 — M cBexth, A . 27 4 98 0 — Q ueensland A veragbk . Overs. M dns. Runs. W kts. Av. Evans, W . T . ... .2 0 0 1 0.00 Arm strong, W ,... 1 0 1 1 1.00 Sim pson, U. E. ... 2*.5 3 66 7 9.42 Tim bury, F. J . ... 10 3 27 1 27.00 M acLaren, J. W . 94 20 377 13 29.00 Redgrave, 8. J.... 80.5 5 287 8 35.87 H artigan, R. J.... 20 3 S3 2 41.50 H ayes, W . B. ... 48.5 5 212 5 42.40 Tlu foilowing failed to take a wicket ;— Crouch, E. R . ... 2 0 12 0 — M artin, C. F . ... 7 0 20 0 — D unn, M . M. F... 5 0 31 0 — Barstow, C. B. ... 7 0 72 0 — T hom son, J. 18 0 100 0 — S outh A ustralian A vkrages . Overs. Mdns,. Ituns. W kts. A v. M ayne, E. R . ... 5 3 12 1 12 00 H ill, C...................... 5 1 18 1 18.00 Hewer, W . A . ... 41 2 167 5 33.40 O’Connor, J. A . 358.3 75 1024 28 36.57 Cham berlain,L. W . 21 4 75 2 37.50 H ill, L. R. 142 26 441 10 44.10 C laxton ,N .H . ... 106 14 378 7 54.00 W right, A . W . ... 161.3 18 570 10 57.90 Thefolioicingfailed to take a wicket :— D olling, C. E. ... 2 1 3 0 —