ALL ENGLAND CEICKET MATCH.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 41, 16 February 1877, Page 2

ALL ENGLAND CEICKET MATCH.

1 ;: SECOND I)AY. After we went to press yesterday the place at the wick«t vacated by Hill was taken by. Pooley, who with Greenwood gave the field a very lively time of it, for nearly half-an-hour, during which time the score was run up from 217 to 228, when Greenwood, after putting together a total of 42, was caught at long .field by H. Knapp off Fowler. While running Pooley severely sprained his knee : , to which an accident had previously occurred, and Southerton was put on to run for him. Lillywhite followed, but at the first ball from Ellis was very neatly stumped by Cross, hia being the second duck's egg. . The third was reserved for Southerton, who succeeded him and followed* bis example in going out at his first ball, off which he was caught by Halliday at long stop. This concluded the innings, all being out for 258. The following are the scores made in the first. innings by the ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN. Jupp, hit wicket, bT. Eden ... 34 Charlwood, c Cros3, b S. Fowler 38 Selby, lbw, b T. Eden C2 Greenwood, cH. Knapp, b Fowler 42 Ullyett, cK. Knapp, b Fowler... 19 * - Shaw, b T.Eden ... 8 Emmett, st Cross, bT. Eden ... 9 Hill, runout 0 s . Pooley, not out ;. 12 Lillywhite, st Cross, b Ellis ... 0 Southerton, cH. Halliday, bEllia 0 Byes 4 Wiaes ... 10 Total 258 After an interval of about ten minutes tha Englishmen took the field, H. Halliday and K. Knapp going to the wickets to the bowlingjof Shaw and Hill. They had scored one run each; and a leg bye, when Knapp succumbed at the fifth over to a dangerous ball from Shaw, which broke in from the off side and took his wicket. Hyde succeeded him and got one, Halliday having made a hit to leg for two and five byes having been been acored, making the total 11 for one wicket when the stumps were drawn at 5'30. THIRD DAY. Tha wickets were pitched this morning at 11-30, Hyde and Halliday resuming their places to the bowling of Shaw arid Hill. In the first over Hyde put the ball into Einmett's hands at point, and thus was Hyde hid f roin view. Two for 1 1. Deianey took his place, but had to retire before scoring, one of Shaw's balls having proved "undeniable," as one of our local auctioneers would say. Halliday in the. meantime had put two balls past the slips for one eaeh. Three for 13. W. Eden followed, but waa soon disposed of by Shaw for a duck's egg. Atkinson took his place, but received notice to quit from Shaw at his first ball. S. Fowler now joined Halliday, and the two maintained a good defence for same time, although runs were made very slowly, two or three chances of scoring being lost through over caution. Halliday was the next to go, having hit his wicket in playing back to a ball of Shaw's, after a very prettily played innings for 8. Six for 16. T. Eden followed, and three byes having been scored, was bowled by. Hill. Seven for 19. C. Knapp took his first ball from Hill, and waa given out leg before wicket. Ellis, now took the bat, but very soon lost his mate Fowler, who was bowled by Shaw. Cross now joined Ellis, got two past the slips, after which three bye» were scored, when Ellis was run out by a very clever piece of fielding by Emmett at point Ten for 25. Silcock followed, and, after Cross had made a hit to leg for two. retired before a ball from Hill. Eleven for 27. Wright now joined Cross, who was shortly after bowled by Shaw after scoring 6. Firth took Cross' place, but was speedily ordered a change of air by Shaw, who took his wicket at the first ball, making room for E. Fowler. Wright, after making three ones, was bowled by Shaw, and his place was/ taken by H. Knapp, who was just in time' to see Fowler go down before Hill. Fifteen for 32. Fayen joined Knapp, and, after two leg byes had been scored, the latter waa\ bowled by Shaw. Sixteen for 34. Cornwall followed, and got two past slipi Fayen followed with another in the same direction, and then hit his wickett in stepping back to play Shaw. Coles took hia place, and immediately afterwards Cornwall put a ball from Hill into Emmett's hands at point. Seventeen for 37. Barnetfc tok his bat, and, after three byes had been scored, made a fine hit to long field.. This was splendidly fielded, and thrown straight into the wicket, towards which Coles was making for the second run. The umpire gaye him not out, but Coles suffered himself to be bounced by the bowler, and retired. C. Halliday succeeded him, drove Shaw forward for one, and was then bowled by Hill. .Twenty for 43. Wigzell, the last man, then took the bat, and the. next ten minutee were the liveliest of the innings. Wigzell got one past the slips, Barnett sent Shaw to leg for 3, one bye was obtained, Barnett then slipped Hill for 2, Wigzell got two balls past point for one each, and then made the finest hit of the inninvs, driving Shaw to long field off for 3. Two balls later Barnett was bowled by Shaw. AH out for 56. After lunch Nelson commenced their second innings, sending C; Halliday and Wigzell to the wickets to the bowling of Emmett and Shaw. Off the former's first ball three byes were scored, but he at once established a funk by the terrific speed and direction of his left-hand bowling. Halliday * went down before the second ball, Wigzell in the second over. Wright and Fayen were now together, but the latter succumbed at once to Emmett, his place being taken by Barnett, who fell immediately to that left handed terror, H. Halliday taking his place. Wright having scored four gave another wicket to Emmet, and K. Knapp took hia place. Down went Halliday at the second ball, and then Cornwall went to theuwic&et. , Six wickets fo : 7 runs. A no. ball waa then scored and a bye, and Cornwall: after rhifcting t Shaw to long field for 2 waa bowled by him : f

at the next ball. Seyenforll. S. Eowler followed, but Shaw was-stoo much for him, and he soqri retired with, a -duck's egg attached to hi? name. T. Eden took his place; ;and after a maiden overdrove the first off Shawto long field' for 2. At the next ball he was caught by Shaw ; off himself. 1 Nine foe, 13. .C. Knapp, the hope of his side, then went" forth from the tent, took his stand before Shaw, and— lost his wicket at the second ball. Ellis was substituted for him, aud he at hia second ball hit Shaw to long field for one, and Knapp did the same with the next ball. After a maiden over from Emmett, Ellis got the ball past point, leaving an easy run, but a misunderstanding between him and Knapp caused the former to be run out. Eleven for 15. H. Cross took his place, and scored one off Shaw's firsthand then sent Emmett to leg for 3. In the nest over he slipped Shaw for 2. Emmett in his next over got rid of K. Knapp, after he had seen, six wickets fall, although he only scored one. Twelve for 21. Hyde followed, and af ter^eeing Cross make one, retired before Shaw. Thirteen for 22. W. Eden took his place, and at the second ball was caught by Selby off Shaw. E. Fowler suceeded him. Then a leg bye was scored and Cross was bowled by a smasher from Emmett, after ma&ing 7. Fifteen for 23. Atkinson was the next • man, arid took a maiden over from , Emmett. Fowler then made one past the slips, and Atkinson followed suit with another, after which Fowler was beautifully caught by Emmett off Shaw. Sixteen for 1 25. H. Knapp now joined Atkinson, but before scoring was despatched . by Shaw. Delaney followed, skied hia first ball from Shaw and waa caught by the bbwler. Eighteen for 25. Silcock was his successor, and; hit Emmett behind the wicket for three, arid off the next ball three byes were scored. The following is the score: — ' ; ' NELSON ITWENTY-TWO. First Innings. ! f ~ Second Innings. H. Halliday, hit wicket, • bShaw - : ... ; ..; 8 b Shaw ... 0 K. Knapp, b Shaw ... 1 b Emmett ... 1 Hyde, c Emmett, b Shaw 1 b Shaw ... 0 Deianey, b Shaw ... 0 c and b Shaw 0 W. Eden, b Shaw ...6 c Selby b Shaw 0 .Atkinson, b Shaw ... 0 b Shaw ... 1 S. Fowler, b Shaw ... 0 b Shaw . . 0 'T. Eden, b Hill ... ... o c andb Shaw 2 C. Knapp, lbw, b Hill ..Ob Shaw 1 ... 0 Ellis, run out o run out ... 0 H. Cross, b Shaw ... 6 b Emmett ... 7 Silccck, b Hill o c Emmett, b _. , Shaw ... 6 Wright, bShaw... ...3 b Emmett ...4 Firth, b Shaw ... ... 0 not out ... 5 E. Fowler, b Hill ...0 b Shaw, c ' Emmett 1 H. Knapp, b Shaw ...0 bShaw ... 0 Fayen, hit wicket, b Shaw 0 b Emmefct ... 0 Cornwall, c Emmet, b Hill 2 b Shaw ... 2 Coles, bShaw . . ...Ob Shaw ... 0 Barnett, b Shaw 8 b Emmett ... 0 C. Halliday, b Hill . ...1 b Emmett ..; 0 Wigzell, not out 6 b Emmett ... 0 ; Byes... , ... ...15 Byes ... 7 ; Leg byes 4 Leg bye... I i . No Ball 1 Total .„ 56 Total ... 39