Cricket 1910

16 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. J a n . 27, 1910. CR ICKET IN SOUTH AFR ICA . WESTERN PROVINCE v. CAPE TOWN. Played at Newlands on December 25 and 27 and ended in a tie. When Buchanan went in, last man, 13 runs were required, and when four were needed Minnaar was bowled by Short with a no-ball. The majority of the names of the players will be familiar to Englishmen. Horwood and M. and A. Bisset have toured this country with a South African team ; George Hearne is a son of Frank Hearne, who played for K ent; W. Yeoman, R. P. B. Davis and P. T. Lewis were at Oxford ; F. J. V. Hopley was a Cambridge Blue ; and H. S. Kaye has been seen in the Yorkshire team. Score and analysis C ape T own . First innings. A.Willoughby, c Buchanan, b M innaar........................... 6 G. Hearne, b Bam; ...........28 Second innings. b Buchanan .. 14 c Kaye, b Bu­ chanan ........... 4 W. Yeoman, c M. Bisset, b Buchanan 1 ...........................23 b Buchanan S. E. Horwood, c A. Bisset, b Buchanan...........................G2 Whitehead, lbw, b Hopley 15 W. Short, b Buchanan ... 10 R. P. B. Davis, b Kaye ... 12 G. Iunes, b Buchanan ... 1 A. Moll, not o u t ........... C. Jackson, b Minnaar W. Fish, b Minnaar ... Byes, &c.............. 11 . 0 12 bJHopley ... run out b B a m ........... b Buchanan c J a c k s o n , Minnaar... b Minnaar ., b Buchanan not out........... Byes, &c. Total First innings. A. Bisset, c Yeoman, b S h o r t................... ........... F. J. V. Hopley, b Short ... F. Reid, c Fish, c Innes ... 25 H. S. Kaye, b Whitehead... 1 M. Bisset, lbw, b White­ head ...................................47 P. T. Lewis, b In n es......... 1 D. C. Jackson, c Davis, b In n e s ................................... 0 R. P. Fitzgerald, bShort... 11 R. Buchanan, b Whitehead 2 I. Bam, c Horwood, b S h o r t...................................10 C. Minnaar, not o u t ........... 2 Byes, &c.......................27 ...................186 Total...........181 W esters P rovince . Second innings. run out................... 1 c Willoughby, b Short ...........06 1 ) Whitehead ... 28 c Fish, b Short... 22 c Hearne, b Short 21 b Whitehead ... 7 b Short...................22 lbw, b Whitehead 3 not out ........... 4 b Whitehead b Short Byes, &c. Total ...........148 C ape T ow n . Total......... 210 First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Buchanan ... 22 4 55 4 ... Minnaar ... 15-5 2 54 3 ... Jackson ... ... 2 1 4 0 ... Bam ... 11 3 34 1 ... Hopley ... .. 7 3 9 1 ... Kaye ... 4 0 . 18 1 ... M. Bisset O. M. R. W 21 5 64 5 17 7 46 2 5-4 2 17 1 7 2 27 1 2 0 17 0 3 0 6 0 Fitzgerald Bam bowled three no-balls and Hopley one. W estern P rovince . Whitehead Short C. Jackson Innes First innings. O. M. R. W. 26-5 10 45 3 . 21 5 51 4 4 2 17 0 . 41 8 3 . Fish Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 25 9 62 4 ... 22-4 3 84 5 22 0 24 0 Short bowled fifteen no-balls and Whitehead six. CR ICKET IN AU STR A L IA . NEW SOUTH WALES 1 st XI. v. 2 n d XI. Played at Sydney on November 13 and 15 and left drawn. Gow and Cranney made 182 for the first wicket of the Second Eleven in 70 minutes, the former claiming 110 of the number. Gow, whose innings was said to be one of the best ever seen on the Sydney ground, hit eighteen 4’s. Leslie Minnett did well to take five wickets for 09 runs in a total of 445 . E. L. Waddy, hitting two 6 ’s and twenty-five 4 ’s, made 112 in one hundred and thirty-eight minutes ; he hit 21 (five 4’s and a single) off an over from Sayle aud punished the next —from Conolly— for 18 (4, 1, 6 , 6 , 1). He and Diamond added 252 for the third wicket. The Second Eleven made 445 in three hours forty-one minutes and the First Eleven 507 in four hours and three-quarters. Score and analysis:— T he S econd E leven . F. Gow, c Barnes, b Minnett ....................110 H. Cranney, c Thomas, b Collins ....................117 R. V. Minnett, c Stack, b Kelleway .......... 45 D. C. Reid, c Collins, b B a rn es...................65 W. E. Pite, b Stack ... 2 H. Goddard, st Gorry, b Stack ...................15 S. H. Emery, c Barnes, b Minnett ...........43 G. L. Sayle, b Minnett 16 G. Harvey, c Barnes, b Minnett ........... 7 P. A. Conolly, not out 11 J. Scott, c Gregory, b Minnett ........... 0 B 10, lb 2, nb 2 ... 14 Total , ..445 T he F irst E leven . E. L. Waddy, c Reid, b C on olly.................161 C. W. Gregory.b Emery 5 J.C. Barnes, c Minnett, b Emery .................. 1 A. Diamond, c Scott, b Goddard ...........102 Rev. E. F. Waddy, not out ...........................141 G. Thomas, run o u t... 16 H. L. Collins, c Gow, b Sayle ...................19 C. Kelleway, c Sayle, b Goddard ...........30 W. J. Stack, st Harvey, b Goddard 5 L. A. Minnett, run out ... ................... 0 C. R- Gorry, c and b G oddard.................. 10 B 3, lb 3, nb 2 ... 8 Total ...507 T he S econd E lrven . O. M R. W. O. M R. W. L. A. MinStack 19 1 lie. 2 nett 193 2 99 5 Collins .. 15 0 76 1 Kelleway... 16 4 89 1 |Barnes .. 8 0 51 1 T he F irst E leven . O. M. R. W. O. M R. W\ Sayle........... 20 ii 103 1 1 Conolly .. 16 0 105 1 Emery 28 3 129 2 Cranney. 1 0 10 0 Scott.......... •20 2 79 0 |Goddard. 16 2 73 4 CRICKET IN IND IA . H.H. THE MAHARAJAH OF KUCH BEHAR’S XI. v. CALCUTTA.—Played at the Eden Gardens on December 24 and 25 and won by the visitors by an innings and i*0 runs. Lewis and Robson, of Somerset, bowled well and J. Daniell, the County’s captain, scored 77. Score and analysis :— H.H. the M aharajah of K uch B ehar ’ s XI. A. E. Lewis, bTwiss... 32 M. Parekh,cTurnbull, b Twiss .................. 0 M. Bajana, bTwiss ... 1 A. B. Rosser, c Reid, b Lee........................43 Prince V. Narayan, c Twiss, b Quinn ... 2 E. Robson, b Quinn... S. Warden, not out ... J. Daniell, b Lee N. Wilmott, b Craik.. B. Mukerji, b Craik... Byes, <£c............... Zainulabad did not bat. ' Innings declared closed. Total (0 wkts)*266 C alcutta . First innings. J. B. Craik, lbw, b Lewis... 3 G. Turnbull, b Lewis...........11 C. Reid, b Robson ........... 0 J. E. Jukes, c and b War­ den .................................. 0 E. Greenwell, b Lewis ... 0 V. Given-Wilson, b Warden 17 S. C. B. Lee, c and b Lewis 18 J. D. Guise, b Lew is........... 4 M. R. Quinn, b Lewis ... 0 Major Bateman-Champain, b W arden .......................... 2 E. K. Twiss, n o to u t...........10 Byes, &c.......................11 Total ... 76 Second innings, c Warden, b Rob­ son ........... ... 23 c Daniell, b War­ den ................... 0 not out ........... 0 lbw, b Robson ... 8 c and b Wilm ott 3 b Robson ...........29 b Warden ........... 2 b Robson ...........19 b W ard en ........... 0 b Robson ........... 4 cWarden, b Lewis 0 Byes, &c. ... 12 Total...........100 H.H. the M aharajah of K uch B ehar ’ s XI. R. W. R. W Lee........... ... 81 .. 2 Reid ... 7 .. 0 Twiss ... ... 100 .. 3 Guise ... 15 .. 0 Quinn ... ... 24 .. 2 Craik ... ... 11 2 First innings. R. L ew is................... 44 Warden ........... 14 Robson ........... 7 W. , 6 . 3 1 Second innings. Wilmott Mukerjf R. 18 82 32 2 4 HINDU GYMKHANA v. MAHOMEDAN C.C.— Played at Bombay on December 5th and won by the Hindu by 68 runs. H indu G ymkhana . R. Kirtiker b Edroos 0 T. Javery, st F.droos... D. Shete,lbw, b Edroos 80 D. Telang, b Edroos... B. Desai, run out ... 0 T. Joshi, c Edross ... 1 R. Telang, st Edroos.. 1 N. Bhagwat, b Papa.. 18 B. Acharya, c Papa... ] S. Pilgaoker, not out 6 N. lvharwa, b Edroos 2 Byes, &c.............. 20 Total ...142 M ahomedan C.C. Ismail, b Desai ... ... 12 Papa, c Pilgaoker .. 13 K. Contractor, lbw, b D esai..........................20 Edroos, lbw, b Desai.. 10 Bandookwala, c D. Te­ lang .......................... 3 Gausar, b D. Telang ... 1 Valli Ahmed,b Desai.. K. Adam, c Telang ... lsak Manuel, c Desai Shek Husein, b D. Telang ................... A. Hamid, not out ... Byes, & c ............ Total ........... CR ICKET i n CEYLON . At the end of November a team representing Southern India visited Ceylon. Their batting was weak, the only player of much note in the side being J. T. Gwynn, who made 103 and 84 in Madras against Ceylon in 1905. 1 st M atch.-v. COLOMBO. Played at Colombo on November 27 and won by the home side by an innings and 20 runs. Kilmister took twelve wickets for 35 runs. Score and analysis — S outh of I ndia XL First innings. J. T. Gwynn, c Paterson, b c W i c k s , b K ilm ister.......................... 0 Thornton 3 R. Foulkes, lbw,b Kilmister 6 c Budgen, b Thornton 2 L. G. Ivniglit, c Budgen, b Kilmister ................... 0 b Thornton... 7 J. Pennethorne, c Budgen, c Thornton, b b Edwards.......................... 9 Kilmister 6 II. Latham, b Thornton ... 14 b Kilmister 4 W. Cross, b Kilmister 6 b Wicks 2 J. Shute, c Edwards, b c Edwards, b K ilm ister........................... 7 Kilmister 1 Healy, b Kilmister ........... 9 not out 10 C. W. Deane, c Thornton, b Wicks .......................... 0 b Kilmister 0 C. Peddie, o Crg.wford, b W ick s.................................. 0 c and b Kilmister 0 Dr. Van Langenberg, not c Thornton, b out .................................. 2 Kilmister 0 Byes, &c................... 2 Byes, &c. 0 Total ................... 55 Total ... 35 C olombo . C. H. Kilmister, c Gwynn, b Penne- thorne ................... 21 A.G.G.Hyde,b Gwynn 1 H. L. Crawford, c Gwynn, b Penne- thorne ................... 1 H. L. Dowbiggin, not out ........................... 0 Byes, &c .............. 7 W. E. M. Paterson, c Gwynn, b Cross ... 22 Dr. G. Thornton, c Gwynn, b Cross ... 8 T. Leese, c Knight, b Healy............................ 5 II. M. Edwards, c Latham, b Cross ... 4 C. A. Wicks, b Cross... 0 E. C. Mackwood, b Healey ................10 Capt. B u g d e n , b Total ...110 Pennethorne .......31 S outh of I ndia XI. First innings. O. M. R. W. Kilmister ... 16’4 10 17 6 Edwards ... 5 0 19 1 Thornton ... 7 0 10 1 ....................... 8 493 Wicks ......... 4 1 7 2 ....................... 3 1 8 C olombo . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W P e n n e - j Healey ... 9 0 20 2 thorne... 9-4 3 30 3 Latham.. 2 0 22 0 Cross ... 13 3 28 4 | Gwynn... 2 0 3 1 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 11-5 1 18 6 2 nd M atch . UP-COUNTRY. Played at Darrawalla on November 29 and won on the first innings by the home side. The total scores w e r e S o u th of India X I., 87 and 113 for five wickets (innings declared closed); Up-Country, 120 and 11 for two wickets. In Tasmania on November 27th Mangalore (396 for six wickets, innings declared closed) beat Old Beach (18 and 20) by an innings and 358 runs. Printed and Published by M erritt & H atcher , L td ., 167, 168 and 169, Upper Thames Street, London, E.G., January, 27th, 1910.