Cricket 1914

64 THE WORLD OF CRICKET. M a r c h , 19 14 . SE V EN TH MATCH v. AN U RADH A PU RA X V III. A t Anuradhapura, January 19. No score of this match is available. It was not, of course, of any real importance. The X V II I were dismissed for 90, H. R. Gregg taking 5 wickets for 9, Cameron 4 for 12, and Long 4 for 7. The X I made 244— Arnott 54 (1 six, 9 fours), H. R. Gregg 52, Hall 49. E IGH TH MATCH v. COMBINED CO LLEGE S’ XV III. A t Colombo, January 21. The arrangement of this match was a happy thought, and the game proved extremely popular. The X V III represented the island's schools well, nine being chosen from Colombo, four from Kandy, two from the north, one from Moratuwa, and one from Galle, w'hile Dr. A. Raffei captained. Perera and Pinto made a creditable stand of 35 for the sixth w ic k e t; Dunawille and Orr bowled well, and the fielding generally wras very good. The tourists won by 76 runs C o m b in e d C o l l e g e s ’ XVIII. G. W. Karunaratne, b Cameron .. .. .. 5 A. E. Seneviratne, c H. R. Gregg, b Cameron .. 17 M. Saravanamuttu, lbw, b Cameron .. .. .. 1 O. A. Wright, c Cameron, b P. W. Docker .. .. 2 M. Orr, c N. M. Gregg, b Cameron .. .. .. 7 C. A. Perera, st Pitt, b Cameron .. .. 20 M. J. Pinto, c & b Cameron '35 C. E. de Silva, c Waddy, b Cameron .. .. .. o P. L. Pestonjee, b Hazlitt .. C. Dunuwille, run out A. Periyapanayagam, b Hazl’t A. Selveratnam, b Hazlitt.. R. Ondatje, c N. M. Gregg, b Hazlitt C. Abeysundera, b Cameron C. Wittahatchv, b N. M. Gregg R. Banajee, b N. M. Gregg S. Sanmugam, not out Dr. A. RafTel, b N. M. Gregg Extras Total .. . . 13 1 T h e R e v . E . F . W a d d y ’ s N.S.W. T e a m . G. S. Hall, c Saravanamuttu, b Orr N. M. Gregg, c Banajee, b Sanmugam W. Cameron, c Raffei, b Orr H. R. Gregg, b Sanmugam . P. S. Arnott, c, Periyapana­ yagam, b Dunuwilie Rev. E. F. Wraddy, st Bana­ jee, b Dunuwille P. W. Docker, c Wright, b Pinto 26 R. B. Minnett, c Pestonjee, b Dunuwille G. R. Hazlitt, not out W. M. Pitt, b Dunuwille .. N. Ebsworth, c Wright, b Orr .......................... Extras Total N INTH MATCH v. A L L CEYLON . On the Nondescripts’ Ground at Colombo, January 22 and 23. The Ceylon team lacked Crawford and Greswell, but nevertheless gave the visitors a rare fight. Runs had to be struggled for throughout on a wicket that helped the bowlers, and the longest stands in the whole game were one of 28 by De Silva and Pollocks, and one of 30 by Minnett and P. W. Docker. The home side never relaxed its efforts, and right up to the last had a chance of victory. Only needing 74 to win, the N.S.W . men had 50 up before the fourth wicket fell, and were 68 for 4 a little later. Four wickets fell at this total, but then Cameron and H azlitt made the runs needed, and the tourists won by 2 wickets. The bowling of Horan, the left-hander, was quite the chief feature of the match. It should be stated that W addy won the toss, and sent Ceylon in. 19 31 15 .. 207 N.S.W. T e a m B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Minnett, 7-2-18-0 ; Cameron, 16-5-29-8 ; P. Wr. Docker, 6-2-13-1 ; Arnott, 3-0-9-0 ; N. M. Gregg, 4-1-14-3 ; H. R. Gregg, 2-0-11-0 ; Hazlitt, 8-1-22-4. C o m b in e d C o l l e g e s B ow ’ l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Wright, 6-0-34-0; Sanmugam, 11-0-40-2 ; Orr, 11-1-47-3 ; Dunuwille, 11-0-50-4 ; Pinto 4-0-21—1. BLANCO For Gleaning and Whitening White Buckskin and Canvas Shoes, Cricket Pads, and all other articles «f a similar nature. A ll C eylon . First Innings. Second Innings. R. E. Martin, c Minnett, b Hazlitt 0 b Minnett 5 S. De Silva, c Gregg, b Cameron .. 29 c Gregg, b Minnett .. 6 B. J. A. Fawcett, st Long, b Hazlitt 5 c Hazlitt, b Minnett.. 0 A. T. Pollocks, c Hazlitt, b Cameron 12 c Hall, b Minnett 4 J. C. Johnson, c Minnett, b Hazlitt 21 lbw, b Hazlitt 12 A. L. Gibson, c Long, b Cameron .. 13 b Hazlitt 2 F. J. Siedle, c Cameron, b Hazlitt.. 10 c. Hall, b Cameron .. 7 V. S. de Kretser, c Arnott, b Hazlitt 5 not out 11 C. B. Rubie, not out 7 b Hazlitt 2 C. Horan, b Cameron 0 lbw, b Cameron 1 N. M. Christoffelz, c Long, b Camer’n 1 c P. W. Docker, b Cameron 4 Extras 3 Extras 16 Total 106 Total 70 T he R ev . E. F. W addy ’ s N.S.W. T eam . First Innings. Second Innings. Rev. E. F. Waddv, b Horan 2 c & b De Kretser 1 G. .S. Hall, c & b Horan 6 lbw, b Horan 0 N. Ebsworth, b De Kretser 9 b Horan 4 R. B. Minnett, c Rubie, b De Kretser 18 c De Kretser, b Chris­ toffelz 26 G. R. Hazlitt, b Horan 18 not out T P. W. Docker, c Siedle, b Horan .. 6 b Siedle 7 N. M. Gregg, c Martin, b Horan .. 1 b Horan 0 C. T. Docker, st Rubie, b Horan .. 0 P. S. Arnott, b De Kretser 20 c Fawcett, b Horan.. 13 W . Cameron, c & b Horan 13 not out 6 E. J. Long, not out 2 lbw, b Horan 0 E x t r a s .......................... 8 Extras 10 Total 103 Total (for 8 wkts.) . 74 N.S.W. T e a m B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Hazlitt, 18-4-48-5 and 14-4-28-3 ; Cameron, 14*2-3-36-5 and 2*2—0—9—3 ; Minnett, 1-0-1-0 and n -3-17-4 ; first innings only, P. W. Docker, 5-1-11-0 ; Amott, 3-0-7-0. C e y l o n B o w l e r s ’ A n a l y s is . Horan, 16-5-39-7 and 16-3-27-5 ; De Kretser, 12*4-0-45-3 and 12*1-2-25-1 ; Christoffelsz, 2-0-11-0 and i - o - i - i ; Siedle (second inns.), 4-2-3-1. Second innings analysis is 8 runs short somewhere. The averages which follow are compiled from the six eleven-a-side- matches (one v. All Ceylon, three v. Ceylonese, one v. Dimbula and Dikova, and one v. Up-Country at Kandy) only, disregarding the three one-dav matches v. odds. The only match of the nine which was not won was the second against the Ceylonese XI, lost by 4 wickets B a t t in g A v e r a g e s . It is prepared in a very careful manner, and extra precautions are taken to ensure an evenness of colour. It contains nothing that w ill in any way injure the article to which it is applied, and if used as directed, a Splendid W h ite of a glossy, satin-like appearance and soft silky surface is ensured, which w ill not readily rub off. •*BLANCO” CLOTH & LEATHER BALL. For cleaning Suede, Ooze Call, and Cloth Boots and Jhoes, Cord Breeches, Suede Gloves, Cloth Spats, Leather and Cloth Leggings. Made in various shades of Colour. Sold by Athletic Dealers. Ironmongers, Oilmen, Stores, Boot and Shoe Dealers, &c. Inns. N.O. R. A. H.S. R. B . Minnett . . N 10 2 231 28*87 47 N. Ebsworth 9 0 238 26*44 78 Rev. E. F. Waddy 10 0 199 19*90 1 2 7 C. T. Docker 8 1 12 1 17*28 68 W. Cameron 9 2 105 15*00 33 P. W. Docker 10 0 128 12*80 40 G. R. Hazlitt 9 2 82 i i * 7 i 20 G. S. Hall 9 0 97 i o *77 31 N. M. Gregg 10 1 82 9* i i 19 P. S. Amott 8 0 57 7*12 20 E. J. Long 7 4 6 2*00 3 H. M. Gregg batted twice, scoring 30 and 4 ; W. M. Pitt once, scoring 3*. B o w l in g O. A v e r a g e s . M. R. W. A. W. Cameron . . 120*4 24 245 36 6 8 0 C. T. Docker . . 47-5 14 82 9 9 * n G. R. Hazlitt . . 137*1 31 303 33 9*18 R. B . Minnett . . 65 16 138 1 1 12*54 P. W\ Docker . . 97 25 233 1 7 13-70 P. S. Amott •• 3 i 2 84 4 21*00 H. R. Gregg 4 0 28 1 28*00