First-Class Cricket Matches 1922

SURREY v GLOUCESTERSHIRE Played at Kennington Oval, June 17, 19, 20, 1922. Surrey won by ten wickets. (Points: Surrey 5, Gloucestershire 0) SURREY 1 J.B.Hobbs c Corbett b Dennett 143 2 A.Sandham b Dennett 81 3 A.Ducat c Dipper b Mills 12 4 T.F.Shepherd c Sheppard b Parker 114 5 D.J.Knight c L.Williams b Mills 53 6 A.Jeacocke not out 31 (2) not out 7 7 *P.G.H.Fender not out 27 8 H.A.Peach (1) not out 22 9 J.W.Hitch 10 W.J.Abel 11 †H.Strudwick Extras b 9, lb 5, nb 3 17 lb 2 2 —— —— (5 wickets, declared) 478 (no wicket) 31 FoW (1): 1-233, 2-234, 3-273, 4-407, 5-422 GLOUCESTERSHIRE 1 M.A.Green c Strudwick b Hitch 1 (4) c Hitch b Fender 18 2 A.E.Dipper b Shepherd 92 c Strudwick b Hitch 62 3 †H.Smith c Strudwick b Shepherd 77 lbw b Abel 109 4 E.C.J.Sheppard c Peach b Fender 8 (5) c Hitch b Fender 8 5 L.J.Corbett lbw b Fender 0 (6) lbw b Fender 12 6 *P.F.C.Williams not out 17 (1) c Fender b Hitch 8 7 L.Williams c Peach b Fender 3 b Shepherd 8 8 P.T.Mills b Fender 0 c Knight b Hitch 14 9 C.W.L.Parker c Abel b Fender 3 not out 8 10 E.G.Dennett b Shepherd 1 c Jeacocke b Hitch 0 11 J.G.W.T.Bessant b Fender 16 c Strudwick b Hitch 0 Extras b 6, lb 7, nb 4 17 b 9, lb 11, nb 3 23 —— —— 235 270 FoW (1): 1-7, 2-181, 3-194, 4-194, 5-198, 6-201, 7-202, 8-207, 9-208, 10-235 FoW (2): 1-16, 2-126, 3-159, 4-171, 5-199, 6-222, 7-262, 8-262, 9-268, 10-270 Gloucestershire Bowling O M R W O M R W Bessant 24 3 120 0 (2) 3 0 12 0 Parker 42 10 117 1 2nb Mills 26 2 94 2 1nb Dennett 33 7 86 2 Dipper 7 0 44 0 Green (1) 3.4 0 17 0 Surrey Bowling O M R W O M R W Hitch 16 6 32 1 2nb 26.2 6 72 5 3nb Peach 18 5 40 0 19 9 34 0 Shepherd 19 6 33 3 (4) 10 3 21 1 Fender 30 3 98 6 2nb (3) 30 2 77 3 Abel 11 3 15 0 14 5 31 1 Jeacocke (6) 5 2 12 0 Umpires: J.Blake and T.M.Russell. Toss: Surrey Close of Play: 1st day: Surrey (1) 478-5 (Jeacocke 31*, Fender 27*); 2nd day: Gloucestershire (2) 112-1 (Dipper 51*, Smith 40*). J.B.Hobbs’s 143 took 180 minutes and included 15 fours. T.F.Shepherd’s 114 took 120 minutes and included 15 fours. H.Smith’s 109 took 240 minutes. 143