First-Class Cricket Matches 1920

SURREY v SUSSEX Played at Kennington Oval, June 5, 7, 8, 1920. Surrey won by nine wickets. (Points: Surrey 5, Sussex 0) SURREY 1 J.B.Hobbs b Roberts 110 2 A.Sandham c and b Roberts 6 3 A.Ducat c Roberts b Cox 203 4 H.A.Peach b Roberts 1 (1) not out 17 5 H.S.Harrison st Street b Cox 18 (2) c Roberts b Stannard 10 6 A.Jeacocke b Stannard 41 (3) not out 1 7 *P.G.H.Fender b Cox 24 8 J.W.Hitch c Mercer b Roberts 42 9 G.M.Reay c Bowley b Roberts 4 10 †H.Strudwick b Cox 0 11 T.Rushby not out 3 Extras b 17, lb 9, nb 1 27 b 7 7 —— —— 479 (1 wicket) 35 FoW (1): 1-14, 2-216, 3-232, 4-297, 5-392, 6-394, 7-436, 8-473, 9-475, 10-479 FoW (2): 1-23 SUSSEX 1 E.H.Bowley b Rushby 6 (2) b Reay 21 2 M.W.Tate b Rushby 11 (4) b Hitch 20 3 *H.L.Wilson c Fender b Rushby 2 b Fender 10 4 J.Vine b Rushby 0 (1) run out 52 5 A.H.H.Gilligan c and b Hitch 0 (6) lbw b Jeacocke 5 6 J.K.Mathews b Fender 1 (10) b Reay 23 7 G.R.Cox b Rushby 54 (5) c Strudwick b Hitch 85 8 G.A.Stannard c Jeacocke b Rushby 8 b Hitch 3 9 H.E.Roberts not out 22 (7) c Strudwick b Rushby 46 10 †G.B.Street b Fender 55 (9) not out 22 11 J.Mercer c Sandham b Fender 4 st Strudwick b Reay 13 Extras b 4, lb 17, nb 2 23 b 16, lb 8, nb 2 26 —— —— 186 326 FoW (1): 1-16, 2-17, 3-17, 4-18, 5-24, 6-145, 7-148, 8-157, 9-181, 10-186 FoW (2): 1-35, 2-76, 3-114, 4-124, 5-131, 6-142, 7-190, 8-283, 9-294, 10-326 Sussex Bowling O M R W O M R W Roberts 22.2 1 117 5 1nb Mercer 16 3 88 0 (1) 4 0 18 0 Tate 18 1 71 0 Gilligan 10 1 51 0 Cox 19 1 94 4 Stannard 7 1 24 1 (2) 3.1 0 10 1 Wilson 1 0 7 0 Surrey Bowling O M R W O M R W Hitch 18 2 53 1 2nb 25 5 98 3 2nb Rushby 23 8 31 6 18 5 50 1 Fender 13.4 1 58 3 (4) 10 0 44 1 Reay 3 0 17 0 (3) 15 1 41 3 Ducat 3 2 4 0 (7) 2 0 11 0 Peach (5) 3 0 20 0 Jeacocke (6) 11 1 36 1 Umpires: A.J.Atfield and W.A.J.West. Toss: Surrey Close of Play: 1st day: Sussex (1) 32-5 (Cox 0*, Street 6*); 2nd day: Sussex (2) 175-7 (Cox 75*, Roberts 40*). J.B.Hobbs’s 110 took 145 minutes and included 9 fours. A.Ducat’s 203 took 225 minutes and included 29 fours and 1 five. 95