Cricket 1914

47 2 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. O c t o b e r , 19 14 . T able II.—T hose who TOOK 4 WICKETS OR MORE, BUT UNDER IO. bowler . M. 0. M. R. W. AVER. G. A. Faulkner I 30 8 80 7 I I -42 W. G. K. Boswell .. 4 28 6 63 5 12-60 Ernest Smith 2 30 3 108 7 I 5-42 Barnes (S. F.) I 48 13 I44 8 18-00 Toogood (T). I 43 10 115 6 19-16 Major J. G. Greig . . 6 46-2 10 135 7 19-28 Mid. R. L. B. Cunliffe 1 42-1 2 155 8 I 9-37 M. C. Bird 3 44 14 I l 8 6 19-66 Hardstaff (J.) 8 38 6 121 6 20-16 W. M. Parker 1 30 8 8 l 4 20-25 Bracey (F. E.) 7 61 7 144 7 20-57 Williams (Yorks.) .. 1 28 4 103 5 20-60 Major F. T. D. Wilson 1 27 1 83 4 20-75 J. Heathcote-Amory 3 67-5 16 l6 8 8 21-00 C. E. Hatfeild 5 56-4 7 190 9 2 I-II G. E. V. Crutchley.. 2 39 4 148 7 21-14 Huggins (H. J.) r 26 5 85 4 21-25 Gunn (G.) 6 46 10 155 7 22-14 Mignon (E.) 2 44-2 7 155 7 22-14 Capt. F. J. C. Wyatt 1 42 7 134 6 22-33 R. B. Lagden 7 64-3 10 213 9 23-66 Hardinge (H. T. W.) 6 34 5 131 5 26-20 A. H. Fyffe 1 25-1 4 105 4 26-25 J. H. Naumann 3 75 14 212 8 26-50 Whiting (C. P.) 3 82 19 242 9 26-88 G. J. S. Pitts 2 54 10 165 6 27-50 Hallows (C.).. 3 5 i -5 13 I l 6 4 29-00 J. G. Dixon 4 56 11 175 6 29-16 Root (F. C.).. 3 82-2 17 238 8 29-75 Oldroyd (E.) 8 49 6 158 5 31-60 Riley (W.) .. 2 72 18 225 7 32-14 Capt. A. S. Cantrell.. 1 46 7 162 5 32-40 C. T. A. Wilkinson.. 8 40 5 130 4 32-50 J. S. Denton 5 34 8 132 4 3300 J. H. Falcon 2 60-2 14 165 5 33-00 Lee (H. W.) 6 81 13 231 7 33-00 Wr. W. Odell 4 124-4 35 308 9 34-22 C. K. Langley 6 52 2 210 6 35 -oo H. A. H. Smith 7 7 1 6 282 8 35-25 A. T. Cliff 9 59 9 237 6 39-50 Mead (C. P.) 9 52 11 185 4 46-25 Lee (G. M.) .. 9 86 3 306 6 51-00 Lane 9 140 33 444 8 55-50 Humphreys (E.) 15 87-4 13 276 4 69-00 Hills (H. M.) 7 98-1 4 369 5 73-80 T able III. — Those w h o to o k few e r th a n 4 w ickets ( a lph a b e tic a l o rd er) ( Figures in order refer to “ matches bowled in — overs— maidens — runs — wickets.” ) Alletson (E.) S. T. Askham Bale (E.) H. G. Beers W. C. M. Berridge .. Birtles (T. J.) Bower (Notts) Bowley (E H.) W. S. A. Brown W. M. Brownlee Major H. S. Bu<=h .. Lieut. H. G. Campbell D. W. Carr H. P. Chaplin Claughton (H.) G. F. Collett G. R. R. Colman .. Crawford (P.) G. Curgenven A. D. Denton C. H. Douglas Ducat (A.) A. J. Evans Fairclough (P. M.) .. Capt. H. B. Fawcus M. K. Foster Dr. G. O. Gauld .. Gladwin W. St. C. Grant .. Harber Hardy (F. P.) Haywood (R. A.) Hickmott (W.) J. C. H. Hollins .. F. L. Horsey C. N. B. Hurt Jennings (D. W.) - 1- 7-1 - 2- 86-2 - o- 7-0 •19 - 2- 98-2 3-21-5- 4- 66-2 20-0 - 4- 5 i-i - 4- 66-2 - 3- 19-2 - 4— 62-0 1 - 7 - 0 - 31-0 1-15 - i - 54-2 1-28 - 1-134-0 3-21-3- 2- 74-2 1-12 - 3- 32-1 3- 21 - 4- 86-2 2 - 2 - 1- 14-1 2-43 -12-109-3 1 - 4 - 3- 6-0 1 - 2 - 0 - 6-0 - 1- 46-2 - 3 - 38-1 3-19 6 1-19 5-21 1- 9 2-17 3-12 2-14 2-21 3-67 2-66 5 - 14 - 2 - I 2- 2 2- 5 2- 77-2 22-170-3 19-167-1 86-0 3 -o 20-1 1-28 3-14 1-27 2- 5 1-10 3 5 Capt. A. C. Johnston 2- 6 F. M. Jovce F. H. Knott Leach (G.) .. Lewis (A. E.) K. G. MacLeod F. T. Mann .. A. G. Marshall Mayes (H. J.) C. P. McGahey T. Miller 1 - 4 - 0 - 22-0 i - i i - i - 3- 46-3 - 5-114-0 - 2- 54-1 - 5- 92-1 - o- 26—0 - 3- 17-2 - 1- 6-0 - O- 22-1 - I- 33-1 - 3- 79-0 1-2-0- 11-1 1-36 -14- 90-1 1-13 - o- 67-0 1 - 6 - 0 - 23-1 3-12-1- 1 - 73-2 1-14 - 4- 32-1 I-14 - o— 69-0 5-27 - 5-103-3 1 - 3 - 1- 11-0 Ashdown Baker (C. S.) H. M. Bannister Beet (G.) Bezer Bowell (A.) Bowles (J.) Brown (J.) C. R. Browne J. N. Buchanan G. R. B yrn e.. Carpenter (H.) G. H. M. Cartwright / J. Chapman Coe (S.) •Collier (C. G. A.) A. G. Cowie J W. F. Crawfurd .. S. H. Day Denton (D.) Down Lt.-Comm. A. Evans .. R. du B. Evans F. L. Fane .. G. N. Foster E. J. Fulcher H. F. Garrett Goatly (E. G.) M. A. Green Hardy (D.) .. Harrison (H. S.) Hendren (E.) Hobbs (J. B.) P. P. Hope .. Huish (F. H.) G. L. Jackson M. F. S. Jewell D. C. Johnston Kilner (R.) .. E. 1-2-0- 2-13 - i- 1 - 7 - 2- 1-13 - 3 - 1- 1 I- 4 1-19 3 - 6 1/10 2-13 1 6 1 - 6 1- 9 I- 3 -16 1-12 1—16 2- 2 1- I R. E. More J. S. F. Morrison .. Hon. H. G. H. Mul­ holland L. Oliver P. A. Perrin Relf (E. H.) A. S. E. Rippon Rogers (Hants) Capt. J. H. Ryan .. Sandham (A.) S. H. Saville Seymour (Jas.) Smith (A.) Spencer Stannard (F.) Street (G.) R. S. Swalwell Hon. L. H. Tennyson F. N. Tuff Capt. W. M. Turner.. Tyldesley (H.) N. R. Udal Walden (F.) Whitehead (H.) W ild ............................. Williams (M.C.C.) .. Wilson (B. B.) H. L. Wilson Capt. H. W. M. Yates i- ib - 3- 54-0 1 - 2 - 0 - 13-0 1-21 - 1- 95-0 1 - 4 - 1- 18-0 1-22 - 5- 64-1 1 - 4 ~ 3 “ 6-1 4-23 - 2- 77-2 2- 9-4- o- 44-1 2-20-2- 8- 47-3 2-35 -IO- 88-3 1-2-0- 6-1 1 - 3 — 0- 12-0 2-21 - 3- 82-3 1- 3-2- o- 13-1 1- i - o- 17-0 2 - 4 - 0 - 30-0 1-32-2- 4-IO3-3 2-31-1- 6-139-3 3-11 - 3- 33-1 2-14*3- 2- 5i-3 1 - 3 - 0 - 9-0 31 - . I- 2 — • 4 - 7 - . 1 - 8 - . 1- 7 - . 3-11 - . 4-10-3- 3-16 - . 1- 3 - . 2- 5 - 8-325- I- 5 - o- 9-1 o- 14-0 0- 42-0 1 - 26-1 0- 33-1 1 -37 -o o- 54-2 5 - 47-0 o- 26-0 o- 18-0 5-161-2 o- 25-1 P. J. Morris 1 - 2 - 0- 13-0- Mounteney (A.) 1- 4 - 0- 28-0- Myers (E. B.) 1-17 - 4- 56-2 Parsons (J. H.) 2-12 - 1- 46-1 W. A. Powell 1- 8 — 0- 29-0- W. N. Riley 4 - 9 - 3- 29-0 F. B. Roberts 3-16- 1- 63-1 Russsll (A. C.) 3-15 - 0- 64-0. G. A. C. Sandeman.. 3-39 - 9-119-2 Capt. W. G. M. Sarel / I - 2 - 1- 8-i R. O. Schwarz 1-20 - 2- 75-1 G. H. Simpson-Hay­ ward 3-29 - 4 - 97-2 Smith (H.) 2-14 - 1- 61-3. E. M. Sprot 1— 1-3— 0- 10-0 G. W. Stephens 1 - 5 - 0- 30-2 Strutton 1-28 - 4- 96-0 Rev. R. S. Swann- Mason i - 3 — 0- 36-0 L. H. W. Troughton / 1 - 1 - 0- 7-0. Major A. J. Turner .. 1 - 1 - 0- 6-0- Tyldesley (E.) 3 - 5 - 0- 27-0 Tyldesley (W.) 9-36 - 6-113-1 H. G. Vincent I - 3 - 1 - 2- 2-0- J. White 1 - 7 - 0- 43 -o D. G. Wigan I - 7 - 2- 14-3 A. C. Wilkinson 2- 8 - 1- 35 - 0 - A. K. Wilson 1- 9 - 0- 42-0. E. R. Wilson 1-13 - 4- 36-0- Wilson (Notts.) 1-27 - 2- 90-1 THIRTEEN OR MORE WICKETS IN A MATCH. Tarrant Drake Conway A. Jaques J. C. White Robson Parkin A. Jaques Tarrant Hearne (J. W.) Booth T. Forester Dean Iremonger N. J. Hollowav J. W. H. T. Douglas.. Wass 12-0 34 -o 22—0 45 -o - o— 17-0 - 1- 25-0 3- 86-1 0- 41-1 1- 42-1 2-17 - o— 83—1 5-26 - 3- QO-O - i - 43-0 - 2- 27-1 - I 12-1 - 2- 46-3 - I - 7-0 - 3 - 53 - i 16 for 176, Mdx. v. Lancs., Manchester. 15 for 51,Yorks, v. Smt., Weston-super-Mare. 15 for 87, Wore. v. Glos., Moreton-in-Marsh.. 14 for 54, Hants, v. Sint., Bath. 14 for 78, Smt. v. Glos., Bristol. 14 for 96, Smt. v. Dby., Taunton. 14 for 99, Lancs, v. Leic., Liverpool. 14 for 105, Hants v. Dby., Basingstoke. 14 for 122, Mdx. v. Oxf. U., Oxford. 14 for 146, Mdx. v. Essex, Leyton. 14 for 160, Yorks, v. Essex, Leyton. 14 for 213, Dby. v. Essex, Leyton. 13 for 84, Lancs, v. Hants, Liverpool. 13 for 100, Notts v. Kent, Tunbridge Wells.. 13 for 169, Sx. v. Ww’k., Hastings. 13 for 172, Gent. v. Players, Lord’s. 13 for 177, Notts v. Dby., Chesterfield. Twelve in a match were taken by Booth, Brown (W.), J. W. H. T. Douglas, Hitch, Whitehead (R.), and Woolley (F. E.) Eleven in a match by J. C. White (three times), Barratt (twrice),. Blythe (twice), J. W. H. T. Douglas (twrice), Booth, Cuffe, G. B. Davies, Dennett, F. R. Foster, Geary, Hearne (J. W.), Huddleston, Kennedy, H. C. McDonell, Rhodes, Rushby, Slater, Thompson, and Wells. Ten in a match by Blythe (three times), Buckenham (twice), Tremlin (twTice), Barratt, Booth, Dennett, Field, T. Forester, Hearne (J. W.),_ Hitch, Horsley, A. Jaques, Kennedy, Newman, S. G. Smith, Thompson, Whitehead (R.), and Woolley (F. E.). - o- 45-2 - 4- 64-1 - o - 9-0 - o- 7-0 1— 9 - 0 - 50-0 1-12 - 1- 85-2 3-10 - 2- 49-1 1 - 3 - 0 - 13-0 1 - 7 - 1- 26-0 4-16-3- 2- 50-2 3 - 9 — 1— 3 i-o 9-31 - 6- 87-3 5-2 5 ' 3 - 1—120—1 1-3 - 1- 5 -o 3-32 - 8-112-3 1 - 2 - 1- 4-0 2-29 - 6- 71-2 11-84 -15-305-1 Capt. H. M. Lawrence 1-45-4- 5-146-3 H. W. Leatham .. 1-5 - o- 31-1 C. L. Mackay .. 1 - 5 - 0 - 24-0 Makepeace (H.) ..12-87 -19-218-3 Lance-Corpl. Marrison 1-14 - 1- 60-0 J. R. Mason .. 1 - 1 8 - 2 - 74-3 Capt. K . R. Mc­ Cloughin .. 2-14 - 2- 48-0 Mead (H.) .. .. 2-34-4- 3-127-2 O. C. Mordaunt .. 1-12 - 5- 48-1 NINE OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS. Drake .. .. .. io for 35, Yorks, v. Smt., Weston-super-Mare. Conway .. .. 9 for 38, Wore. v. Glos., Moreton-in-Marsh. J. C. White .. 9 for 46, Smt. v. Glos., Bristol. Blythe.. .. .. 9 for 97, Kent v. Surrey, Lord’s. J. W. H. T. Douglas.. 9 for 105, Gent. v. Players, Lord’s. Tarrant .. 9 for 105, Mdx. v. Lancs., Manchester. Eight in an innings were taken by :—Barratt (twice), Jaques (twice), Blythe, Booth, G. B. Davies, Dean, Hearne (J. W.), N. J. Holloway, and Whitehead (R.). Seven in an innings were taken :—four times each by Blythe and Tarrant ; three times each by Dennett and Woolley (F. E.) ; twice each by Booth, Fielder, T. Forester, Hearne (J. W.), Iremonger, Parkin, Robson, Wass, and Wells ; once each by Barratt, Brown (W.), Buckenham, Burrows, Cuffe, Dean, Freeman (A. P.), Hearne (J. T.), Hitch, Huddleston, A. Jaques, Jeeves, Kennedy, H. C. McDonell, Newman, Parker, S. J. Pegler, Rhodes, Thompson, Vincett, J. C. White, and Whitehead (R.). Six in an innings were taken :—eight times by J. W. H. T. Douglas ; four times each by Booth, Hitch, and S. G. Smith ; three times each by Blythe, Dennett, Drake, Iremonger, A. Jaques, Kennedy, and Tremlin ; twice each by Barratt, Cadman. Ellis, Fairservice, F. R. Foster, Geary, Heap, Horsley, Howell, Newman, Rhodes, Rushby, Slater, Thompson, Vincett, Wass, and Whitehead (R.); once each by E. Bowden, Brown (W.), Buckenham, Rev. J. Burrough, Conway, Cox, Cuffe, G. B. Davies, P. H. Davies, A. P. Day, Dean, P. G. H. Fender, Field, Hirst, N. J. Holloway, Huddleston Jeeves, Jupp, A. R. Litteljohn, G. M. Louden, Morton, Parkin, Pearson, Platt, Relf (A. E.), Relf (R. R.), Remnant, Robson, C. E. S. Rucker, Skelding,. Smith (E.), Tyldesley (Jas.), K. H. C. Woodroffe, and Woolley (C. N.). Among those who frequently took five in an innings were Kennedy (nine times), Hitch (eight), Blythe, Drake, F. R. Foster, and Heame (J-W.) (each seven), Booth and Woolley (F. E.) (each six), and Barratt,. Dennett, Geary, Rushby, and J. C. White (each five). (To be continued).