First-Class Cricket Matches 1912

SURREY AND MIDDLESEX v AUSTRALIANS Played at Kennington Oval, September 2, 3, 4, 1912. Surrey and Middlesex won by ten wickets. AUSTRALIANS 1 *C.B.Jennings lbw b Hearne 8 c Strudwick b J.T.Hearne 4 2 E.R.Mayne c Hayes b J.T.Hearne 10 b Hitch 4 3 C.G.Macartney lbw b Tarrant 10 c Tarrant b J.W.Hearne 35 4 W.Bardsley b Hitch 111 c J.T.Hearne b Tarrant 76 5 C.Kelleway lbw b Hearne 5 b Hitch 8 6 R.B.Minnett b Hayes 25 c Kidd b Tarrant 14 7 G.R.Hazlitt c Strudwick b Hitch 27 lbw b Tarrant 7 8 J.W.McLaren b Hitch 4 b Hitch 2 9 S.H.Emery retired ill 7 absent ill 0 10 W.J.Whitty lbw b Hearne 1 (9) c Hobbs b Tarrant 10 11 †W.Carkeek not out 1 (10) not out 4 Extras b 11, lb 6, nb 1 18 b 10, lb 4, nb 4 18 —— —— 227 182 FoW (1): 1-11, 2-31, 3-51, 4-66, 5-122, 6-213, 7-217, 8-219, 9-227 FoW (2): 1-8, 2-10, 3-87, 4- , 5-152, 6-156, 7-160, 8-177, 9-182 SURREY AND MIDDLESEX 1 T.W.Hayward b McLaren 5 2 J.B.Hobbs b Minnett 57 (1) not out 11 3 E.G.Hayes b Hazlitt 37 4 F.A.Tarrant b Whitty 61 5 J.W.Hearne b McLaren 11 (2) not out 0 6 *M.C.Bird c Mayne b Whitty 112 7 E.L.Kidd b Macartney 45 8 F.T.Mann c Carkeek b Hazlitt 2 9 J.W.Hitch b Whitty 16 10 †H.Strudwick c sub b Hazlitt 16 11 J.T.Hearne not out 4 Extras b 13, lb 8, w 1, nb 8 30 b 4 4 —— —— 396 (no wicket) 15 FoW (1): 1-17, 2-106, 3-106, 4-133, 5-247, 6-342, 7-351, 8-369, 9-376, 10-396 Surrey and Middlesex Bowling O M R W O M R W Tarrant 23 8 45 1 (3) 23.2 10 34 4 J.T.Hearne 31.3 15 43 3 12 5 19 1 Hitch 15 3 53 3 1nb (1) 19 8 42 3 4nb J.W.Hearne 5 1 26 1 17 1 69 1 Hayes 8 4 10 1 Kidd 7 0 32 0 Australians Bowling O M R W O M R W McLaren 23 4 84 2 1w,7nb Whitty 32 11 78 3 0.1 0 0 0 Hazlitt 31.1 9 95 3 Minnett 17 3 60 1 1nb Macartney 7 2 23 1 (1) 1 0 11 0 Kelleway 7 0 26 0 Umpires: H.Bagshaw and W.Flowers. Toss: Australians Close of Play: 1st day: Australians (1) 225-8 (Emery 7*, Whitty 1*); 2nd day: Surrey and Middlesex (1) 347-6 (Bird 101*, Mann 1*). W.Bardsley’s 111 took 195 minutes and included 11 fours. M.C.Bird’s 112 took 210 minutes and included 17 fours. S.H.Emery retired ill in the Australians first innings having scored 7 (team score 225-8). 299