James Lillywhite's Cricketers' Annual 1887

A F E WL O O S ES T R I N G S. 2 8 1 - RemarkableScoring. O nAugust 23, on the Blackheath Cricket Ground, for Notting Hill v. Blackheath Juniors , J. P. A. Geogheganscored 83 runs out of a total of 111 , infifty minutes, t and with F. F. Kelly put on 42 runs in the last twelve minutes . - O nJanuary 2, H. J. Scott and J. McIlwraith added 200 for third wicket ofAustralian XI. v. Victoria . In a match between Norwoodv. Hindmarsh, at Adelaide , onFebruary 27, 433 were scored for 4 wickets .-For Gentlemenof Englandv. I Zingari , on August 30, C. I. Thornton scored 107 out of 133 in 1 hour and 20 minutes . For Old Alleynians v. Addiscombe , on August 21 , H. G. L. Wyld and F. Colclough made 66 in 18 minutes , 28 from two successive overs .- F o rLord Londesborough's X I. against the Australians , on September 1, all got double figures . For Bexhill v. Hastings , H. Pigg and L. G. Stileman -Gibbard scored 100 in 36 minutes .---I na match against Mr. Allan's T e a m, E. Sturgeon's X I. scored 100 in 36 minutes .-O n June 16, for Mote Park v. Royal Marines , C. Lake and K. McAlpine scored 346 in 24 hours .--For Dartmouth Park v. Junior Middlesex , F. E. Smith and A. W. Saville took the score from 45 to 125 in 43 minutes , and wonthe match.-On November7, 1885 , R o wand Roberts , for Melbourne University v. Ballarat , made120 runs in the hour; of these 70 were got in 30 minutes .-O n June 8, in a match against Londonand Westminster Bank, Hampstead Nondescripts scored 120 runs in an hour.-In match between M.C.C. and Groundv. Oxford University , at Lord's , on July 1, G. F. Vernon scored 160 of last 225 madeby M.C.C.-In the match, Bury v. Sheffield Wednesday, on September 4, Baker and Roberts commencedto bat for Bury, and scored 195 in the first hour. Withthe score at 215 Baker was bowled for 101, and later Roberts was caught at slip for 153. Thetotal byBurywas 365. Sheffield Wednesdayscored 20 for the loss of one wicket. O nJune 23, at Newport, against MonmouthGrammarSchool , Christ College , Brecon, wentin with just under the hour and a half to make180 runs in . Theyaccomplished this with a few minutes to spare , for the loss of two batsmen. R. Budworth made 91, and G. Hiley 46 (both not out) . Budworth hit an eight , a six , and a five , and Hiley a six , all of which were run out. I na matchbetween North v. South of BombayPresidency , played at Poona on Sept. 6, 7, and 8, A. D. Wilkins scored 81 and 218, both not out, for North, in totals of 141 and 422. F. Francis scored 109 out of 226, and 57 of 141 for the South . LongScores for First Wicket.-For RockFerry andDingle, at Prince's Park, Liverpool , on July 10, James Ravenscroft and A. E. Paterson , 170 runs.-J. W. Marsh and T. Sankey, for Oxford County School v. Pembroke College , Oxford , at Thame, June 5, scored 100 runs for first wicket .-J. W. Marsh andT. Sankey, for Oxford County School v. N e wCollege , Oxford, at Thame, June 19, scored 195 runs for first wicket .-H. Pigg and L. G. Stileman -Gibbard, Bexhill v. Hastings , 216.-P. Coles and R. G. Glennie , 210 for Cobb's Side , Oxford Fresh- men's Match.-Chatterton , W., and S. A. Winterbotham, M.C.C. and Ground v. South Wales, July 26, 183.-H. W . Wardand C. Howard, City Ramblers v. Exeter, August4, 193.-J. Shuter and Abel, Surrey v. Derbyshire , August 5, 186.-A. N. Hornbyand Barlow, Lancashire v. Oxford University , June 28, 191.---- W .Rashleigh and K. J. Key, Oxford v. Cambridge, July 6, 243 . FourHundredsin Same Innings .-I Zingari v. Bullingdon , at Bullingdon , on June 15 and 16. L. K. Jarvis , 152 ; Lord G. Scott , 100 ; H. W . Forster , 107 ; Lord Dalkeith , 120 ; total of innings , 658. The only instance of the kind in England, webelieve . TwoScores of a Hundred in a Match.-F. W. Maude, M.C.C. and Groundv. Wiltshire , Lord's , Aug.25 and 26, 146 and 143. Long Score for Tenth Wicket.-Parnhamand White, 157 in an hour and fifty -five minutes, Eleven of North v. Eleven of South, Lord's , June 15. SmallScoring: In a match, played at Notting Hill on July 8, between the Past and