First-Class Cricket Matches 1951

SURREY v NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Played at Kennington Oval, July 18, 19, 20, 1951. Northamptonshire won by nine wickets. (Points: Surrey 0, Northamptonshire 12) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 1 *D.Brookes c Barton b Parker 35 c Bedser b Laker 11 2 N.Oldfield c Laker b Wait 7 not out 18 3 L.Livingston c Bedser b Wait 100 not out 14 4 F.Jakeman not out 176 5 D.W.Barrick b Laker 22 6 V.Broderick c Constable b Clark 30 7 A.E.Nutter c Barton b Bedser 24 8 G.H.J.Brice c Clark b Laker 4 9 S.Starkie not out 1 10 A.W.G.Liddell 11 †K.Fiddling Extras b 23, lb 5, nb 3 31 lb 1 1 —— —— (7 wickets, declared) 430 (1 wicket) 44 FoW (1): 1-20, 2-54, 3-209, 4-275, 5-376, 6-415, 7-428 FoW (2): 1-26 (1) SURREY 1 *M.R.Barton c Oldfield b Brice 18 c Fiddling b Nutter 6 2 E.A.Bedser b Broderick 77 c Nutter b Starkie 44 3 B.Constable c Fiddling b Brice 6 run out 23 4 L.B.Fishlock c Livingston b Liddell 6 c Brookes b Liddell 53 5 J.F.Parker b Starkie 7 c Barrick b Starkie 0 6 T.H.Clark c Nutter b Broderick 11 c Nutter b Starkie 0 7 †A.J.W.McIntyre c Brice b Starkie 51 c Fiddling b Nutter 41 8 J.C.Laker c Brice b Starkie 3 c Jakeman b Starkie 89 9 D.F.Cox c Livingston b Starkie 0 b Starkie 20 10 J.W.J.McMahon not out 1 not out 0 11 O.J.Wait run out 2 b Nutter 0 Extras lb 1, nb 1 2 b 8, w 2 10 —— —— 184 286 FoW (1): 1-37, 2-50, 3-57, 4-83, 5-112, 6-165, 7-177, 8-180, 9-181, 10-184 FoW (2): 1-10, 2-55, 3-99, 4-99, 5-99, 6-220, 7-226, 8-276, 9-286, 10-286 Surrey Bowling O M R W O M R W Wait 16 4 50 2 5 1 13 0 Cox 15 0 81 0 Parker 21 2 63 1 Laker 34 8 93 2 (2) 9.1 3 19 1 Bedser 32 5 76 1 McMahon 6 2 16 0 (3) 5 2 11 0 Clark 8 1 20 1 Northamptonshire Bowling O M R W O M R W Nutter 11 1 25 0 21.3 4 55 3 Brice 11 0 48 2 8 1 29 0 Liddell 8 3 17 1 (4) 4 0 12 1 Starkie 23 6 50 4 (3) 33 12 103 5 Broderick 18 7 42 2 30 10 61 0 Barrick (6) 12 5 16 0 Umpires: E.Paynter and T.W.Spencer. Toss: Close of Play: 1st day: Northamptonshire (1) 430-7 (Jakeman 176*, Starkie 1*); 2nd day: Surrey (2) 108-5 (Fishlock 22*, Laker 5*). L.Livingston’s 100 included 13 fours. F.Jakeman’s 176 included 15 fours and 1 six. 327