Cricket 1912

M ay 11, 1912. CRICKET : A WEEKLY EECOED OF THE GAME. 335 First Innings. S outh A fricans . L. .T. Tancred, b Slater......................................39 J,. A. Strieker, b Marton .......................... 2 <3. A. Faulkner, lbw, b Morton ............... 0 A. D. Nourse, c Cadman, b Forester ... 25 S. J. Snooke, b Morton......................................31 F. Mitchell, b Morton .......................... 15 H. W. Taylor, b Morton .......................... 7 G. P. D. Hartigan, c Morton, b Slater ... 7 S. J. Pegler, not out ...................................... 7 ■C. P. Carter, c Forester, b M orton ............... 0 T. Campbell, b S la te r ...................................... 0 E x t r a s .................................................. 3 Second Innings, c Slater, b Morton ... b Blount ............... c Corbett, b Slater ... not out .............. not out .............. Extras 136 Total (3 w kts.)... 138 23-4-52-6 ; Forester, 9-3-21-1; Blount, T o t a l..................................... 1st I nns . Warren, 10-4-19-0 ; Morton, 4-0-16-0 ; Slater, 10*5-2-25-3. 2nd I nns . Morton, 10-1-35-1; Cadman, 8-1-17-0 ; Slater, 12-2-40-1 ; Forester, 11-3-20-0; Blount, 4-4-1-19-1. AUSTRALIANS v. NOTTS.—At Nottingham, May 6, 7 and 8, Notts winning by six wickets. First innings. A u stralians . S. E. Gregory, lbw, b Iremonger .............. 36 W. Bardsley, c Jones, b R iley..........................13 C. G. Macartney, b Riley .......................... 84 R. B. Minnett, c Iremonger bGunn(J.) ... 18 E. R. Mayne, c Oates, b W ass.......................... 19 C. B. Jennings, c Oates, b Riley ............... 3 T. -T. Matthews, c Jones, b Iremonger ... 27 G. R. Hazlitt, b W a s s ..................................... 10 W. Carkeek, st Oates, b Irem onger.............. 14 J. W. McLaren, b Wass...................................... 0 W. J. Whitty, not o u t ......................................16 B y es.................................................. 8 Second innings. b Riley ........................ c Jones, b Riley ... lbw, b Riley c Alletson, b Wass... b Riley ............... run out .............. c Oates, b Iremonger run out c Oates, b Riley ... not out ........................ b Riley ........................ Lb ........................ Total 1 st I nns . :—Wass, Gunn (J.), 8-3-16-1. 2 nd I nns . :—Wass, 17-1' First innings. A. O. Jones, b H a z litt.............. Gunn (G.), b M cL aren.............. Hardstaff, st Carkeek, by Whitty Gunn (J.), c Carkeek, b Hazlitt Payton, c Matthews, b McLaren A. B. Crawford, b Matthews ... Iremonger, not out .............. Alletson, c McLaren, b Whitty Oates, b W h itty .......................... Riley, c Minnett, b Whitty Wass, c Mayne, b McLaren Extras .............. Total.............. ................................... 248 * Total ... 354-4-106-3; Riley, 23-7-56-3; Iremonger, 20- ... 165 3-62-3 i-l; Riley, 34-1-2-89-6 N otts . ; Iremonger, 18-5-35-1. Second innings, c Mayne, b Minnett b Matthews............... c Carkeek, b McLaren not out ............... b Matthews............... not out ............... 7 1 0 18 25 202 Extras Total (3 wkts) ... 213 1 st I nns . Whitty, 20-6-43-4 ; Hazlitt, 21-4-73-2 ; Matthews, 12-1-39-1 ; McLaren, 12-2-4-22-3. 2 nd I nns . : Whitty, 6-2-11-0 ; McLaren, 12-0-32-1 ; Hazlitt, 8-1-29-0 ; Minnett, 15-1-64-1 ; Matthews, 11*5 1-48-2 ; Macartney, 3-0-8-0. SENIORS’ MATCH at Oxford, May 6, 7, 8. First innings. G. E. V. C ru tch ley ’ s S ide . H.H. the Gaekwad of Baroda, b Graham ... 92 W. T. Moncton, c Gravell,b Sargent............. 29 A. C. Wilkinson, b Graham ......................... 17 G. D. Forrester, b Sargent .......................92 G. E. V. Crutchley, b Graham........................ 2 C. G. Arkwright, b Rockliffe......................... 0 J. C. Gow, b R o ck liffe .................................... 0 G. I). Wood, c Sargent, b Rockliffe ... ... 0 P. R. Wardroper, b Rockliffe .. ... 11 C. U. Peat, c Gravell, b Foljambe .......... 29 W. F. R. Lord, n o to u t......................................10 Extras ......................................10 Second innings. b Graham ............... not out ............... c Hosie, b Rockliffe c Jack, b Rockliffe... Extras Total... ............... 292 Total (3 wkts) ... 47 1 st I nns . Rockliffe, 21-4-83-4 ; Gravell, 8-0-33-0 ; Foljambe, 9-0-41-1 ; Sargent, 7-0-28-2 ; Hosie, 6-0-36-0 ; Graham, 11-0-40-3 ; Knott, 3-0-19-0. 2 nd I nns . :—Graham, 6-0-20-1 ; Rockliffe, 6-1-1-19-3. First innings. A. L. H osie ’ s S ide . Second innings. F. H. Knott, c Crutchley, b Wood ... "" E. W. S. Foljambe, b Lord ............. W. L. Jack, lbw, b Wood ............... A. F. Wharton, c Forrester, b Wood A. L. Hosie, b Crutchley C>. B. Graham, run out . ............... E. K. Stephenson, c Crutchley, b Wood W. P. Green, b Wood G. T. Gravell, st Moncton, b Wood ... J- P. Sargent, not out ............... C. Rockliffe, b A rkw right............... Extras .......................... Total .......................... * Innings declared closed. . 1 st I nns . Crutchley, 8-0-27-1; Peat, 3-0-20-0 ; Wood, 13-5-23-6 ; Lord, <-3-7-1; Arkwright, l*3-0-l-l. 2 nd I nns .: —Crutchley, 20-3-77-2; Wood, 24-3-78-2 ; Lord, 11-2-58-1; A rk­ wright, 9-3-3S-1 ; Wilkinson, 7-1-34-1 ; Peat, 5-0-22-0; Wardroper, 5-0-22-0. 26 b Wood ........................ .. 109 13 b Arkwright .. 53 8 b Wood ........................ .. 9 0 b Lord ........................ .. 16 12 b Wilkinson.......................... 4<; 3 b Crutchley........................ .. 15 8 b Crutchley........................ .. 26 2 0 not out ........................ .. 32 5 not out ........................ .. 23 1 5 Extras .. 19 83 Total (7 w kts)...*348 6 wickets. First innings. S ussex . R. R. Relf, c Greswell, b Lewis .............. Vine, b G resw ell................................................. Killick, b L e w is ................................................. Cox, b G re sw e ll................................................. H. P. Chaplin, b L ew is..................................... P. Cartwright, b L ew is...................................... Bow ley, b Greswell ...................................... A. C. Somerset, b Greswell .......................... Leach, b Greswell ...................................... Jupp, not out ................................................. Street, b Gresswell ...................................... B y e s................................................. Total.......................... 1 st I nns . :—Greswell, 28-8-40-6 ; Lewis, 25-7-51-4. r 6, 7, and 8, Somerset winning by Second innings. 3 c Robson, b Lewis.............. 25 28 c Poyntz, b Lewis.............. 9 7 b G resw ell.......................... 11 6 b Lewis .......................... 10 2 c Sutton, b Greswell 19 li lbw, b Greswell .............. 58 1 c Poyntz, b Lewis.............. 1 2 c Chidgey, b Lewis 0 18 c Lewis, b Greswell 0 13 c Chidgey, b Greswell ... 3 0 not out .. ............... 2 10 B 4, lb 5, nb 1 10 101 Total ............... 148 2 nd I nns . Greswell, 27-4-3-79-5 ; Lewis, 31-9-38-5 ; Robson, 10-3-17-0 Bridges, 2-1-4-0. First innings. S omerset . Second innings. Braund, b Relf .......................... ................ 36 b Jupp ............................. 15 M. P. Bajana, c Relf, b Leach... ................ 22 b Killick ............................. 7 Lewis, lbw, b Killick ............... ................ 31 not out .......................... 1 J. Daniell, b Relf.......................... ................ 9 not out ............................. 7 E. S. M. Poyntz, c Relf, b Vine ................ 27 b Jupp .......................... 0 J. C. MacBryan, b Killick ................ 6 Robson, c Relf, b Killick ................ 35 b Jupp ............................. 26 L. C. L. Sutton, c Cox, b Killick ............... 0 W. T. Greswell, not out.............. ................ 17 Chidgey, b V in e .............. ................ 3 Bridges, b Killick .............. ............... 1 B yes.......................... ................ 7 Total ................ 194 Total (4 wkts)... 56 1 st I nns . :—Leach, 12-3-38-1 ; Cox, S-2-24-0 ; Jupp, 7-2-13-0; Relf, 17-3-41-2 Killick, 19"4-6-58-5 ; Vine, 6-2-13-2. 2 nd I nns . ;—Relf. 12-4-21-0; Killick, 7-0-24-1 ; Jupp, 4-1-11-3. 52 15 20 4 ALL CEYLON v. AUSTRALIAN TEAM, won by the Australians by 11 runs. A u stralian T eam . W. Bardsley, lbw, bD. L.de Saram T. J. Matthews, c D. L. de Saram, b Horan ...................................... W. Carkeek, c and b E. R. de Saram R. V. Minnett, st Rozayro, b E. R. de Saram ... ... .............. S. E. Gregory, c and b D. L. de Saram .......................... W. J. Whitty, c and b D. L. de Saram ...................................... Dick Amst, b D. L. de Saram J. W.McLaren, st Rozayro, b Horan 8 G. S. Crouch, b D. L. deSaram ... 4 H. Webster, st Rozayro, b Horan .. 22 C. B. Jennings, not out ............ 2 Extras ........................... 9 Total ... 181 —Played at Colombo on April 11, and A ll C eylon . V. F. S. Crawford, c McLaren, b Whitty ......................................28 G. D. Brown, b M cLaren.............. 5 F. de Saram, b M cLaren.............. 5 D. L. de Saram, b Whitty ... 0 J. C. Johnson, b McLaren ... 0 A. I. Sheringham. b McLaren ... 0 B. F. A. Fawcett, lbw, b Matthews 6 E. R. de Saram, b McLaren 17 F. J. Siedle, c Gregory, b Whitty 52 W. de Rozayro, lbw, b Whitty ... 35 C. 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