Cricket 1914

A p r il , I9 I4 . THE WORLD OF CRICKET. 85 C airo . First Innings. Capt. Hewitt, c C.-Maitland., b H.-Prichard Capt. W. M. Goodwyn, c C.-Maitland, b H. Prichard G. R. Kinder, c G.-Lennox, b H.-Prichard. . Major Liddell, b Mordaunt G. MacLaren, b Mordaunt Rev. R. F. McNeile, c Tufton, b H.-Prichard Capt. Young, c Browning, b H.-Prichard .. K. H. Marsham, not out F. M Stout, b H.-Prichard P. W. Stout, b H.-Prichard R. L. Barnard, c Lloyd, b Mordaunt Extras Total Second Innings, j c Goodden, b H.-Prichard o 14 c Head, b H.-Prichard .. o 95 c Goodden, b H.-Prichard 1 98 b H.-Prichard .. o 36 b Mulholland .. 39 6 c Mordaunt, b C.-Maitland 15 3 b Mulholland .. 5 8 c Lloyd, b H.-Prichard . . 2 3 c Mulholland, b H.-Prich’rd 1 1 lbw, b Mulholland .. o 3 not out .. .. .. 2 18 Extras .. .. 4 286 Total .. 69 Second Innings. 13 not out 29 22 b Carver 4 119 38 b C. W. Peel 1 8l lbw, b J. C. MacLaren . . 1 7 I c E. T. Peel, b C. W. Peel 6 53 not out 19 Total .. .. .. 3' A ll E g y p t . First Innings. J. C. MacLaren, c Head, b H.-Prichard .. ■ P. C. Organ, lbw, b Tufton .. C. W. Peel, c Lloyd, b Mulholland H. M. Sprot, b C.-Maitland H. B. Carver, c Tufton, b C.-Maitland G. MacLaren, b C.-Maitland E. T. Peel, c Lloyd, b C.-Maitland Capt. Hewitt, c Mordaunt, b H.-Prichard .. G. R. Kinder, not out C. F. Beyts, c Lloyd, b H.-Prichard R. G. MacLaren, b Mulholland Extras Total 234 Total (for 4 wkts.) Second Inning', c Goodden, b Tufton .. 58 not out .. .. 16 c C.-Maitland, b Mordaunt 60 c Head, b Anson 21 c and b H.-Prichard 11 c Mulholland, b Mordaunt 125 c G.-Lennox, b Mordaunt 18 st Lloyd, b Mordaunt .. o not out .. .. .. 3 Extras .. 17 Total (for 7 wkt«., dec.) 329 A ll E g y p t B o w lers ’ A n a lysis . G. MacLaren, 14-3-40-2 and 4-0-22-0 ; C. W. Peel, 24-5-87-3 and 6-0-20-2 ; Carver, 23-7-54-2 and 6-1-23-1 ; J. C. MacLaren, 15-1-65-0 and 3-0-11-0 ; first innings only— Sorot, 13-1-69-1 ; Hewitt, 9-0-27-1 ; .Beyts, 6-0-27-0. G. MacLaren bowled 3, C. W. Peel 2 wides, first innings. I Z in gari B o w ler s ’ A n a ly sis . Hesketh-Prichard, 21-2-85-3 and 12-0-75-1 ; Mordaunt, 7-3-17-0 and 13-1-60-4; Mulholland, 10-3-1-50-2 and 13-0-56-0 ; Crichton-Maitland. 9-1—34-4 and 1-0-11-0 Anson, 3-0-24-0 and 10-2-72-1 ; Tufton, 3-0-17-1 and 5-0-38-1. Mulholland and Anson one wide each, second innings. Paper Covers.— Price is. net. Post free, is. 2d. CURIOSITIES OF FIRST-CLASS CRICKET.— 1730 1901. A few copies only left of this interesting work. Interleaved for Notes, and bound in cloth. 5s. net, postage 3d. Collectors of Cricket Literature should secure one of these.— E. S e a l e , 10. Imperial Arcade, Lugdate, E.C. THIRD MATCH, v. ALEXANDRIA. At Alexandria, March 19. Only one day was given to this match, which had been scheduled to occupy two days, and the game was not taken very seriously—towards the end, at any rate. Mordaunt bowled effectively for Zingari, and Tufton and Crichton-Maitland scored freelv. A le x a n d r ia . First Innings. C airo B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . Barnard, 11-2-23-3 an<3 i 4 “ 3 _ 47 - i ; Young, 19-2-59-2 and 17-5-73-3 ; Hewitt, 16-1-46-4 and 12-0-52-0; P. W. Stout, 8-0-29-1 and 14-1-56-3 ; McNeile (second inns.), 9-0-38-3. I Z in gari B o w ler s ’ A n a ly sis . Hesketh-Prichard, 16-2-78-7 and 10-1-1-41-6; Mulholland, 6-0-28-0 and 2-0-3-3 ; Crichton-Maitland, 12-3-54-0 and 4-0-11-1 ; Mordaunt, 15-3-2-66-3 and 5-2-10-0 ; first innings only— Anson, 4-0-22-0 ; Tufton, 3-0-20-0. SECOND MATCH, v. ALL EGYPT. At Alexandria, March 17 and 18. The home side’s fielding was somewhat faulty, and the tourists scored fast in their first innings, their 395 being made at the rate of about 90 per hour. Lord Bernard Gordon-Lennox was twice missed before making 50, but. showed capital form, especially on the leg side. He and Mordaunt added 144 for the fourth wicket in an hour and a quarter. J. C. MacLaren’s was by far the best innings for Egypt at their first attempt ; in the follow-on he again scored well and quickly, while G. MacLaren made a punishing century, and with C. W. Peel as partner put on runs at a great pace, their stand realising 121. The innings was declared ; but the time left—less than an hour—was insufficient either to dispose of the tourists, or for them to have any chance of making the runs, and the match thus ended tamely in a draw. I Z in g a ri. First Innings. Capt. the Hon. A. E. Mulholland, b C. W. Peel C. P. Gcodden, b Carver Lord B. Gordon-Lennox, c Kinder, b G. MacLaren H. C. Lloyd, run out E. C. Mordaunt, lbw, b Hewitt Hon. R. Anson, c E. T. Peel, b C. W. Peel Hon. J. S. R. Tufton, c R. G. MacLaren, b G. MacLaren J. R. Head, st E. T. Peel, b Sprot .. .. 9 Capt. M. Crichton-Maitland, c Kinder, b G. MacLaren .. .. .. 11 F. H. Browning, not out .. .. 6 H. Hesketh-Prichard, b C. W. Peel .. 16 Extras .. .. .. .. 26 J. C. MacLaren, c Goodden, b H.-Prichard P. C. Organ, c Goodden, b Mordaunt \V. H. IVH, b Mordaunt H. B. Carver, b F. C.-Maitland .. C. W. Peel, c Goodden, b H.-Prichard E. T. Peel, c Lloyd, b F. C.-Mait­ land C. F. Beyts, c Lloyd, b Mordaunt 35 H. P. Carver, c Lloyd, b F. C.-Mait­ land . . . . .. 4 J. R. Pauli, c Lloyd, b Mordaunt 45 R. G. MacLaren, not out .. .. 2 E. C. Cobb, b Mordaunt .. .. 4 Extras .. .. 12 Total 1 bt Second Innings.— R. G. MacLaren, 45 ; P. C. Organ, not out, 42 ; C. F. Beyts, not out, 14 ; extras, 5— total (for one wicket), m . Capt. the Hon. A. E. Mulholland, b H. B. Carver . Hon. R. Anson, c E. T. Peel, b W. E. Peel ............................ C. P. Goodden. b W. E. Peel H. C. Lloyd, c J. C. MacLaren, b C. W . P e e l ............................ Hon. J. S. R. Tufton, c E. T. Peel, b Cobb E. C. Mordaunt, b H. B. Carver J. R. Head, c J. C. MacLaren, b C. W. Peel . . Capt. M. Crichton-Maitland, not out Capt. F. Crichton-Maitland, b H. B. Carver F. H. Browning, not out Extras (Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 290 I Z ingari B o w ler s ’ A n a l y s is . Hesketh-Prichard, 15-5-57-2 ; Capt. F. Crichton-Maitland, 7-2-24-3 ; Mor­ daunt, 12-3-35-5; Mulholland, 5-1-17-0 ; Tufton, 3-0-14-0; Anson, 3-0-10-0. Second innings bowling not available. A le x an d r ia B o w ler s ’ A n a ly sis . W. E. Peel, 17-3-61-2 ; H. B. Carver, 15-1-53-3 '> C. w - Peel» 10-0-46-2 ; Cobb, 6—1-46-1 ; Bevts, 2-0-20-0 : J. C. MacLaren, 3-0-26-0 ; R. G. MacLaren, 2-0-14-0. W. E. Peel 4, Cobb 2 wides. FOURTH MATCH, v. ALL EGYPT. On the Gezireh Ground, Cairo, March 23 and 24. G. MacLaren won the toss for Egypt, and the visitors, handicapped by the absence of Hesketh-Prichard (laid up with sciatica), had to take the field. J. C. MacLaren and C. W. Peel put on 67 for the second wicket, and Peel and his captain 62 for the third. The first Zingari wicket put up 54 in quick time ; Lloyd and Mulholland added 74 for the fourth, and Lloyd and Tufton over 50 for the fifth. In their second innings All Egypt had three good men out for only 27 ; but the captain and C. W. Peel stopped the rot, and Sprot and E. T. Peel put on 112 for the seventh wicket. The declaration left the tourists 75 minutes in which to get 206 runs. They made 96 in the time, and another draw resulted. A ll E g y pt . First Innings. J. C. MacLaren, b M. C.-Maitland .. .. 43 P. C. Organ, lbw, b Mordaunt .. .. 1 C. W. Peel, b Mulholland ............................ 79 G. MacLaren, b F. C.-Maitland .. 33 Capt. W. M. Goodwyn, c Tufton, b Mulholland 17 H. M. Sprot, c Lloyd, b Tufton .. .. 5 G. R. Kinder, b Mulholland . . . . .. o C. F. Beyts, b M. C.-Maitland .. .. 27 E. T. Peel, b Mulholland .. .. .. 11 Capt. Hewitt, not out . . .. . . 29 F. J. Williams, c Tufton, b Mordaunt .. 10 E x t r a s ......................................... 15 Second Innings, b M. C.-Maitland .. 23 c Lloyd, b M. C.-Maitland 4 b F. C.-Maitland . . .. 49 c Browning, bTufton .. 26 c F. C.-Maitland, b Mul­ holland .. .. o st. Lloyd, b Mordaunt .. 77 not out .. 13 c Mulholland, b Mordaunt 43 c Tufton, b F. C.-Maitland 8 Extras .. .. 20 Total .. 270 (Total (for 8 wkts., dec.) 263 I Z in g a ri. First Innings. J. R. Head, c Hewitt, b C. W. Peel Capt. M. Crichton-Maitland, c Beyts, b Sprot Capt. F. Crichton-Maitland, not out F. H. Browning, c Beyts, b J. C. MacLaren Extras Total 6 25 328 Lord B. Gordon-Lennox, c Hewitt, b J. C. MacLaren Hon. R. Anson, c Sprot, b Hewitt C. P. Goodden, run out H. C. Lloyd, c Hewitt, b J. C. MacLaren Capt. the Hon. A. E. Mulholland, c E. T. Peel, b J. C. M acLaren.. Hon. J. S. R. Tufton, b C. W. Peel E. C. Mordaunt, c Hewitt, b C. W. Peel .. .. .. o ----- S e c o n d In n in g s. — Lord B. Gordon-Lennox, c J. C. MacLaren, b C. W. Peel, 12; Hon. R. Anson, not out, 33 ; Capt. M. Crichton-Maitland, not out, 41 ; extras, 10 ; total (for one wicket), 96. I Z ingari B o w ler s ’ A n a lysis . M. Crichton-Maitland, 15-1-75-2 and 11-1-25-2 ; Mordaunt, 12-3-37-2 and 15-1-73-2 ; F. Crichton-Maitland, 7-0-30-1 and 9-0-35-2 ; Mulholland, 18-2-73-4 and 10-1-34-1 ; Anson, 3-0-11-0 and 8-0-32-0 ; Tufton, 7-1-29-1 and 9-0-38-1 A l l E g y p t B o w le r s ’ A n a ly s is . Williams, 10-1-51-0 and 4-0-23-0; C. W. Peel, 22-1-80-3 and 7-3-10-1 ; G. MacLaren, 3-1-7-0 and 3-0-13-0 ; J. C. MacLaren, 30-3-81-4 and 6-1-17-0 ; Hewitt 9-0-30-1 and 3-0-7-0; Sprot, 15-1-48-1 and 3-0-17-0.