Cricket 1911

3 42 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. J u ly 15, 1911. KENT v. SOMERSET. TWO SEPARATE HUNDREDS BY WOOLLEY. Played at Tonbridge Wells on July 10, 11 and 12 and won by Kent by 316 runs. This match will always be remembered chiefly on account of the batting of W oolley, who made a hundred in each innings, scoring 104 in two hours and a-quarter at his first attempt and 148 not out in two hours and a-half at his second. His first display was chanceless, but in his second he was missed when 31 and 62. Jennings also did well and in each innings helped Woolley to add over 100 for the fifth wicket, 141 being put on in 105 minutes in the first and 241 in 115 in the second. In making his 104 not out—his first hundred for the county—he offered only one chance, when 42, and at times he and his partner scored so readily that at one period 191 were added in 85 minutes. Somerset, however, were much handicapped by Lewis being unable to bowl owing to indis­ position. It was somewhat remarkable that, whereas 20 wickets went down on the first day for 344 runs on a fast wicket, 517 should be made for seven on the second. Poyntz showed good form for two hours in his second innings and hit a dozen 4’s. Score and analysis:— K ent . First innings. E. W. D illon, b Robson ............................ H um phreys, b Taylor ............................ Seym our (Jas.), b T a y lo r............................ W oolley, b Hardy .................................... H ubble, c New ton, b Taylor ................... Jennings, b Taylor ..................................... H. E. W. Prest, c Taylor, b Hardy H uish, lbw , b T a y lo r..................................... Fairservice, b T a y lo r ..................................... Blythe, n ot out ............................................. Fielder, c N ew ton, b H ardy .................. B 10, lb 8 , w3 .................. Total Second innings. 11 c N ew ton, b Robson ... . . 16 17 c Braund, b Poyntz ... . . 63 0 b Robson ........................... . 40 104 not o u t ................................... . 148 0 c Newton, b Robson... . 1 64 not o u t ................................... . 104 8 0 6 10 4 21 B 14, lb 3, w 2 ... . . 19 245 Total (4 wkts)* . . 391 * Innings declared closed. S o m erset . First innings. Lewis, b F ie ld e r........................................................ 10 B. L. Bisgood, c Fielder, b B lythe ............ 37 H on. M. Herbert, b Blythe ............................. 1 H ardy, b B ly t h e ........................................................ 13 Braund, b Fielder ............................................... 8 E. S. M. Poyntz, c H ubble, b F ie ld e r............ 2 J. Daniell, b F ie ld e r ............................................... 0 Robson, c Fielder, b B lythe .............................. 10 Taylor, c Huish, b Fielder .............................. 2 A. E. N ew ton, not out ...................................... 1 Bridges, run o u t ........................................................ 1 B 4, nb 5 ............................................... 9 Total ...................................... 99 Robson ... Taylor Bridges ... Hardy Second innings. absent, ill ............................ b H um phreys ................... c Hum phreys, b Fielder.. b Blythe ............................ c Huish, b Hum phreys .. c Seym our, b Blythe.......... c W oolley, ** F ield er.......... b H um phreys ................... c and b H u m p h rey s.......... b Hum phreys ................... not o u t .................................... B 6 , lb 3, w 1, nb 5 .. Total ................... Fielder B lythe Taylor bow led tw o w ides and H ardy three. S om erset . F irst innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. ............ 17*4 2 62 5 ..................... ............ 17 5 28 4 ..................... W oolley .............................. Fairservice ..................... H um phreys ..................... J e n n in g s.............................. B lythe bow led one w ide, Fielder nine no-balls and Fairservice one. H AM PSTEAD v. EALIN G .—Played at E a lin g . G oodyear, b Tanner............................. 67 J. H. A. Talkein, n ot out ............150 R. Ibsley, c M acwhirter, b D onald­ son ........................................................ ^ S. Hassan Shah, c Tanner, b Robertson ...................................... M. G. Tarr, c and b T a n n e r............ D. L loyd Jones, not ou t.................... B 3 1 ,lb 4 ..................... 10 59 35 Total (5 w kts) ...3 6 2 * Innings declared closed. D. R. Osborne, W. V. Pearson, V. E. M anders, R. H erschell and W. Hoole did not bat. , innings. O. M. K ent . R. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. 18 1 63 1 ............. ............. 15 4 56 3 , 26 4 82 6 ............. ............. 13 1 62 0 7 0 42 0 ............. ............. 9 1 48 0 . 11*3 2 37 3 ............. ............. 14 1 40 0 P oyntz ............ ............. 12 0 78 1 B r a u n d ............ ............. 10 1 60 0 H e rb e rt............ ............. 3 0 28 0 0 . M. R. W. 16 1 56 2 19 3 70 2 6 1 17 0 11 5 16 0 11 2 29 5 2 0 18 0 Ham pstead on July 8 . Score :— H am pstead . A. R. Tanner, b Osborne R. O. Robertson, b Osborne J. G. Donaldson, c Goodyear, Hassan S hah............................. W. R. M oon, b O sborne............ J. M ackie, b Hassan Shah ... A. G. Saunders, c Manders, O sb o rn e ...................................... E. W. H. Beaton, not out ... S. S. Pawling, c and b Hassan Shah............................................... T. M acwhirter, b Hassan Shah W. Pollock, c Goodyear, b Hassan Shah............................................... F. Atkins, b Osborne ............ B 4, lb 4 ............................. Total ................. THE ALL-INDIAN TOUR. 11 th M atch .—v. YORKSHIRE. Played at Hull on July 10 and 11 and won by Yorkshire by an innings and 43 runs. For this match the County were without several regular players and a trial was given to Micklethwaite, who showed good form in making 44. Denton, missed when 9, 15,17, 62 and 116, scored 118 in two hours and 50 minutes, bitting a six and seventeen 4’s and adding 96 with Micklethwaite and 126 with Haigh. The latter, apart from a chance when 52, played faultless cricket and hit thirteen 4’s during the two hours he was in. The early batsmen on the visiting side did fairly well, but the tail was much in evidence in each innings. The best form was shown by JayaRam, who made 53 in an hour without a mistake. He hit seven 4’s. Score and analysis:— Y o r k sh ir e . W ilson, lbw , b W a rd en ..................... Bates, run o u t ...................................... Denton, c JayaRam , b Bulsara ... Drake, c SeshaChari, b Bulsara ... W. H. M icklethwaite, lbw , b Warden ............................................... Haigh, st SeshaChari, b Baloo ... Lord Hawke, b Baloo .................... First innings. J. S. Warden, b H artington ... K. Salam-ud-din, b Drake P. Shivram, c Watson, b Smith R. P. M eherhom ji, b Hartington , B. JayaRam , b Hartington P. Baloo, c WTat 8 on, b Drake ... H. F. Mulla, b D rake.......................... Shafquat Husain, b Drake M. D. Bulsara, b Drake ............ K. SeshaChari, not out ............ Syed Hasan, b Hartington ... . B 6 , lb 2, w 1 ..................... 15 17 118 17 44 111 2 W atson, lbw , b Baloo ............ Sm ith, run o u t............................. H artington, c Salam -ud-din, Baloo ...................................... Rhodes (W m .), not o u t ............ B 28, lb 2..................... T otal..................... dia . Second innings. ... 47 b H a ig h ...................................... 5 c W ilson, b Sm ith ... 25 c Hawke, b H artington ... 35 b D rake ....................................... ... 53 b H artington ................ ... 28 b H aigh ........................................ ... 23 lbw , b Haigh ................ 4 run o u t .............................. 0 not o u t ............................. 4 run o u t .............................. 0 lbw , b H aigh ............ 9 B 4, lb 6 , w 2 ... 12 11 7 1 30 26 16 24 0 9 4 1 6 6 Total ..................................... 233 Total . 109 O. M. Y o r k sh ir e . R. W. O. M. R. W. Baloo ............ ... 36 5 127 4 1Bulsara ............ 16 4 46 2 Salam-un-din ... 13 1 50 0 Shafquat Husain 10 1 41 0 Warden ... 25 3 First innings. O. M. 91 2 | A l l I n d ia . It. W. Second innings. O. M. R. W. Drake ............ ... 23 6 65 5 ............ ............ 8 0 30 1 Rhodes (Wm .) ... 7 2 35 0 ............ ............ 4 0 5 0 Sm ith ............ ... 10 1 33 1 ............ ............ 6 3 12 1 H artington ... ... 17-2 2 76 4 ............ ............ 9 1 31 2 Haigh ............ ... 4 ■ 0 15 0 ............ ............ 10 3 19 4 H artington bowled one wide and Haigh two. R1CKLING G REEN v. M ARLBOROUGH BLUES, on July 8 . S core:— R ick ling G reen . V. Routledge, c Thring, b Lewis .. 4 G. L. Sm allwood, c W ynne, b H a c k in g ............................................... 2 C. Nockolds, b H a ck in g ..................... 0 G. G. Riviere, c Gatey, b Lewis ... 4 S. T. Lam bert, b L e w is.................... 0 H. D. Curgenven, c Freeland, b B a c k in g ............................................... 14 W. I. Row ell, not out ..................... 58 C. W ilson, c Tyler, b Marshall ... 10 H. Bacon, c W ynne, b Hacking ... 7 G. M. Hoare, b H acking ............ 6 O. Hayden, b L ew is............................. 0 Byes, &c................................... 9 -Played at R ickling Green Total 114 M arlbokouch B lues . L. C. R. Thring, c Bacon, N ockolds... .............................. A. Tylor, b C u rgen v en ............ M. O. Lewis, c Row ell, bN ockolds H. G. Marshall, b N ockolds ... C. H. M. Thring, c W ilson, N ockolds ............................. Capt. Freeland, c Nockolds, Curgenven ............................. H. Church, c Nockolds, b Cur genven ............................................. P. J. Rolt, b N o c k o ld s............ H. L. W ynne, b N ockolds ... K. Gatey, st W ilson, b Nockolds A. Hacking, not out ............ B 15, w 1 ..................... 12 8 8 21 * 14 24 33 1 3 16 Total ..............................150 W ANDERERS v. G U IL D F O R D .- Played at Guildford on July 8 . S core:— W anderers . G uildford . 6 Stanley Colman, c F. H. Franks, b K. D. Thornburn, run out ............ 36 12 Sm ith .............................................. 82 F. Titley, lbw , b C h ristian ............ 17 T. C. Stafford, c C. D. Franks, b S. H. N orthcott, c Brooks, b T. C. 3 N. B. H a r r is ...................................... 7 S ta ffo r d ............................................... 18 4 R. L. Bowen, c Gamm on, b N. B. N. B. Harris, c S. Stafford, b 21 Harris ............................................... 35 K enw ard............................................... 19 J. U. C. W att, lbw , b S m ith ............ 1 C. D. Harris, b T. C. Stafford ... 6 12 R. B. Brooks, b Sm ith ..................... 26 G. A. Franks, b Kenw ard ............ 1 29 S.Stafford, c G.A. Franks, bS m ith 11 T. C. Sm ith,c Lam bert, b Kenward 19 R. Ken w ard,c Sm ith, b C.D. Harris 38 T. H. Franks, c Watt, b K enward 9 4 C. N. Lam bert, c Titley, b G. A. A. Gamm on, not out .................... is 0 Franks ............................................... 1 C.Turner, c Christian, b K enward 10 P. G. Gale, c Turner, b N orthcott 34 Searle, b Bow en ... .................... 1 7 G. Daw dry, b G. A. F ra n k s............ 17 B 7, w 1 ...................................... 8 4 F. W. Christian, not out.................... 0 — 8 B 6 , w 2.................................... 8 T otal............................ ... 161 110 Total .......... ... 210