Cricket 1911

236 CEICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. J u n e 10, 1911. T H E A L I i IN D I A N T O U R . 2 nd M atch .—v. SOUTH W A L E S . P layed at Cardiff on Ju n e 5 and 6. South W ales won by seven wickets. W eak batting on the first day must be held responsible for the visitors’ defeat, for they were never able to recover from their collapse for 5 1. In their second innings they showed much improved form , both M ulla and Meherhom ji exceeding fifty, and B ajan a scoring 18 in two overs. Score and a n a ly sis:— A ll I ndia . First innings. Second innings. A. Salam-ud-din, c sub, b Hacker.................. M. D. Pai, c Bancroft, b Creber ................. R. P. Meherhomji, b H acker......................... M. Bajana, c Phillips, b Hacker ................. Dr. H. D. Kanga, c Riches, b Hacker.......... H. F. Mulla, c Bancroft, b Creber................. J. S. Warden, b Hacker ................................ P. Baloo, b Hacker ........................................ K. SeshaChari, b Creber ................................ Shafkat Hussein, c Phillips, b Creber.......... M. D. Bulsara, not out ................................ Byes 4, lb 3 ......................... Total ................................. S outh W ai First innings. N. V. H.. Riches, b Warden ......................... Silverlock, c Salam-ud-din, b Warden.......... Bancroft, run out............................................... T. A. L. Whittington (capt.), c Salam-ud-din, b Baloo.............................................................. Dr. Tresawna, c Bajana, b Baloo.................. P. Morris, b Warden .................................... Maxwell, c and b Warden................................ 3 F. Gordon-Phillips, c Bajana, b Baloo......... 18 H. G. Symonds, b Kanga................................. 56 Hacker, b Warden ......................... .......... 0 Creber, not out ............................................... 14 Byes ........................................ 3 8 b Hacker ......................... 6 11 b Creber ......................... 5 0 c Creber, b Hacker .......... 75 0 b Hacker ....................... „ 18 0 b Creber ......................... 22 1 lbw, b Hacker .................. 98 1 c Creber, b Hacker ........ . 0 13 c Riches, b Creber ......... 0 0 b Hacker ....................... 0 in b Creber ....................... 1 0 not o u t.............................. 0 Byes 7, lb 1 ................ . 8 51 To ta l........................ . 233 ES. Second innings. 15 not o u t...............................,. 28 45 b Bulsara ....................... . 7 0 not ou t............................... . 2 1 b Baloo............................... . 26 37 b Kanga ......................... 12 13 Total ......... First innings. ................. 205 A l l I n d ia . Total (3 wkts) Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Creber ................. 9*2 1 27 4 .................. ... 32 3 102 4 Hacker ................. 9 2 17 6 ................. ... 23*2 5 64 6 Gordon-Phillips 7 1 24 0 Maxwell ... ... 5 2 16 0 Silverlock ... 5 0 19 0 S o u t h W a l e s . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w . Baloo ................. 29 5 69 3 ................. ... 10 1 28 1 Salam-ud-din 9 2 29 0 ................. Warden ................. 22 6 48 5 ................. !’.! 5 0 23 0 Bajana ................. 4 0 15 0 ................. Shafkat Hussein ... 4 1 17 0 ................. 2 0 6 0 Dr. Kanga .......... 2 0 13 1 ................. ... 2 0 8 1 Bulsara ................. 2 0 11 0 .................. 6 2 10 1 E S S E X v . D E R B Y S H I R E . Played at Leyton on Ju n e 5, 6 and 7. E ssex won by nine wickets. W inning the toss Derbyshire, on a good wicket, took five hours and a quarter to score 287. Cadman, missed when 2 1, scored 10 3 in four and a-quarter hours, and made 57 with Needham and 14 3 with Forester. Several catches were m issed, and the day’s play was, oa the whole, dull and poor. On Tuesday E ssex made 425 for seven wickets, although Fan e and Douglas were out for 32. Gillingham , however, was at his best and scored 128 in 190 m inutes. He m ight have been caught when 85, but hit sixteen 4’s and put on 185 for the fifth wicket with M cGahey. Carpenter and Gibson also did well, and put on 73 together, and the former and Gibson 56. The visitors, 18 3 behind, had three men out for 43, but useful scores by W ickstead, Forester, Chapman and Je lf caused E ssex to go in again for 69, a number they obtained for the loss of one wicket. Score and analysis :— First innings. Cadman, c Perrin, b Buckenham Needham, c Gibson, b Douglas .......... Morton, st Gibson, b Trem lin................. T. Forester, c Gibson, b Douglas .......... L. Oliver, c Gibson, b Buckenham J. Chapman, b Buckenham ................. Wickstead, not out ............................... H. F. D. Jelf, c Gibson, b Buckenham.. Root, c Gibson, b Tremlin ................. Humphries, b Buckenham ................. Warren, b Buckenham ........................ B 3, lb 5 ................................ D e r b y s h ir e . ................103 ....... 32 . ...... 0 ....... 73 5 19 22 15 Total 287 Second innings. c Mead, b Douglas ......... c Douglas, b Buckenham.. not o u t............................... st Gibson, b McGahey .. c Gibson, b Buckenham .. lbw, b Douglas ... ......... c Gibson, b Tremlin .. .. c and b McGahey ......... c and b Tremlin................ b Tremlin ........................ b Tremlin ....................... B 8, lb 5, nb 2......... T o ta l......................... 7 30 0 15 253 First innings- J. W. H. T. Douglas, b Warren ................. 16 F. L. Fane, c Humphries, b Cadman .......... 4 P. A. Perrin, b Cadman ................................ 46 Freeman (J.), c Root, b Cadman ................. 16 Rev. F. H. Gillingham, cNeedham,bWarren 128 C. P. McGahey, b Warren................................ 71 Carpenter, c Root, b Warren......................... 73 K. L. Gibson, st Humphries, b Forester ... 42 Buckenham, b Cadman ................................ 42 Tremlin, b Cadman ........................................ 7 Mead (W.), not out ....................................... 10 B 5, lb 5, w 4, nb 1 ................. 15 Second innings. not out . not out . 47 7 13 Total... First innings. .................470 D e r b y s h ir e . Total (1 wkt) O. M. R. W. o. M. R. W. Buckenham .......... 34*3 4 118 6 ......................... 21 2 79 2 Douglas ... .......... 22 3 67 2 ......................... 17 3 47 2 Tremlin ... .......... 22 7 30 2 ......................... 13-3 1 55 4 Mead .......... 11 4 25 0 ......................... 3 0 n 0 McGahey... .......... 11 2 39 0 ......................... 12 1 46 2 Buckenham bowled two no-balls. E s s ex . First innings, Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Warren ... .......... 35 4 163 4 ......................... 5 0 23 0 Cadman ... .......... 48*5 9 133 5 ......................... 4 0 14 0 Root.......... .......... 18 4 57 0 ......................... 3 1 7 0 Forester ... ,.......... 25 4 73 1 ......................... 5 0 17 1 Chapman .......... 5 0 29 0 ......................... 2 0 6 0 Cadman bowled two wides, Root two, Warren one and Forester one no-ball. SOMERSET v. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Played at Taunton on Ju ne 5, 6 and 7. Gloucestershire won by five wickets. Somerset, after being 5 1 behind on the first innings, played well upon going in again, and set Gloucestershire 2 21 to m ake. They owed everything to Lewis and Johnson, who added 159 for the second wicket in 1 1 5 minutes. The former, whose play was faultless, hit thirteen 4’s. Gloucestershire won by five wickets. Jessop hit a 6 and thirteen 4’s in his 8 1. Score and analysis :— S omerset , First innings. J. Daniell, c Dennett, b Huggins................. 20 Braund, b Huggins ....................................... 5 Lewis, b Huggins ....................................... 0 E. S. M. Poyntz, c Board, b Dennett .......... 37 Robson, cDennett, b Huggins ................. 15 P. R. Johnson, b Huggins................................ 13 F. A. Phillips, b H uggins............................... 0 C. G. Deane, b Huggins ................................ 15 A. E. Newton, c Langdon, b Dennett.......... 1 Taylor, c Mills, b Huggins ......................... 9 Bridges, not o u t ............................................... 8 B 12, w 2 ................................ 14 Total First innings. Langdon, b Lewis ......................... Board, st Newton, b Robson .......... Mills, b Taylor ................................ Dipper, c Newton, b Lewis .......... G. L. Jessop, c Bridges, b Taylor ... W. Troup, c Deane, b Lewis .......... F. M. Luce, c Newton, b Taylor ... T. Miller, run out................................ W. H. Rowlands, c Braund, b Lewis Huggins, c Deane, b Taylor .......... Dennett, not out................................ Dennett ... Huggins... ... ... 137 G l OUOESTERSH IRE. Second innings. b Dennett ........................ c Troup, b Huggins .. .. c Dennett, b Mills ......... b M ills............................... run out........... ................ c Luce, b Huggins ......... b Dennett ........................ not out............................... b Huggins ........................ c Luce, b Dennett ......... b Bennett ....................... Bl, w 1, nb 1 ......... Total . 20 0 126 14 20 62 4 10 0 11 1 Second innings. 18 c Poyntz, b Taylor ... 50 c Newton, b Robson... 16 b Bridges ................. 19 lbw, b Bridges .......... 19 not ou t......................... 20 retired hurt.................. 7 not o u t......................... 3 b Taylor......................... ... 271 0 10 81 1 26 20 Lewis Taylor Bridges ... Robson (...} Poyntz ... B 7, lb 7, w 3 . ... 17 W , 2 Total ... . ... 188 Total (5 wkts) , 223 S o m e r s e t . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. .......... 24 8 43 2 .......... . 39 13 104 4 .......... 23*2 4 80 8 .......... . 26*3 1 98 3 Mills . 12 1 47 2 Miller . 5 0 19 0 'gins bowled two wides and one no-ball and Dennett one wide. G l o u c e s t e r s h ir e . First innings. Second innings. O. M R. W. O. M. R. W. .......... 26 7 51 4 .......... . 14 2 60 0 .......... 23-5 9 59 4 .......... . 20 1 69 2 .......... 8 1 30 0 .......... . 20 6 36 2 1?.......... 10 4 20 1 .......... . 13*5 3 56 1 '.......... 2 0 11 0 .......... Taylorbowled four wides and Bridges one.