First-Class Cricket Matches 1913

SURREY v NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Played at Kennington Oval, August 4, 5, 6, 1913. Surrey won by ten wickets. (Points: Surrey 5, Nottinghamshire 0) SURREY 1 T.W.Hayward c Gauld b J.R.Gunn 63 not out 8 2 J.B.Hobbs b Lee 77 not out 18 3 E.G.Hayes b Richmond 60 4 E.G.Goatly lbw b Richmond 82 5 D.J.Knight b Gauld 90 6 H.S.Harrison lbw b Wass 66 7 *M.C.Bird b J.R.Gunn 13 8 W.A.Spring c and b Iremonger 25 9 J.W.Hitch b Wass 2 10 †H.Strudwick c Oates b Wass 18 11 T.Rushby not out 9 Extras b 16, lb 10, w 2, nb 2 30 b 7 7 —— —— 535 (no wicket) 33 FoW (1): 1-134, 2-158, 3-281, 4-316, 5-447, 6-464, 7-506, 8-506, 9-510, 10-535 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 1 G.Gunn c Spring b Hitch 10 (2) c Hayward b Spring 133 2 G.M.Lee c and b Hitch 14 (3) st Strudwick b Spring 15 3 A.W.Carr b Hitch 40 (1) c Strudwick b Rushby 1 4 J.R.Gunn c Bird b Hitch 0 c Hayes b Hitch 55 5 W.R.D.Payton c Hayes b Hitch 6 b Bird 51 6 J.Iremonger lbw b Rushby 1 c Knight b Bird 61 7 E.B.Alletson b Rushby 23 b Spring 13 8 *G.O.Gauld c Harrison b Hitch 10 c Hobbs b Hayes 34 9 †T.W.Oates c Bird b Hitch 20 b Hayes 3 10 T.L.Richmond not out 7 not out 3 11 T.G.Wass b Spring 11 b Hayes 3 Extras b 20, lb 8, w 1, nb 2 31 b 10, lb 9, w 1, nb 2 22 —— —— 173 394 FoW (1): 1-23, 2-28, 3-28, 4-46, 5-63, 6-100, 7-123, 8-141, 9-162, 10-173 FoW (2): 1-3, 2-45, 3-148, 4-248, 5-308, 6-320, 7-384, 8-388, 9-388, 10-394 Nottinghamshire Bowling O M R W O M R W Wass 29.1 6 79 3 Richmond 24 5 93 2 (1) 3.1 0 20 0 Iremonger 31 6 90 1 J.R.Gunn 29 3 105 2 2w (2) 3 1 6 0 Lee 17 3 77 1 Carr 3 0 27 0 2nb Gauld 7 0 34 1 Surrey Bowling O M R W O M R W Hitch 20 5 90 7 2nb 10 1 48 1 2nb Rushby 18 8 31 2 1w 26 5 82 1 1w Spring 8.3 2 21 1 30 3 97 3 Hayes (4) 21.1 2 72 3 Bird (5) 14 1 52 2 Harrison (6) 2 0 9 0 Goatly (7) 2 0 12 0 Umpires: A.E.Trott and G.Webb. Toss: Surrey Close of Play: 1st day: Surrey (1) 505-6 (Harrison 66*, Spring 25*); 2nd day: Nottinghamshire (2) 141-2 (G.Gunn 65*, J.R.Gunn 52*). G.Gunn’s 133 took 240 minutes and included 17 fours. Alletson kept wicket for Nottinghamshire for most of the first day after Oates injured a foot. 216