Cricket 1909

J uly i, 1909. CR ICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. 231 CRICKET IN INDIA. BHOPAL v. SEHOEE. Played at Sehore and won by Bhopal by a wicket. Bhopal won the toss and sent the home side in. and, in response to a total of 131, lost six wickets for 21. Johory and Majeed then added 66, but the innings closed for S6. Sehore made 102 in the second innings, leaving Bhopal 14S to win. Two wickets fell quickly but Sahibzada Uamidullah Khan and S. A. Jalil took the total to 118, the former scoring 57, in which were seven 4’s and twelve 2’s. Bhopal eventually won by a wicket. Score:— S e iio r e . First innings. Second innings. Afzal Shah, c Kifayat, b c Bashir, b Kifait Bashir .......................... 4 Ullah.......... ... 9 Ramsingh, c Islam, b Jalil 5 b Bashir ... 16 Capt. Keen, c Kifayat, b Jalil .................................. 64 not out.......... ... 22 Abbesingh, run out ........... 10 c and b Kifait ... 9 Nathuram, b B ashir........... 9 b J a lil.......... ... 12 Major Bayley, b Bashir ... 3 b Bashir ... 1 Major Smith, b Jalil......... 0 b Kifait ... 0 Shorman, b Johery .......... 11 c and b Jalil ... 9 Slingsby, c and b Johery ... 1 b Bashir ... 1 Lemarcliand, not out 4 b Bashir ... 13 Skinner, c Sahibzada, b Isla m .......................... ... 6 b J a lil......... : .. 0 Byes, &c....................... 10 Byes, &c. ... 10 Total .................. 131 Total .... 102 B h o p a l . Habib Husain, b Ramsingli 0 Israr, b Abbesingh .......... 1 Dr. Johory, not out ...........00 S. Hamidullah Khan, c Afzalshah b Abbesingh... 0 S A. Jalil, b Ramsingh ... 2 Kifait, c Smith,b Ramsingh 5 Bashir, b Abbe.-ingli........... 0 Majeed, c Shorman, b Keen 8 Islam, lbw, b Keen .......... 6 Abdul Wadood, b Keen ... 1 Ismail, b Keen .................. 0 Byes, &c.......................3 Total ...................86 c Afzalshah, b Ramsingh ... 11 c Keen, b Abbe­ singh .......... 0 b Keen ........... 0 lbw, b Keen . 57 b Abbesingh ... 25 c & b Natliuram.. 17 lbw, b Nathuram 2 not out ........... 0 lbw .................. 4 not out ... . 2 run out .......... 13 Byes, <£c. ... 8 Total.......... 148 PATIALA, v. AMBALA GARRISON. Played at Chail on May 28 and 29 and won by Patiala by 254 runs. In the second innings of Patiala H.H. the Maharajah scored 122 out of 188, hitting three 6’s and fifteen 4’s. He and Jaswant Singh made 116 for the first wicket. Score and analysis:— P a t ia l a . First innings. Second innings. H.H. the Maharajah, c c S p r o t t , b Firth, b Gladstone.............. 31 Browne ... K. M. Mistri, c Browne, b G ladstone..............................48 L. Gokal Chand, c Glad­ stone, b Miller ... 27 notout Jaswant Singh, c Pollard, c Alexander, b B row n e........................... 2 Miller Abdul Ghani, c Firth, b M iller......................................24 Major Ainsworth, c Pollard, b W r ig h t............................13 run out Major C. P. Thompson, b Wright ... ................... 5 M. S. Leigh, b Wright ... 2 Kishen Singh, lbw, b Glad­ stone ... .............................. 17 A. C. Sells, b S p ro tt............ 6 Jati Ram, not out ............ 5 Byes, &c........................ 4 ...122 ... 34 b ... 24 ... 20 c Brown, bWright 12 c Carlyon ,b Miller 9 c Browne, b Glad­ stone.................. 30 b Sprott ...........30 Byes, & c... 21 Total .184 Total (7 wkts)*302 winnings declared closed. A m b a l a G a r r is o n . . Gladstone, b Mistri ...........18 b Mistri . 6 Sorgt. Pollard, b Jati Ram 23 c H. H. Mahara­ jah, b Jati Ram 7 Alexander, c Kishen Singh, b Chani ..........................38 c and b Jati Ram 0 Major P. A. Turner, c c Jaswant Singh, Ainsworth, b Jati Ram... 15 b Jati Ram ... 0 D. Firth, c Gokal Chand, b Kishen Singh ................... 4 Sprolt, b Kishen Singh ... 22 Capt. C a rly o n , c H.H. Maharajah, b Mistri ... 9 Miller, b Mistri .................... 1 Capt. Brown, b Mistri Johnstone, b Mistri ... Capt. Wright, not out Byes, &c.............. b Mistri ..........38 b Abdul Ghani... 9 c Kishen Singh, b 9 Mistri .......... 0 1 run out .......... 1 0 c Jaswant Singh, b Kishen Singh 12 0 c Sells, b Kishen Singh .......... 4 0 not out.................. 0 3 Byes, Ac. ... 2 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Firth ... .. 12 1 52 0 ... ... 10 1 63 0 Wright ... .. 12 1 37 3 ... ... 16 6 64 1 Browne .. ... 7 0 29 1 ... ... 12 0 46 1 Gladstone .. 75 2 34 3 ... ... 9 2 41 1 Miller ... .. 7 1 17 2 ... ... 7 2 43 2 Sprott ... ... 3 0 11 1 ... ... 4 0 24 1 A m b a l a G a r r is o n . First innings. O. M. R. W. Mistri ...........16 Jati Ram ... 14 Abdul Gliani.. 7 Kishen Singh. 9 3 42 5 . 2 51 2 2 17 1 . 2 20 2 . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 11 4 27 3 ... 9 1 31 3 . . 5 2 7 1 ... 6-1 0 32 2 SANDHURST v. WOOLWICH. Played at. Sandhurst on June 11 and 12 and won by Sandhurst by an innings and 104 runs. Score and analysis:— S a n d h u r st . W. V. D. Dickinson, c Ireland, b Williams 11 L. L. Paske, b Dewing 53 H. W. Brown, lbw, b Dewing ..................11 T. E. Lawson-Smith, c Williams, b Fergu­ son .......................... 7 H. O. Sutherland, c Buist, b Ireland ... 44 C. A. Cuningham, c Leventhorpe, b Pin- s a n t ......................... 35 F. G. R. Mockler, b Ireland ................64 T. R. Eastwood, b W illiam s................20 G. F. C. Shakespear, lbw, b Williams ... 1 H. R. C. Meade, not out ........................41 G. S. Dobbie, c and b Ireland ................... 0 B 22, lb 3, w 1 ... 26 Total ...313 W o o l w ic h . First innings. Second innings. G. S. Leventhorpc, c Dobbie, c and b Cuning- b Cuningham .................. 13 h a m ..................... 2 H. Gardiner, c Paske, b Dobbie .......................... 4 b Cuningham ... 13 K. G. Ireland, c Meade, b Dobbie .......................... 0 b Dickinson ... 7 C. N. Buist, c Mead, b Dickinson..........................14 b Dobbie ............. 5 F. N. C. Rossiter, c Dobbie, b Cuningham ................... 5 b Meade ............. 7 S. F. M. Ferguson, b Cun­ ingham .......................... 0 lbw, b Dickinson 3 K. Lawson Shaw, c and b M eade.................................. 2 A. H. Williams, not out ... 29 Total ...........133 Total ... 99 R. E. Dewing, c Shake­ spear, b Dobbie ... .1 2 F. F. J. Ayrton, c Cuning­ ham, b Dickiuson ... 8 J. R. Pinsent, c Sutherland, b Dickinson . 3 b Dickinson B 10, lb 5 ......................15 Byes .. not out c Mockler, Dickinson c Shakespear, Dickinson c D o b b ie , Dickinson ... 25 b ... 20 b ... 1 b ... 6 ... 1 ... 14 Total ...........105 S a n d h u r st . Total...........104 SOUTH HAMPSTEAD (2) v. PALLINGSWICK (2) —Played at Acton on June 26. P a l l in g s w ic k (2), C. F. Leigh Bennett, b H in e.......................... 5 G. C. Clay, c and b H in c.......................... 1 S. J. Chalk, b Hine ... 1 S. P. Mitchell, b Hinc 5 R. M. Lockner, st Dove, b H in c...........33 H. J. Rogers, b Hine 4 J. Davison, b Hine ... 2 D. W. Brewster, not out .......................... 6 R. R. Leigh Bennett, c Curtis, b Hughman 12 E. GordonTaylor, lbw, b Hughman .......... 0 B.Hamnctt,cDoughty, b Hughman ........... 0 B 1, lb 1 ........... 2 Total W. H. Brooman, lbw, b Lockner ........... 0 P. Brooman, b C. F. Leigh Bennett ... 33 T. W. Hine, not out... 22 S o u th H a m pste a d (2). D. Barrett, lbw, b b Lockner ...........20 B 4, lb 1 ........... 5 Total (3 wkts) 80 it. W. Hughman, R. P. Gilliard, J. G. Q. Bescli, A. J. Doughty, E. H. Dove, A. Brewer and H. B. Curtis did not bat. UPPINGHAM v. REPTON. Played at Uppingham on June 16 and 17 and won by Uppingham by six wickets. Score:— R e p t o n . First innings. J.P. F. Campbell, cTomlin, b Lurngair..........................27 D. F. FitzGibbon, c Moore, b Raven .......................... 5 D. W. Ellis, c Raven, b M oore.................................. 18 J. L. S. Vidler, c Moore, b Morgan .......................... 46 C. E. Moses, c Bishop, b Morgan .......................... 15 b Raven C. G. P. Alliston, b Raven 4 J. S. G. Calthorpe, b Raven 7 Second innings. lbw, b Raven ... 46 b Lum gair.......... 48 st Tomlin, b Pal- ... 1 b m er... T o m l in , Moore ... 1 b Morgan .......23 c Tomlin, b Mor­ gan ................ 0 A. P. Rutherford, not ou t. 25 b Raven ......18 D. Smythe, b Morgan ... 5c Bishop, b Raven 5 W.B. Franklin, lbw, b Mor- c Crosthwaite, b gan .................................. 0 Moore .......... 8 A. H. Rhodes, c Raven, b M oore..................................12 not out ........ 0 B 5, lb 1, w 3, nb 3... 12 Total .................. 176 U p p in g h a m . First innings. B 2, lb 2, nb 6... 10 Total ...100 Second innings. J. W. Palmer, c Allis, b Rhodes ......................... 9 c Allis, b Smythe 53 J. F. Bishop, c Franklin, b c R h o d e s , b Smythe ..........................11 Smythe .................43 K. B. Harper, c Ellis, b Calthorpe.......................91 b Calthorpe ... 4 A. P. Graves, b Alliston ... 5 notout .......... 17. C. B. Maule, run out......... 0 b Vidler ........... 6 J. D. Crosthwaite, c Moses, b Vidler .......................32 not out ...........33 H. B. Moore, b Vidler ... 6 G. N. R. Morgan, c Rhodes, b Vidler ......................... 5 R. R. Lumgair, run out ... 4 C. E. Tomlin, c Franklin, b Alliston ......................... 5 C. E. Raven, not ou t......... 1 B 1, nb 1 ................... 2 Byes, &c. ...10 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Williams... 20 1 44 3 Ferguson. 13 2 58 1 Pinsent ... 15 0 61 1 Ireland ... 10"2 3 22 3 Dewing ... 16 2 53 2 L e v e n ­ Buist 12 0 37 0 th o r p e 2 0 12 0 W o o l w ic h . First innings Second innings. O. M R. W. O. M. It. W . Dickinson ... 143 2 45 3 ...........205 5 42 6 Dobbie ... ... 13 4 26 3 ........... 4 2 3 1 Cuningham ... 7 3 3 .......... 10 1 26 2 Meade ... ... 6 2 12 1 ........... 5 2 5 1 Mockler ... 3 0 14 0 Total ...171 Total (3 wkts) 166 STUART SURRIDGE&Go. CRICKETBATS CAN BE PURCHASED AT Lords, Oval, and the Principal Colonial Cricket Grounds throughout th e World. ft in Id cc a 1*1 STUART SURRIDGE’ S PATENT R A P I D D R I V E R AS MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THE P rin c es Edw ard and A lb e rt o f W ales. — ;i’HE — Highest Score By E. HAYES AND THE Bigest Hit By M e . J. N. CRAWFORD WERE MADE WITH STUART SURRIDGE’S P.R.D. BATS. 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