Cricket 1911

364 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. J uly 22 ,1911 . Y o r k s h i r e ; v . e s s e x . Played at Sheffield on July 17, 18 and 19 and left drawn. Wilson made two capital scores in this match, but in his second innings, when he and Rhodes put up 125 for the first wicket, he was missed ere scoring. The play during the three days was, on the whole, slow. For Essex Douglas and Fane made 118 for the first wicket, Perrin and Campbell 77 for the sixth and Gibson and Buckenham 75 for the eighth. Perrin was in three hours and a-quarter for his runs. Score and analysis :— First innings. Rhodes, b Douglas ..................................... W ilson, lbw , b Douglas ............................ Denton, b Douglas .................................... Drake, b Buckenham ..................................... Hirst, b B u ck en h a m ..................................... Booth, b B uckenham ..................................... Bates, c Carpenter, b B uckenham .......... Haigh, c Buckenham , b M ead................... E. J. Iladcliffe, c Carpenter, b Douglas Dolphin, c Gibson, b Buckenham ... .. H artington, not out ..................................... B 3, nb 3 .............................................. Total Y o r k sh ir e . Second innings. 27 c Carpenter, b Trem lin .. 80 b Buckenham ................... 7 c Gibson, b Trem lin .. .. 1 c M cGahey, b Douglas 1 c Douglas, b Trem lin 17 b Douglas ............................ 44 c Carpenter, b Mead.......... 68 not o u t ..................................... ............................. 270 Innings declared closed. First innings. E ssex . J.W . H. T. Douglas, st D olphin, b Rhodes... 61 F. L. Fane, c Denton, b Drake ..................... 67 P. A. Perrin, st Dolphin, b H a ig h ..................... 81 Carpenter, c Dolphin, b Drake ..................... 7 Russell (A. C.), b H irst ......................................... 42 C. P. McGahey, b H irst ....................................... 6 P. Cam pbell, b Rhodes ........................................ 35 K. L. G ibson, c Dolphin, b D rak e....................... 48 Buckenham , not o u t ................................................ 26 Trem lin, b Drake........................................................ 0 Mead (W .), b H a rtin g ton ....................................... 0 B 13, lb 1, nb 5 ....................................... 19 B 3, lb 5, w 1 ... . Total (7 wkts)* . Second innings. b Drake................................... c H irst, b D rake................. n ot o u t ................................... not o u t ................................... T otal............ First innings. O. M. R. ................... 392 Y o r k sh ir e . W. B 1, lb 1, nb 2... . Total (2 w kts.) Second innings. 333 ... 78 Buckenham ............ 31 1 107 5 ............................ 19 2 81 1 Douglas ... ............ 25 7 70 4 ............................. 18 4 64 2 Trem lin ... ............ 9 1 31 0 .............. 24*5 3 112 3 McGahey ............ 15 1 49 0 ............. Mead (W .) ............ 1-4 0 7 1 ............. 23 4 67 1 Buckenham and Douglas each bow led tw o no-balls. First innings. E ssex . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. H irst ............ 41 18 55 o B ooth ... ............. 8 4 11 o ” ! ..... H artington ............ 23 0 70 i .............. 2 0 7 0 R hodes ... ............ 43 4 124 2 ............................ Drake ............ 20 4 68 4 ............................. 0 1 19 2 Haigh ............ 18 2 45 1 ............. W ilson ............................ 7 1 20 0 Bates ............................ 3 0 14 0 D e n t o n ............................ 3 0 14 0 H artington bow led five no-balls W ilson tw o. THE ALL-INDIAN TOUR. 13 th M atch .—v. SOMERSET. Played at Taunton on July 17, 18, and 19 and won by the tourists by one wicket, through Braund missing Shivram when only three runs were wanted with the last pair in. In obtaining their hundreds, neither Bajana nor Braund made a mistake. Shivram had a very great hand in the success of his side, scoring 113 not out in the last innings and making the third hundred of the tour. Baloo proved a splendid partner, staying with him whilst ^ w e r e put on for the seventh wicket. Score and analysis :— First innings. Braund, lbw , b S alam -ud-din............................. 17 H ardy, c and b B a lo o ............................................... 2 Robson, b Salam-ud-din ...................................... 11 H. W . Saunders, b B a lo o ...................................... 6 J. Daniel, c W arden, b B a lo o ............................. 15 V. T. H ill, c Bajana, b Baloo ............................. 0 G. W. H odgkinson, b Salam -ud-din ............ 44 Capt. Lyall, b Salam -ud-din ............................. 15 H on. M. Herbert, c Bajana, b Salam -ud-din 30 Taylor, b Salam -ud-din ...................................... 2 Chidgey, not o u t ........................................................ 3 B 8 , w 2, lb 2 ...................................... 12 Total ......................................157 First innings. A ll I n d ia . Dr. H . D. Kanga. b Robson ............................. 1 J. S. W arden, b Taylor ...................................... 0 M. Bajana, c Daniell, b Robson .................... 108 R. P. M eherhom ji, st Chidgey, b Braund ... 19 P. Shivram , c Taylor, b Robson ..................... 15 H . F. Mulla, lbw , b Braund ............................. 0 K. Salam -ud-din, c Braund, b R ob son ............ 1 P. Baloo, b Robson ............................................... 11 Shafquat Husain, c Chidgey, b Robson ... 18 M. D. Bulsara, c Herbert, b Taylor ............ 17 Syed Hasan, not out ............................................... 0 L b 4, w 2 ................................................ 6 Total ............................... 196 Second innings. b Kanga .............................125 run o u t ...................................... 41 st Syed Hasan, b Shafquat Husain ............................. 5 lbw , b Bulsara .................... 14 b S a la m -u d-din .................... 13 b Shafquat Husain .......... 22 b W arden ............................. 41 n ot o u t ...................................... 11 c M eherhom ji, b W arden 0 b W arden ............................. 1 c Salam -ud-din, b Kanga 3 B 25, lb 1, w 1......... 27 T otal .................. Second innings. b Taylor .......................... b Robson ........................... b Robson ........................... c Chidgey, b Robson not o u t .................................... b Robson .......................... c Chidgey, b Braund c Braund, b Robson ... . b Taylor ........................... run o u t ................................... not o u t ................................... B 4, lb 8 , w 2 ... . — Total^(9 w k ts)., 303 10 0 37 113 0 ^5 2 13 F irst innings. S om erset . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. w. Salam-un-din ... 17-1 1 64 6 ............................. 12 0 73 1 Baloo , ... 17 2 48 4 .............................. 18 4 53 0 Warden . .. 3 0 11 0 ........................... 19 2 46 3 Husain . . ... 2 0 16 0 ................................ 13 1 73 2 Bulsara . , ... 1 0 6 0 ........................... 3 0 28 1 K anga............................. 2*2 0 3 2 Bulsara, Baloo and Salam -ud-din bow led one wide each. First innings. A l l I n d ia . Second innings. O. M. R. w. O. M. R. w . Robson . ... 23 3 82 6 ............................. 33-1 8 83 5 Taylor , ... 12-1 2 53 2 .............................. 21 2 94 2 Hardy . ... 8 0 15 0 ........................... 3 0 10 0 Braund . , ... 15 4 40 2 ............................. H ill..................... 18 2 1 0 56 8 1 0 Taylor bow led four wides. GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. SURREY . Played at Bristol on July 17,18 and 19 and left drawn. Gloucester­ shire, after having six men out for 123, made 268, Barnett adding 62 with Board and 42 with Langdon. Bell, on his first appearance for the County, made two good scores, and in his second innings helped Jessop to add 161 for the sixth wicket in 75 minutes. The feature of the game was the batting of Jessop, who scored 50 in 35 minutes, 100 (out of 123) in 53 minutes and, altogether, 139 (out of 170) in an hour and a-half. He hit two 6’s and twenty 4’s and offered only one chance—when 136. Whilst he and Bell were together 140 were made in an hour. Score and analysis :— First innings. Board, c Strudw ick, b Rushby Dipper, c Bush, b Hitch ..................,. C. Barnett, c Campbell, b Sm ith ... Langdon, b H itch ............................. Mills, lbw , b H itch ............................. G. L. Jessop, c Hobbs, b Sm ith P. H. Bell, c Strudw ick, b Sm ith ... R. J. H ew lett, run out ..................... Levy, c Sm ith, b H itch ................... Parker, st Strudw ick, b Sm ith Dennett, not o u t ...................................... Lb 4, w 1, n b 2 ..................... G loucestersh ir e . Second innings. 31 c H obbs, b Sm ith ........... 73 0 b H ayes ............................ 38 67 b Sm ith..................................... 30 19 run o u t ..................................... 1 0 b Rushby .............................. 2 5 c Hayes, b Sm ith ...........139 64 c H itch, b Rushby ........... 31 24 run o u t ..................................... 1 22 c H itch, b Sm ith ........... 2 26 n ot o u t ..................................... 21 3 not o u t ..................................... 16 7 B 10, lb 8 , w 1 ............. 19 Total ...................................... 268 Total (9 wkts)* ...373 *Innings declared closed. S u rrey . Second innings. ............ 30 c Langdon, b L evy ... ............ 51 c Langdon, b Dennett ............ 58 n ot o u t .............................. ............ 44 c Board, b Parker First innings. Hayward, b Parker ............................ H obbs, c Mills, b Dennett .......... Hayes, c Langdon, b D ennett........... Ducat, b M ills .................................... I. P. F. Cam pbell, lbw, b D ennett.. Major Bush, st Board, b D e n n e tt.. M. C. Bird, lbw , b Parker................... Sm ith, c Barnett, b Dennett .......... H itch, c Barnett, b Dennett ........... Strudw ick, not out ............................ 61 not out . b L evy . *B5, l b l , ’w l ................ .. ’. ... ... 7 B10, lb 1, w 1, nb 3... ... 15 Total .............................303 Total (4 w k ts)..........., 211 First innings. G LOUCESTERSH IR E. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. H itch .,................... 27 7 77 4 ............ ... ... 20 4 83 0 Sm ith ................... 33-1 9 80 4 ............ ............ 36 8 108 4 Rushby .................... 23 6 53 1 ............ ............ 31 8 81 2 B ird ............................. 9 2 27 0 ............ Hayes ................... 6 0 24 0 ........... 21 5 82 1 Rushby bowled tw o w ides and one no-ball and H itch one no-ball. First innings. S u r r e y . Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M . R. W. D ennett .................... 465 10 139 7 ............ ............ 32 6 84 1 M ills... .................... 15 4 49 1 ............ ............ 8 2 20 0 Parker ................... 39 16 84 2 ............ ............ 19 3 47 1 L evy............................. 7 1 24 0 ............ ............ 14 2 41 2 Dipper ............ ............ 2 1 4 0 Mills bow led one wide, Parker tw o no-balls, and L evy one w ide and one no-ball. W AN D ERERS v. U PPER TOOTING.— Played at Upper Tooting on July 13. S core:— W an d erers . Stanley Colman, c Thorne, b Pare?. 17 R. Kenward, b French ..................... 7 J. U. C. Watt, c Thorne, b P are/... 38 P. G. Gale, c Butcher, b Pare/. ... 3 W. T. Graburn, run o u t ..................... 64 R. B. Brooks, c and b French ... 20 B. Batchelor, n ot out ..................... 83 C. P. H urditch, run o u t.................... 13 R. S. Paine, lbw , b Pare/. ............ o E. J. Bridger, not out ..................... “ B 29, lb 1, w 2, nb 6 ... 38 Total (8 wkts)* R. L. Bow en did not bat. U pper T ooting . D. H. Butcher, c W att, b Kenward C. A. Stieble, c Graburn, b Paine *G. H. L yon, b Batchelor ............ C. J. K. Deakin, b Batchelor F. G. Thorne, b Bridger ............ A. H. P are/, c Graburn, b Ken­ ward ...................................................... S. W heater, b B r id g e r ..................... H. “ French ” b Batchelor ............ T. G. “ L loyd,” st Brooks, b Ken­ w ard........................................................ J. F. Graham, b Bridger ............ Crltch, not o u t ...................................... B 8 , lb 5, w 1 ..................... Total ................. , 259