First-Class Cricket Matches 1912

LEICESTERSHIRE v NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Played at Aylestone Road, Leicester, May 30, 31, June 1, 1912. Nottinghamshire won by ten wickets. (Points: Leicestershire 0, Nottinghamshire 5) LEICESTERSHIRE 1 C.J.B.Wood c Jones b Wass 48 c and b Riley 2 2 A.T.Sharp c Oates b Wass 6 c Alletson b Wass 8 3 A.E.Knight hit wkt b Riley 50 c Jones b Riley 0 4 J.H.King c J.R.Gunn b Riley 18 b Wass 41 5 S.Coe c Oates b Riley 16 (6) lbw b Iremonger 19 6 H.Wright c Jones b Riley 12 (7) b Wass 9 7 A.Mounteney c Alletson b Iremonger 12 (5) b Riley 38 8 W.Shipman c Alletson b Iremonger 10 (11) not out 0 9 H.King b Iremonger 11 b Iremonger 1 10 *†J.Shields c Oates b Iremonger 38 (8) b Iremonger 1 11 W.E.Astill not out 7 (10) st Oates b Wass 17 Extras b 5, lb 2, w 2, nb 1 10 lb 6, nb 1 7 —— —— 238 143 FoW (1): 1-22, 2-101, 3-121, 4-139, 5-154, 6-167, 7-174, 8-186, 9-215, 10-238 FoW (2): 1-8, 2-8, 3-18, 4-60, 5-108, 6-114, 7-119, 8-123, 9-143, 10-143 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1 G.Gunn run out 17 2 W.R.D.Payton c Astill b J.H.King 46 (1) not out 5 3 J.Hardstaff c Wright b Astill 17 4 J.R.Gunn c Wood b J.H.King 107 5 *A.O.Jones b J.H.King 84 6 A.B.Crawford c Wood b J.H.King 23 7 J.Iremonger c and b Astill 15 8 E.B.Alletson b J.H.King 6 9 †T.W.Oates not out 37 (2) not out 2 10 W.Riley c J.H.King b Astill 9 11 T.G.Wass b Astill 0 Extras b 6, lb 3, nb 5 14 —— —— 375 (no wicket) 7 FoW (1): 1-23, 2-71, 3-84, 4-214, 5-238, 6-296, 7-305, 8-358, 9-375, 10-375 Nottinghamshire Bowling O M R W O M R W Wass 12 3 37 2 1nb 20.1 4 67 4 1nb Iremonger 36.3 11 90 4 (3) 10 4 19 3 Riley 33 11 67 4 1w (2) 10 3 50 3 Crawford 6 1 22 0 1w Jones 3 0 12 0 Leicestershire Bowling O M R W O M R W Shipman 9 1 29 0 1nb J.H.King 58 17 132 5 Astill 53.1 19 108 4 2nb H.King 17 2 43 0 Coe 7 1 20 0 Wood 13 2 24 0 2nb Mounteney 1 0 5 0 (1) 2 0 7 0 Sharp (2) 1 1 0 0 Umpires: A.J.Atfield and J.B.Hide. Toss: Leicestershire Close of Play: 1st day: Nottinghamshire (1) 66-1 (Payton 35*, Hardstaff 13*); 2nd day: Nottinghamshire (1) 322-7 (J.R.Gunn 93*, Oates 13*). J.R.Gunn’s 107 took 300 minutes. 99