First-Class Cricket Matches 1914

WARWICKSHIRE v SURREY Played at Edgbaston, Birmingham, August 27, 28, 29, 1914. Warwickshire won by 80 runs. (Points: Warwickshire 5, Surrey 0) WARWICKSHIRE 1 *F.R.Foster c Fender b Smith 81 b Rushby 7 2 S.Kinneir lbw b Smith 7 c Fender b Rushby 36 3 C.Charlesworth c Fender b Rushby 0 lbw b Smith 8 4 W.G.Quaife lbw b Smith 60 lbw b Smith 19 5 C.S.Baker c Smith b Rushby 0 st Strudwick b Smith 29 6 †E.J.Smith b Smith 9 b Smith 8 7 P.Jeeves hit wkt b Rushby 7 b Fender 18 8 C.K.Langley b Rushby 0 absent 0 9 S.Santall st Strudwick b Rushby 5 (8) lbw b Fender 1 10 H.Howell b Rushby 1 (9) not out 13 11 E.F.Field not out 0 (10) b Fender 6 Extras b 5, lb 1, nb 1 7 b 10, lb 3, nb 1 14 —— —— 177 159 FoW (1): 1-20, 2-21, 3-133, 4-134, 5-145, 6-160, 7-160, 8-174, 9-175, 10-177 FoW (2): 1-18, 2-35, 3-80, 4-94, 5-110, 6-139, 7-139, 8-141, 9-159 SURREY 1 *T.W.Hayward b Jeeves 2 b Jeeves 17 2 J.B.Hobbs b Jeeves 16 b Field 17 3 E.G.Hayes b Field 22 run out 23 4 D.J.Knight b Foster 33 b Foster 0 5 A.Ducat c Smith b Jeeves 9 b Jeeves 21 6 †H.Strudwick b Jeeves 2 (10) not out 8 7 P.G.H.Fender b Foster 1 (6) b Foster 14 8 W.J.Abel c Smith b Foster 4 (7) b Foster 17 9 J.W.Hitch c Field b Jeeves 13 (8) c Smith b Howell 4 10 W.C.Smith b Foster 2 (9) b Foster 0 11 T.Rushby not out 2 b Foster 0 Extras b 15, lb 4, nb 1 20 b 5, lb 2, w 2 9 —— —— 126 130 FoW (1): 1-9, 2-22, 3-56, 4-70, 5-76, 6-80, 7-92, 8-117, 9-123, 10-126 FoW (2): 1-25, 2-39, 3-40, 4-84, 5-90, 6-111, 7-118, 8-119, 9-130, 10-130 Surrey Bowling O M R W O M R W Rushby 23.5 3 65 6 1nb 17 4 53 2 Smith 27 6 51 4 25 9 56 4 Fender 6 1 21 0 10.4 2 34 3 Hitch 3 0 10 0 2 0 2 0 1nb Hayes 4 0 15 0 Abel 1 0 8 0 Warwickshire Bowling O M R W O M R W Foster 16.2 8 24 4 27.4 7 48 5 Jeeves 19 4 52 5 1nb 21 8 36 2 Field 8 2 17 1 (4) 6 3 4 1 Howell 6 3 10 0 (3) 12 2 29 1 Santall 4 3 3 0 4 1 4 0 Umpires: H.R.Butt and W.Phillips. Toss: Warwickshire Close of Play: 1st day: Surrey (1) 70-4 (Knight 13*, Strudwick 0*); 2nd day: Surrey (2) 81-3 (Hayes 19*, Ducat 20*). Langley was absent in the second innings having been called away by military duties. 270