Cricket 1913

66 CRICKET: A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. F eb . 15, 1913. guished themselves for Upper Burma. Lieut. Cunningham, though heavily punished- in the second innings, bowled well for the home team. Set 255 runs to get in 70 minutes, a plainly impossible task, Upper Burma did not resort to safety .tactics, but made 118 in the time. UPPER BURMA v. CEYLON . Played at Rangoon, December 18, 19, and 20. Drawn. C eylo n . First Innings. \V. E. M. Paterson, c White, b Roberts ... 1 V. F. S. Crawford, b Roberts ..............122 H. H. Sloane-Stanley, c Burd, b Cunning­ ham ... ..........................................................72 J. C. Johnson, c White, b Cunningham ... 68 B. F. A. Fawcett, c White, b Cunningham 6 M. H. Grant-Peterkin, Ibw, b Cunningham 6 \V. T. Greswell, c Cunningham, b White... 29 E. O. Mackwood, c Cunningham, b White.... o A. M. Clarke, b Cunningham ............... o F. W. Treloar, b Cunningham .............. 9 R. YYhittow, not out .................................... 15 Extras .......................................................... 9 Second Innings, c Phillips, b Roberts ... 24 c White, b Cunningham 63 c Ainsworth b Cunning­ ham ......................... 9 c Ainsworth b White ... 38 not out ......................... 62 c Phillips, b Roberts ... 26 c Head, b Cunningham... 27 not out ......................... 8 Total 337 U pper B urm a . Extras ......................... 13 Total (for 6 w. dec.) 270 Capt. Burd, b Greswell .............. Capt. McMahon, lbw, b Greswell Capt. Hutcheson, c Clarke, b Gres- well ............................................... I.ieut. C. A. Cunningham, not out ............................................... Extras .................................... First innings. W. T. White, c Johnson, b Gres- 28 well ............................................... 21 8 Lieut. F. G. Drayson, b John­ son .......................................... 79 N. C. Phillips, c Whittow, b Crawford ............................... 82 Lieut. R. B. Taylor, b Treloar ... 63 Lieut. R. Head, c Clarke, b Grant- Peterkin ............................... 43 H. A. Roberts, b Grant-Peterkin... 12 j Total ......................,. 352 Capt. Ainsworth,b Grant-Peterkin 2 I ----- S econd I n n in g s . — W. T.White, c Paterson, b Greswell, 68; Lieut. F. ( 5 . Drayson, b Johnson, 43; N. C. Phillips, c Paterson b Johnson, 4; I.lent. R. B. Taylor, not out, 2; Capt. Burd, not out, 1— total (for 3 wkts.), 118 U pper B urm a B o w le r s ’ A n alysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. R ob erts.............. 13 1 73 2 18 2 65 2 Cunningham ... ... 18.1 2 96 6 *9 1 114 3 McMahon 3 0 . 16 0 — Hutcheson 2 0 .21 0 — — — Head .............. 3 0 37 0 — — — White .............. 9 1 4 i 2 11 1 37 1 Drayson 5 C eylon 0 40 0 B o w le r s ' A n alysis . 12 2 41 'j Greswell 3 1*2 5 116 4 11 3 4 1 1 Crawford 14 0 75 1 4 0 29 0 Grant-Peterkin 16 2 72 3 4 0 33 0 Treloar .............. 7 2 34 1 — Johnson 8 2 27 1 3 1 15 2 Sloane-Stanley 3 0 19 0 — — Five of the Upper Burma team were included in the All Burma eleven for the third match, and three of them were among the four highest scorers. But it was really the bowling of Sinclair that beat Ceylon. His 7 for 76 must have.been a really good piece of work. In getting the wickets of Crawford and Paterson so cheaply Williams also rendered good service. ALL BURMA v. CEYLON . Played at Rangoon on December 21, 22, and 23. Burma won by an innings and 37 runs. All C eylo n . First Innings. V. F. S. Crawford, c......Eddis, b Cunning­ ham W. E. M. Paterson, c Lvon, b Garnett ... B. F. A. Fawcett, b Sinclair ........ ........................ H. H. Sloane-Stanlev, b Williams .............. J. C. Johnson, b Sinclair ......................... W. T. Greswell, c White, b Cunning­ ham .......................................................... M. H. Grant-Peterkin, b Garnett .............. Col. Block, b White ................................... A. M. Clarke, c Taylor, b W illiam s.......... E. O. Mackwood, not out ......................... F. W. Treloar, c Sinclair, b Garnett Extras ............ . ......................... Total .............................. Second Innings. c Sinclair, b Williams b Williams b Sinclair .............. c Williams, b Sinclair c Beasley, b Sinclair c Eddis, b Sinclair b Sinclair .............. lbw, b Sinclair not out .............. c and b Sinclair... b Williams Extras .............. Total ... Capt. J. H. Beasley, b Greswell B. E. G. Eddis, c Clarke, b Greswell ................................... I.ieut. F. G. Drayson, b Johnson... N. C. Phillips, b G resw ell.............. F. M. Garnett, b Greswell \\. T. White, b Greswell .............. Lieut. R. B. Taylor, c Clarke, b Greswell ................................... A ll B urm a . First Innings. L. E. Sinclair, st Clarke, b Grant-Peterkin .............. ... 35 Capt. C. A. Lyon, b Grant- Peterkin .................................... 5 Lieut. C. A. Cunningham, not out 36 S. L. Williams,not o u t ................. 4 Extras ..................................... 18 Total (for 9 wickets) declared 482 A ll B urm a B o w le r s ’ A nalysis . O. M. R. W. O. M. Sinclair 20 2 81 2 15 1 Williams 15 2 69 2 10*1 1 Cunningham 14 • 3 37 2 3 0 Garnett •• * 3-3 1 5o 3 — — Lvcn 13 3 64 0 — — White 4 0 12 1 — — C eylon B o w le r s ’ A nalysis . O. M. R. W. Greswell 48-5 12 178 6 Crawford 18 2 80 2 Johnson 8 0 45 1 Grant-Peterkin 14 0 88 2 Treloar 9 1 45 0 Sloane-Stanley 3 0 28 0 Cricket in China. R. -6 33 HONGKONG v. SHANGHAI. Played at Hongkong on November 11, 12, and 13, the vistprs—captained by Livy Walker, of Surrey and London County C.C. fame—going under by an innings and 36. The fact that they only utilised four bowlers while Hong­ kong were scoring as many as 417 runs suggests a weak attack, in point of numbers, at least; but why did not Walker try his hand? He used to be a pretty useful bowler. That he has not forgotten how to bat seems sufficiently attested by the fact that he made the highest individual score for his side in the match, though V. H. Lanning had a larger aggregate. R. Hancock captained the winners. H o n g k o n g . R. Hancock, c McEuen, b Quayle 41 A. C. E. Elborough, b Quayle ... 53 Capt. Crawford, c Walker, b Quayle 4 G. R. Sayer, c Quayle, b McEuen 85 A. A. Claxton, c A. E. Lanning, b V. H. Lanning ................ W. C. D. Turner, c Crockwell, b V. H. Lanning ............................. R. O. Hutchison, st Haynes, b Anderson.......................................... 75 30 First innings. 1 [,. Walker, b Dempsey ... ............... A E. Lanning, b Christian ............... H. B. Ollerdessen, b Christian ... L. H. W. Crockwell, lbw, b Christian .. D. R. McEuen, c Crawford, b White V. H. Lanning, c Hancock, b Dempsey.. R. N. Anderson, lbw, bDempsey ... E. G. Tait, b Dempsey H. E. Muriel, lbw, b White J. A. Quayle, b Christian............................ W. J. Haynes, not out ............................ Byes 13, w 4 ............................ Lance-Corp. Dempsey,'b V. H. L a n n in g .............................. ... 14 Lieut. H. G.^Bagnall, b Quayle ... 50 Lieut. A. G. White, not out ... 12 Lieut. H. F. Christian,*b Quayle 14 Extras ... ................. 19 Total S h a n g h a i . Second innings. 3 b Christian ................ . 19 c Claxton, b Bagnall ... 5 c Dempsey, b Christian . 21 b Bagnall . 33 st Claxton, b Dempsey . 30 c Sayer, b White o c Elborough, b Christian . 13 c Saver, b Christian ... 27 b White .......................... 28 lbw, b Christian 4 not out ........................... . 17 Byes 3, lb 5, w 4 4 i 7 46 24 17 7 4 4 S Total ... 280 Total S hanghai ’ B owlers ' A nalysis . H ongkong B owlers ' A nalysis . 0. M R. W. O. M. R. W. O. M. V. H. Lanning 45 8 143 3 White .1 5 5 32 2 . .. 14 5 Quayle ... 31*3 5 107 5 Christian . . 24-1 5 46 4 •.. 16-1 5 McEuen ... 17 1 105 1 Dempsey . .2 4 3 92 4 •.. 15 4 Anderson ... 6 0 43 1 Hancock . . 6 2 13 0 .. . 4 0 McEwen bowled 1 nb. Bagnall . . — — — —* .., 10 1 Sayer . — — ------- . . . 4 0 Bagnall bowled 4 w. SCORES BY CABLE. ... 181 18 2 36 5 48 1 15 o R e i t e r gives the result of the Victoria v. South Australia match at Melbourne, and that of the New South Wales v. South Australia match at Sydney, both early in January. South Australia beat Victoria by 68 runs—309 (Crawford 83) and 128 to 229 arid 140 (Baring 76). The second innings’ scores suggest rain during the match. Ryder took 13 for 155 for the losers, and Whitty 5 for 65 in Victoria’s second.