Cricket 1910

37 2 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. S e p t . i , 1 9 1 0 . from Captain Wynyard reports concerning the fine bowling of Yogler and Faulkner, who are both “ googlie” Iowlers of high-class merit. In 48 wickets lost by the English­ man iu Test matches against the South Africans Vogler was responsible for tbe exit of 19. The article is excellently illustrated, and so clear to me seeu.s Mr. Vaile’s explana’ion regarding the “ gonplie ” break, that if I were starting my cricket career I would most certainly try to cultivate the “ googlie.” CRICKET IN INDIA. BOM BAY G YM K H AN A v. ISLAM GYM KH ANA. — Played on the Esplanade, Bom bay, on August 6 and left draw n. Score and analysis :— B o m b a y G y m k h a n a . E. E. Christie, c Sulle- m anji, b Tam boo- w alla ..............................74 L. B. W ard, c Pirma- hom ed, b C. M. Ali 11 E. M. F. N icholson, b T. M ullaji....................27 C. G. Stilem an, c Raz- zah, b T. M ullaji ... 0 F. F. Stilem an, c and b C. M. Ali ............14 * Innings declared closed. G . C. P hillips and G . M. Pearson did not batT Isla m G y m k h a n a . F. L. Sprott, c Vish- ram, bTam boow alla 9 V. E. Purcell, not out 14 C. D. Baker, c Sulle- m anji, b Bestani ... 14 T. H. Watts, not out 8 Byes, & c................ 2 Total (7 wkts)*173 M ahom edali Vishram, c Purcell, b Pear­ son .............................. 1 C. Contractor, lbw , b N icholson ............2' S. A. Razzak, not out 24 C. M. A li, not out ... 2 Byes, &c................ 2 Total (2 w kts) 62 B o m b a y G y m k h a n a . O. M. R. W. T am boow allall 0 49 2 I Bustani.. Ali Pearson ... N icholson. W atts O. M. R. W. 9 1 38 1 8 1 27 2 ,1 2 0 57 2 |M ullaji I sl a m G y m k h a n a . O. M. R . W. O. M. R. W. 5 0 15 1 I C. Stilem an 3 0 9 0 8 1 23 1 Purcell ... 2 0 2 0 3 0 6 0 |Ward ... 1 0 5 0 BUCKS v. HERTS. Played at Wolvei*ton on A ugust 12 and w on by Herts by ten w ickets. Score and analysis:— H e r t s . R. C. Grellet, c Eyles, b Frith ................26 G olding, st Shaw, b P a g e .............................18 C. H. Titchm arsh, c Eyles, b F rith..........31 Colem an, c Ross, b W right .............. 42 R. B. Cowley, c sub, b F r ith .............................11 E. S. H ousehold, c Shaw, b P a g e .......... 3 E. L. W right, st Shaw, b W rig h t.....................29 E. H. Cuthbertson, run out ..................... 11 W. H. Marsh, bV icker- staff .....................16 Shelford, not out ... 3 Burton, c Edwards, W right ..................... 2 B yes, &c............... 5 Total ...197 Second in n in g s: Golding, not out, 0 ; E. H. Cuth­ bertson, not out, 6 ; byes, &c., 2. Total (no w kt) 8 . B u ck s . First innings. Second innings. T. R . Kent, b Burton ... 1 b C olem an ............15 E. A. Shaw, c Cuthbertson, b Burton ............................. 2 b Burton ............29 N. C. L. Ross, st H ouse­ hold, b B u rto n ...................25 b Colem an O rton, b Coleman ............ 4 b Burton J. Edwards, c Chelford, b Colem an ............................. 2 b B urton . L. T. Stillm an, b Colem an 9 b Colem an . W right, b Burton Page, c Titchm arsh, b Burton ............................. P. L. Frith, not out ............ E. G. Eyles, b Coleman ... Vickerstaff, b Coleman ... Byes, &c.......................... 7 b B urton not o u t............ c Cuthbertson, b Burton ............ 6 st C uthbertson, b C olem an............22 b C olem an ............ 4 B yes, &c. ... 8 O. P a g e ............15 Vickerstaff 14 First innings. O. M. R. W. Colem an ... 12 2 3 32 5 B u r to n ............ 12 5 30 5 .....................76 T otal ...............128 H e r t s . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. 4 63 2 IFrith ... 12 3 65 3 4 34 1 |W right ... 12 4 30 3 B uck s . Second innings. O. M. R. W. 16 2 43 5 ... 15 2 77 5 SUSSEX v. YORKSHIRE. Played at Brighton on August 25, 26 and 27. THE BRIGHTON FESTIVAL. Drawn. D uring the three hours and 50 m inutes that play was possible on Thursday Yorkshire made 215 for four w ickets. For that good score they were indebted alm ost w holly to W ilson and Rhodes, who, com ing together w ith four m en out for 74, added 171 w ithout being parted in less than two hours and a-half, the form er being 101 not out at the end of the day and the latter 77. Heavy rain prevented the gam e from being continued on Friday before three o ’clock, and then things w ent badly for Sussex. Yorkshire took their total to 314, the last six w ickets adding 09 in 55 m inutes. The stand of Wilson and Rhodes realised 182 runs in 155 m inutes. N either player m ade a m istake of any kind, and the form er hit seven 4’s and the latter eleven. The w icket was all in favour of the attack w hen Sussex w ent in, and but for a fifth-w icket stand of 53 by R elf (A. K.) and Chaplin w ould have collapsed com pletely. As it was, six m en were out for 85 at the end of the day. H irst, assisted by a strong cross-wind, took five of the w ickets—all bowled dow n. By the tim e the gam e was resum ed on Saturday the w icket had dried considerably, and the Sussex tail did so w ell that the last four w ickets pu t on 155. Chaplin played an admirable game, hitting loose balls severely and scoring his 71 in tw o hours and 10 m in u tes: he hit ten 4’s. Cox, who defended strongly for 100 m inutes, helped him to add 75 in 95 m inutes for the seventh w icket. With Jupp and Vincett together the follow -on was saved and before the innings closed the score was taken to w ithin 74 of that of Yorkshire. Jupp played very steadily for 32 not out and added 35 w ith Vincett for the ninth w icket and 57 (in 27 m inutes) w ith Butt for the last. When Yorkshire w ent in again the play was very slow and uninteresting, Myers and Bates taking nearly an hour to score 39, but Denton m ade am ends by m aking 50 him self in an hour. The innings was declared w ith three w ickets down for 133, leaving Sussex an hour in w hich to bat before the drawing of stum ps. The cricket was not taken seriously, all the regular bowlers being rested. Score and analysis:— Y orkshire . First innings. Second innings. Capt. A. D. Legard, b R elf (R. R .) ............................ 8 E.J. Radcliffe, c Relf(A.E.), b R elf (R. R.) ........... 2 D enton, c R elf (R. R .), b V incett ..........................28 c Cox, bChaplin 54 W ilson, c Vine, b V incett...109 n o to u t...................15 H irst, b Relf (R . R . ) .........12 Rhodes, c Heygate, b K il­ lick .................... ........I ll Haigh, c and b K illick ... 8 B ooth, c Chaplin, b Killick 12 Bates, b V in cett................... 1 c Chaplin,b Jupp 12 M yers, c and b K illick ... 2 c Cartwright, b Jupp .......47 D olphin, not ou t................... 1 B 13, lb 5, w 1, nb 1 20 B 1, lb 4 ... 5 Total ............314 Total (3 wkts)*133 * Innings declared closed. S ussex . P. Cartw right, b Hirst R elf (R . R.), b Hirst... R. 13. Heygate, b Hirst Vine, b I’ooth ............ R elf (A. E.), b H irst.. I'. Chaplin, b Uaigh... Killick, b H irs t........... Cox (G. R .), b Booth.., Jupp, n otou t ............32 Vincett, c Booth, b Myers .......... ... 27 Butt.c Haigh, b B ooth 35 B 1, lb 2, nb 1 ... 4 Total , .. 240 Second in n in g s: P. Cartwright, not out, 22 ; K il­ lick, b Bates, <>4 ; Cox (G. R .), not out, 6 ; Vincett, b D olphin, 0 ; b 1, lb 4, 5. Total (2 w kts) 67. Y o r k s h ir e . O. Relf (A .E .) ... R elf (R . It.) ... Vincett ............ Cox (G. R .) ... K illick ............ Jupp ............ Vine ............ Cartw right ... H eygate........... V incett bow led one wide* and K illick one no-ball. S u ss e x . . M. R. W. O. M. R. W. .17 7 33 0 ... .. 11 8 8 0 20 5 06 3 ... ... 9 3 16 0 17 3 75 3 ... 9 2 28 0 ... 8 0 26 0 11*5 1 55 4 ... 8 2 10 0 ... 11 1 52 2 0 1 18 0 ... 1 0 1 0 ... ... 3 1 4 0 1 0 8 0 ... C haplin... 2-5 0 22 1 H irst Booth ... Rhodes ... H aigh ... Myers ... Radcliffe 32 16-5 , 15 11 4 5 64 48 39 28 18 39 Dolphin Legard W ilson B a tes... Haigh bow led one no-ball. SU R REY 2 n d X L v. H ERTFO RD SH IRE. Played at Reigate on August 17 and 18 and left drawn. Score and aualysis :— S u r r e y 2 n d XI. D. J. Knight, run out 45 Goatly, c Cowley, b Burton .................... 99 Myers, c Lem oine, b Shclford .....................35 J.E.Jew ell, b Colem an 9 C. T. A. W ilkinson, c Shelford, b Burton 22 Spring, b M arsh..........63 Blacklidge, b M arsh... 23 A. W . F. R utty, b S h e lfo rd .................54 Vigar, st Lem oine, b Burton .................34 Jackson, not out ... 15 Freeman, c W right, b Burton ...................... 1 B ll,lb 2 , w 2 ,n b 2 17 Total ...417 Second innings : Myers, run out, 6 ; Goatly, not out, 23 ; W ilkinson, not out, 4 , byes, &c., 1. Total (1 w kt.) 34. H e r t f o r d s h ir e . Golding, b Freem an .. 10 R.C. Grellet, c Spring, b Freeman ............... 16 C. H. Titchm arsh, c Knight,b B lacklidge 76 Coleman, c K night, b F re e m a n .................... 12 R.B. Cowley, c R uttjT, b Spring ...................... 147 E. L. W right, c Vigar, b Spring ........................30 S u r r e y 2 n d XL First innings. Second innings. W .H. Marsh, b Jewell 22 H. M. H arford,c Vigar, b S p r in g ....................22 Burton, n ot out ... 13 Shelford, b Jewell ... 5 H. M. Lem oine, c and b J e w e ll.................... 0 B 6 , lb 4, w 4 ... 14 Total ...367 Coleman Burton .. Shelford Marsh G oldin g.. O. 27 23 14 14 2 M. R. W . 3 132 1 ... 2 120 4 ... 0 78 2 ... 1 00 2 ... 0 10 0 ... G rellet ... W right . O. M. R. W. Burton bow led tw o w ides and tw o no-balls. H e r t f o r d s h ir e . O. M. R. W O. M R. W Freem an. 13 3 33 3 Spring ... 27 3 85 3 Myers 2 0 12 0 G oatly ... 1 0 3 0 Jackson .. 19 2 69 0 W ilkinson 5 0 26 0 Jew ell 7 1 21 3 Blacklidge 27 4 104 1 W O RCESTERSH IRE v. STAFFO RD SH IRE. Played at Stourbridge on August 22, 23 and 24 and won by W orcestershire by eight w ickets. Score and analysis:— S t a f f o r d s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. H ollow ood, b Cuffe ............ 0 b Cuffe................. 3 Nichols, c Grim shaw, b Burrow s ............................. 0 b Cuffe................. 5 Barnes, lbw , b C u ffe............ 7 c A rnold, b Pear­ son 59 Brown, b Cuffe ..................... 0 c Burns, b Bur­ row s 5 Vost, c Grim shaw, b Arnold 25 b Pearson ...... 11 J. Taylor, c Bale, b Burrows 0 c Bale, b Burrows 54 W. J. Beddows, c Bale, b Cuffe ...................................... 14 b Pearson ........ 4 H. D. Stratton, c Burrows, b Cuffe .............................. 8 b Cuffe.............. 15 Lane, b Cuffe ..................... 1 not out ...... 12 Deyes, not out ..................... 0 c Bale, b Pearson 5 W. Haynes, b Cuffe ............ 2 b B u rrow s........ 2 Byes, &c......................... 12 Byes, &c. ... 15 Total ... ... 09 W o r c e s t e r s h ir e . Total ...190 Bow ley, c D eyes,bVost 20 Pearson, b Barnes ... 57 Arnold, b Barnes ... 38 Grim shaw, bB arnes... 37 W. T. F. Holland, b Nichols ..................... 0 W. B. Burns, b N ichols 23 Cuffe, b B a rn e s.......... 0 Turner, c Stratton, b Barnes ............ , Collier, b Barnes Burrows, b Barnes , Bale, not out ... , Byes, &c............. Total ... , 1 .. 4 .. 6 .. *2 .. 19 ..207 Second in n in gs: B ow ley, lbw , b Deyes, 2 ; Pear­ son, not out, 27 ; Arnold, c and b Lane, 23 ; Grim ­ shaw, not out, 0 ; byes, &c., 5.—Total (2 w kts) 57. S t a f f o r d s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. It. W. Burrows ... 6 1 16 2 ............. 11 4 3 23 3 Cuffe ............ 15-1 2 27 7 ............ 17 7 44 3 Arnold ... 10 3 14 1 ............16 2 40 0 Pearson ............ 11 3 22 4 G rim sh a w ............ 7 2 19 0 B u r n s .................... 6 0 27 0 W o r c e s t e r sh ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Barnes ............21 ’5 7 59 7 ............ Deyes ............ 5 0 21 0 ............. 3 0 12 1 Vost ............ 7 0 45 1 ............. 2 0 19 0 Lane ............ 2 0 12 0 ............. 1 0 12 1 N ich ols............ 15 2 51 2 ............. 4 1 9 0 Deyes bow led three no-balls.