First-Class Cricket Matches 1911

VICTORIA v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Played at Melbourne Cricket Ground, November 25, 26, 28, 29, 1910. Victoria won by an innings and 87 runs. SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1 E.R.Mayne b Laver 45 c Armstrong b Laver 17 2 C.E.Dolling c Seitz b Hazlitt 38 c Carkeek b Armstrong 11 3 *C.Hill b Hazlitt 4 c Hazlitt b Kenny 35 4 D.R.A.Gehrs st Carkeek b Armstrong 27 b Laver 52 5 J.N.Crawford c Hazlitt b Armstrong 69 c Armstrong b Laver 25 6 S.Hill c Carkeek b Armstrong 7 c Smith b Kenny 42 7 L.R.Hill b Armstrong 5 c Laver b Kenny 51 8 R.B.C.Rees c Hazlitt b Armstrong 11 b Kenny 15 9 †C.R.Moyle c Warne b Hazlitt 24 run out 2 10 W.J.Whitty b Hazlitt 3 not out 19 11 A.W.Wright not out 5 c Matthews b Kenny 6 Extras b 3, lb 1, w 1 5 b 5, lb 4 9 —— —— 243 284 FoW (1): 1-71 (1), 2-82 (3), 3-93 (2), 4-120 (4), 5-142 (6), 6-148 (7), 7-170 (8), 8-233 (9), 9-237 (5), 10-243 (10) FoW (2): 1-24 (2), 2-34 (1), 3-92 (3), 4-134 (4), 5-161 (5), 6-241 (6), 7-244 (7), 8-250 (9), 9-266 (8), 10-284 (11) VICTORIA 1 W.J.Scott c Crawford b Mayne 117 2 D.B.M.Smith c Mayne b Gehrs 49 3 †W.Carkeek c Moyle b Crawford 29 4 J.A.Seitz c Moyle b Whitty 1 5 H.H.L.Kortlang b Whitty 94 6 *W.W.Armstrong b Whitty 76 7 T.S.Warne b Crawford 8 8 T.J.Matthews b Rees 42 9 G.R.Hazlitt c and b Rees 77 10 A.Kenny st Moyle b Whitty 73 11 F.J.Laver not out 17 Extras b 17, lb 13, w 1 31 —— 614 FoW (1): 1-86 (2), 2-140 (3), 3-144 (4), 4-278 (1), 5-334 (5), 6-354 (7), 7-435 (8), 8-437 (6), 9-580 (9), 10-614 (10) Victoria Bowling O M R W O M R W Hazlitt 21.2 4 73 4 1w (5) 9 0 30 0 Armstrong 22 6 59 5 22 5 62 1 Matthews 10 0 44 0 (4) 6 0 22 0 Laver 18 2 60 1 (1) 36 2 112 3 Warne 1 0 2 0 Kenny (3) 16.3 3 49 5 South Australia Bowling O M R W L.R.Hill 16 2 73 0 Whitty 53.5 15 142 4 1w Crawford 33 7 90 2 Wright 27 2 84 0 Rees 39 4 128 2 Gehrs 9 1 39 1 Mayne 7 1 23 1 C.Hill 1 0 4 0 Umpires: R.M.Crockett and W.A.Young. Toss: South Australia Close of Play: 1st day: Victoria (1) 90-1 (Scott 40*, Carkeek 0*); 2nd day: Victoria (1) 423-6 (Armstrong 73*, Matthews 33*); 3rd day: South Australia (2) 138-4 (Crawford 13*, S.Hill 4*). W.J.Scott’s 117 took 261 minutes and included 12 fours. 16