First-Class Cricket Matches 1910

SUSSEX v SURREY Played at Cricket Field Road Ground, Horsham, June 16, 17, 18, 1910. Sussex won by one wicket. SURREY 1 T.W.Hayward b Vincett 64 st Butt b Cox 18 2 J.B.Hobbs c and b A.E.Relf 9 c and b A.E.Relf 42 3 H.S.Harrison lbw b Cox 0 c Heygate b A.E.Relf 2 4 A.Ducat b Cox 0 b Vine 23 5 *M.C.Bird b Cox 11 c Cox b A.E.Relf 0 6 W.J.Abel b Vincett 47 lbw b A.E.Relf 23 7 W.E.Davis b Cox 106 c Leach b Vine 16 8 W.C.Smith b R.R.Relf 5 c Cox b A.E.Relf 1 9 J.W.Hitch c A.E.Relf b Cox 39 b Vine 6 10 †H.Strudwick c Leach b Cox 1 not out 4 11 W.S.Lees not out 0 c Heygate b A.E.Relf 12 Extras b 6, lb 7 13 b 7, lb 5, nb 1 13 —— —— 295 160 FoW (1): 1-10, 2-11, 3-11, 4-27, 5-105, 6-204, 7-223, 8-287, 9-291, 10-295 FoW (2): 1-38, 2-45, 3-83, 4-83, 5-103, 6-135, 7-135, 8-142, 9-142, 10-160 SUSSEX 1 R.R.Relf b Smith 36 c Hitch b Smith 0 2 J.Vine lbw b Smith 83 lbw b Lees 22 3 E.H.Killick c Smith b Lees 12 b Lees 18 4 R.B.Heygate b Bird 74 b Smith 6 5 A.E.Relf c and b Smith 24 b Bird 19 6 P.Cartwright lbw b Smith 18 c Strudwick b Smith 18 7 G.R.Cox lbw b Bird 1 b Smith 18 8 G.Leach c Lees b Smith 43 b Smith 11 9 *H.P.Chaplin lbw b Smith 1 b Smith 0 10 J.H.Vincett c Harrison b Lees 16 not out 12 11 †H.R.Butt not out 0 not out 0 Extras b 9, lb 10, w 2, nb 2 23 b 5 5 —— —— 331 (9 wickets) 129 FoW (1): 1-59, 2-86, 3-196, 4-230, 5-256, 6-263, 7-278, 8-290, 9-331, 10-331 FoW (2): 1-0, 2-31, 3-42, 4-58, 5-80, 6-96, 7-110, 8-110, 9-123 Sussex Bowling O M R W O M R W Cox 26.5 5 110 6 (2) 15 3 39 1 A.E.Relf 26 9 62 1 (1) 29.3 12 53 6 Killick 4 1 28 0 Leach 5 1 15 0 (3) 7 3 15 0 1nb R.R.Relf 9 2 35 1 Vincett 8 2 32 2 (4) 2 1 4 0 Cartwright (5) 1 0 8 0 Vine (6) 9 2 28 3 Surrey Bowling O M R W O M R W Hitch 21 5 47 0 2w (4) 1 0 1 0 Lees 41 11 102 2 2nb 15 2 47 2 Smith 54.1 19 93 6 (1) 24 7 42 6 Abel 13 2 25 0 Hobbs 1 0 4 0 Bird 16 4 37 2 (3) 9.3 1 34 1 Umpires: W.Vining and H.Walmsley. Toss: Surrey Close of Play: 1st day: Sussex (1) 76-1 (Vine 24*, Killick 8*); 2nd day: Surrey (2) 31-0 (Hayward 14*, Hobbs 15*). W.E.Davis’s 106 took 110 minutes and included 13 fours and 3 sixes. 126