First-Class Cricket Matches 1910

KENT v GLOUCESTERSHIRE Played at St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, August 4, 5, 6, 1910. Kent won by an innings and 96 runs. KENT 1 *E.W.Dillon c Board b Parker 35 2 E.Humphreys c Jessop b Brownlee 24 3 J.Seymour c Nott b Mills 51 4 K.L.Hutchings c Jessop b Brownlee 7 5 F.E.Woolley c Brownlee b Dennett 72 6 A.P.Day c Board b Mills 6 7 C.V.L.Hooman c Mills b Dennett 19 8 J.R.Mason lbw b Dennett 13 9 †F.H.Huish b Dennett 1 10 C.Blythe c and b Brownlee 33 11 D.W.Carr not out 21 Extras b 3, lb 2, w 2, nb 2 9 —— 291 FoW (1): 1-37, 2-76, 3-97, 4-145, 5-163, 6-191, 7-219, 8-235, 9-240, 10-291 GLOUCESTERSHIRE 1 †J.H.Board c Humphreys b Blythe 7 c Hooman b Woolley 1 2 A.W.Roberts lbw b Blythe 0 (7) not out 26 3 W.M.Brownlee c Carr b Woolley 2 c Woolley b Blythe 39 4 F.B.Roberts c Dillon b Woolley 0 c and b Blythe 25 5 *G.L.Jessop c and b Woolley 20 c Mason b Woolley 19 6 A.S.Nott c Humphreys b Woolley 1 (9) c Hutchings b Mason 2 7 P.T.Mills b Blythe 14 (6) b Blythe 9 8 N.S.Cornelius c Day b Blythe 1 c Hutchings b Blythe 6 9 C.W.L.Parker c Woolley b Blythe 1 (11) lbw b Carr 3 10 E.G.Dennett c Humphreys b Blythe 4 st Huish b Carr 0 11 A.H.Haines not out 4 (2) b Blythe 6 Extras b 1 1 b 3, nb 1 4 —— —— 55 140 FoW (1): 1-1, 2-8, 3-8, 4-16, 5-19, 6-44, 7-45, 8-47, 9-47, 10-55 FoW (2): 1-1, 2-47, 3-53, 4-88, 5-93, 6-108, 7-126, 8-129, 9-130, 10-140 Gloucestershire Bowling O M R W Brownlee 22.4 5 70 3 1w Dennett 26 8 84 4 1w Mills 19 4 76 2 2nb Parker 14 3 45 1 F.B.Roberts 1 0 7 0 Kent Bowling O M R W O M R W Blythe 14.2 4 23 6 15 3 51 5 Woolley 14 3 31 4 13 2 70 2 1nb Carr (3) 5 1 8 2 Mason (4) 3 1 7 1 Umpires: W.Richards and A.White. Toss: Kent Close of Play: 1st day: Kent (1) 291 all out; 2nd day: No play. A.H.Haines was a full substitute for Gloucestershire, replacing N.S.Cornelius (Haines was allowed to replace Cornelius who was indisposed when fielding). N.S.Cornelius was a full substitute for Gloucestershire, replacing T.Langdon (Cornelius was sufficiently recovered to replace Langdon who had to return home due to the death of his father). 212