Cricket 1909

g8 CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. M ay 6, igog. M.C.C. PRESIDENTS. Since 1825 the Presidents of the Maryle- bone Club have been as follows :—• Year. 1825. Chas. Barnett. 1826. Lord F. Beauclerk. 1827. H. Kingscote. 1828. A . F. Greville. 1829. John Barnard. 1830. Hon. Geo. Ponsonby. 1831. William Deedes. 1832. Henry Howard. 1833. Herbert Jenner. 1834. Hon. Henry Ashley. 1835. Lord Chas. Russell. 1836. Lord Suftield. 1837. Viscount Grimston. 1838. Marquis of Exeter. 1839. Earl of Chesterfield. 1840. Earl of Verulam. 1811. Earl of Craven. 1842. Earl of March. 1843. Earl of Ducie. 1844. Sir Jobn Bayley, Bart. 1845. Thos. Cbamberlayne. 1846. Earl of Winterton. 1817. Earl of Strathmore. 1848. Earl of Leicester. 1849. Earl of Darnley. 1850. Viscount Guernsey. 1851. Earl of Stamford. 1852. Viscount Dupplin. 1853. Marquis of Worcester. 1854. Earl Vane. 1855. Earl of Uxbridge. 1856. Viscount Milton. 1857. Sir F. H. Bathurst, Bart. 1858. Lord Garlies. 1859. Earl of Coventry. 1860. Lord Skelmersdale. 1861. Eari Spencer. 1862. Earl of Sefton. 1863. Lord Suffield. 1864. Earl of Dudley. 1865. Lord Ebury. 1866. Earl of Sandwich. 1867. Earl of Verulam. 1868. Lord Methuen. 1869. Marquis of Lansdown. 1870. John Henry Scourfield. 1871. Earl of Clarendon. 1872. Viscount Down. 1873. Earl Cadogan. 1874. Marquis of Hamilton. 1875. Sir Chas. Legard, Bart. 1876. Lord Londesborougli. 1877. Duke of Beaufort. 1878. Lord Fitzhardinge. 1879. Wm. Nicholson. 1880. Sir Wm. Hart Dyke, Bart. 1881. Lord Geo. Hamilton. 1882. Lord Belper. 1883. Hon. Robert Grimston. 1884. Earl of Winterton. 1885. Lord Wenlock. 1886. Lord Lyttelton. 1887. Hon E. Chandos Leigh, Q.C. 1388. Duke of Buccleuch. 1889. Sir Henry James, Q.C. 1890. Lori Wm. Eresby. 1891. Vyell Edward Walker. 1892. William Evelyn Denison. 1893. Earl of Dartmouth. 1894. Earl of Jersey. 1895. Lord Harris. 1896. Earl of Pembroke. 1897. Earl of Lichfield. 1898. Hon. Alfred Lyttelton. 1899. Sir Archibald Levin Smith. 1900. Hon. Ivo. Bligh. 1901. Earl Howe. 1902. Allan Gibson Steel, 1903. 1904. 1905. 1906. 1907. 1908. 1909. Lord Alverstone, L.C.J. Marquis of Granby. Chas. Ernest Green. Rt. Hon. Walter Hume Long. Lord Lorebarn (Lord Chancellor) Earl Cawdor. Earl of Chesterfield. CRICKET IN NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON v. HAWKE’S BAY. Played at Wellington on February 19, 20, aud 22. Wellington won by 186 runs. Blacklock gave a magnificent display in Welling­ ton’s second innings, hitting with every facility all round the wicket. He hit live G’s and thirteen 4’s and made his 124 out of the 196 added for the second wicket with Naughton. In the final innings of the match Hawke and Redgrave put on 109 together for the second wicket. Score and analysis:— W ELLINGTON. Second innings, b F en ton .......... 1 First innings. L. T. Cobcroft, c Ashcroft, b Nelson ..........................46 Laws, b F en ton ................. 0 J. J. Mahoney, b Nelson ... 9 J. P. Blacklock, c Betts, b Nelson ...........................24 W. S. Brice, c Hindmarsh, b Redgrave ...................20 J. A. Bruce, lbw, b Fenton 21 F. A. Midlane, b Fenton ... 17 Naughton, c & b Redgrave 16 Payne, b Fenton......... . ... 2 Rogers, not out ...................22 T. Connolly, c O’Brien, V) Nelson .......................... 15 Byes, &c.......................12 c Fulton, b Red­ grave .............32 c Ashcroft, b Red­ grave ........... 124 not out ........... 1 b Redgrave..........97 not out .......... 18 c Ilindmarsh, b Fulton .......... 62 Byes, &c. ... 11 Total ...................204 Total (5 wkts)*346 * Innings declared closed. H a w k e ’ s B a y . First innings. W. P. Redgrave, c Laws, b Connolly .......................... 0 G. Hawke, lbw, b Bricc ... 22 P. R. Fulton, b Brice ... 3 B. Bailey, b Connolly ... 11 .1. O’Brien, c Rogers, b Brice 19 Fenton, b Connolly ........... 1 J. Hindmarsh, b Brice ... 1 Betts, b Connolly ...........14 P. Ashcroft, c Blacklock, b Rogers .......................... 23 Lcevers, c and b Connolly. 8 Nelson, not o u t ................... 5 Byes, &c....................... 5 Total ...........112 W ellington . First innings. O. 1\I. R. W . Nelson .......... ‘/3'5 5 72 4 ... F en ton ........... 20 2 63 4 ... Redgrave ... 14 8 49 2 ... O’B rien........... 2 0 8 0 ... Fulton ... Bailey ... Hawke ... Second innings, c and b Cobcroft 44 c and b Brice ... 84 run out ........... 8 c Payne, b Brice 33 c Midlane, b Laws 28 17 b Brice run out ........... 8 c Cobcroft,b Brice 1 c Cobcroft ... not out Byes, &e. T o t a l.........252 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 25 2 105 0 ... 13 0 86 1 ... 24 2 112 3 5 1 18 1 . . . 2 0 4 0 ... 1 0 10 0 I I a w k e ’ s B a y . First innings. O. M. R. W. Connolly ... 20'2 5 45 5 ... Brice ........... 23 7 43 4 ... Rogers ........... 5 1 17 1 ... Laws ........... 2 1 2 0 ... Cobcroft Rogers ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 6 0 22 0 ... 25 3 59 4 ..." 11 2 43 1 ... 16*2 0 86 2 ... 3 0 19 0 A drawn game was played at Masterton on Feb­ ruary 23 and 24 between Hawke’s Bay and Wairarapa. The total scores were: Hawke’s Bay, 148 (Hawke 4S) and 124 for six wickets (Hawke 41); Wairarapa, 36 and 307 (Moss 102, Smart 66 , Moorhouse 42). In the first innings of Wairarapa Redgrave took six wickets for 21 runs and Nelson four for 14. SOUTHLAND v. OTAGO. Played at Invercargill on March 3 and 4. Southland won by 97 runs. This match, played on a tricky wicket, resulted in Southland’s first win over Otago for eleven years. Score and analysis :— S o u th lan d . First innings. Second innings. D. Hamilton, c McFarlane, b W ordsworth........... 0 run out ........... 32 F. Glasgow, b Wordsworth 33 c B la m ir e s , b Wordsworth ... 2 J. Huntley, c McFarlane, b c Rutherford, b Rutherford ................... 17 Mackersy 2 J. McNeece, c Wilson, b Rutherford ................... 3 b Cummings 12 F. Liggins, c Mackersy, b Wordsworth ................... 5 b Mackersy........... 0 J. W. H. Bannerman, c Chadwick, b Wordsworth 0 b Cummings 1 A. Wesney, b Wordsworth 2 c Mackersy, b Cummings ... 7 W. J. Keane, c Chadwick, b Wordsworth................... 8 not out................... 14 H. S. Hamilton, c Blamires, b Wordsworth................... 0 b Mackersy 11 J. A. Doig, b Cummings ... 9 c B la m ir c s , b Cummings ... 14 J. Wilson, not out ........... 5 c Wordsworth, b Mackersy 0 Byes, &c....................... 12 Byes, &c. 9 Total ................... 94 Total.......... 104 O tago . First innings. Second innings C. G. Wilson, c McNeece, b Huntley ........................... 5 b Hamilton 8 F. Aylcs, b H u n tley........... 5 b Huntley ... ... 0 McFarlane, run out ........... 0 c Keane,bHuntley 9 Blamires. c Bannerman, b Huntley .......................... 10 b Hamilton 0 Henderson, b Doig ........... 10 c M c N e e c e , b H untley........... 0 Mackersy, c Huntley, b D. H am ilton.......................... 4 not out ........... 1 Brydone, b D. H am ilton... 1 run out ........... 0 Chadwick, not out ........... 7 b H untley........... 7 M. Rutherford, run ont ... 3 lbw, b Huntley... 12 C. Wordsworth, b Huntley 3 c H. Hamilton, b H u n tle y ......... 1 Cummings, c Glasgow, b Huntley .......................... 2 c &b D. Hamilton 0 Byes, &c....................... 7 Byes, &c. .. 3 Total ............... 57 Total .......... 44 S o u th land . First innings. Second innings O. M. R. W. O . M. R. W. Wordsworth... — — 24 6 ......... — — 36 1 Rutherford ... — — 33 3 .. ... — __ § 0 Cummings ... — — 0 1 ” ... — — 20 4 Mackersy ... — — 12 0 ......... — — 21 4 McFarlane ... — — 33 0 Blamires O tago . Firat innings. O. M. R. W. 13 5 . 13 2 . 24 1 . Huntley.......... D.Ham ilton... — l>oig .......... — — — 10 0 Second innings. O. M. K. W . ... — — 24 6 ... — — 16 3 YORKSHIRE TRIAL M ATCH .-This game, which was played at Leeds on Wednesday and Thursday last week, was ruined by rain, only 152 runs being made during the two days for eleven wickets. Score and analysis:— Y o r k sh ir e . Rhodes, retired...........22 Hardisty, c White, b Linaker .................. 14 Denton,c M.W. Booth, b Linaker.................. 5 Lord Hawke, b Brown 5 Wilkinson,b Robinson 4 Hirst, b Brow n.......... 4 Bates, c Richardson, b Robinson................... 8 Hunter did not bat. Haigh, c White, b Robinson.................... 4 Newstead, c Booth, b Robinson.................... 4 Myers, not o u t ........12 Rothery, not out ... 3 Byes, &c................ 3 Total (8 wkts.) 88 Sir A. White, b Haigh 8 Wilson, retired...........30 H. Booth, b Hirst ... 7 M.W.Booth,cRothery, b Newstead ........... 4 N e x t X V III. Richardson, not out... 4 Grimshaw, not out ... 10 Byes, &c.............. 1 Total (3 wkts.) 64 O. M. R. W. Robinson... 7 0 16 4 Richardson 4 0 13 0 Y o r k sh ir e . O. M. R. W. Linaker ...10 2 31 2 M.W. Booth 5 1 13 0 Brown ... 7 2 12 2 Richardson bowled a no-ball. N e x t XVIII. O. M. R. W.l O. M. R. W. Haigh ... 7 3 16 1 Newstead... 5 3 9 1 Rhodes ... 7 2 25 0 I Hirst............5 1 13 1 Newstead bowled a no-ball.