Top five total runs:
RL Park (VIC) 404
RJB Townsend (SA) 399
JG Morgan (NSW) 390
HCA Sandford (VIC) 371
CB Willis (VIC) 330
Top five total runs of all time:
C Hill (SA) 4202
WW Armstrong (VIC) 3923
VT Trumper (NSW) 3833
SE Gregory (NSW) 3550
MA Noble (NSW) 3490
Top five high scores:
RL Park (VIC) 259
RJB Townsend (SA) 200
FA O'Keeffe (VIC) 161
HCA Sandford (VIC) 156
JG Morgan (NSW) 148*
Top five high scores of all time:
JM Taylor (NSW) 372* - Jan 1921, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
J Bogle (NSW) 304* - Dec 1919, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
FA Baring 265* - Nov 1920, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
W Bardsley (NSW) 264 - Dec. 1910, Sydney Cricket Ground vs South Australia
RL Park (VIC) 259 - Dec. 1921, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs South Australia
Top five wicket takers:
AE Liddicut (VIC) 19
AEV Hartkopf (VIC) 18
AA Mailey (NSW) 17
JCLS Wall (NSW) 16
EA McDOnald (VIC) 15
Top five wicket takers of all time:
E Jones (SA) 181
FJ Laver (VIC) 169
JV Saunders (VIC) 163
WP Howell (NSW) 160
WW Armstrong (VIC) 160
Top five bowling innings:
AE Liddicut (VIC) 6-61
AE Liddicut (VIC) 5-62
FL Morton (SA) 5-90
HSTL Hendry (NSW) 5-111
AA Mailey (NSW) 5-158
Top five bowling innings of all time:
AA Mailey (NSW) 8-142
HSTL Hendry (NSW) 8-174
SH Emery (NSW) 7-37
E Jones (SA) 7-42
AE Trott (VIC) 7-48
All time record partnerships by wicket:
1. 290 VT Trumper & H Donnan (NSW) Dec. 1900, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
T2. 283 CE McLeod & GHS Trott (VIC) Jan. 1896, Sydney Cricket Ground vs New South Wales
T2. 283 RA Duff & MA Noble (NSW) Dec 1904, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
3. 274 ATE Punch & JM Taylor (NSW) Dec 1920, Sydney Cricket Ground vs South Australia
4. 281 FA O'Keeffe & HCA Sandford (VIC) Jan 1922, Sydney Cricket Ground vs New South Wales
5. 252 AJY Hopkins & SE Gregory (NSW) Dec. 1903, Sydney Cricket Ground vs South Australia
6. 331 AJY Hopkins & SE Gregory (NSW) Dec. 1903, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
7. 182 J Ryder & AG Moyes (VIC) Feb. 1920, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
8. 178 FE McElhone & HV Hordern (NSW) Jan 1911, Sydney Cricket Ground vs Victoria
9. 180 FJ Laver & H Trumble (VIC) Dec 1898, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs South Australia
10. 171 RA Duff & A McBeath (NSW) Jan/Feb 1900, Sydney Cricket Ground vs Victoria
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Sunday, 28 August 2011
CW Sheffield Shield 1921/22 (S25) End of Season Post
Replay Standings
Real Life Standings
| Pl | W | L | D | Pts | Quot | |
| Victoria | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 1.417 |
| New South Wales | 4 | 1 | 3 | 0 | -2 | 0.991 |
| South Australia | 4 | 1 | 3 | 0 | -2 | 0.712 |
Real Life Standings
| Pl | W | L | D | Pts | Quot | |
| Victoria | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 1.653 |
| New South Wales | 4 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0.956 |
| South Australia | 4 | 0 | 4 | 0 | -4 | 0.641 |
Saturday, 27 August 2011
CW 1921/22 (S25) Game 6: South Australia vs Victoria
South Australia vs Victoria
Adelaide Oval
24th-25th, 27th28th February 1922
Lineups-
South Australia- A Smith, AJ Richardson, EA Loveridge, PD Rundell, JT Murray, RJB Townsend, DE Pritchard, JW Rymill, JWE Schultz, WJ Whitty, FL Morton
Victoria- ER Mayne, FA O'Keeffe, CB Willis, AEV Hartkopf, VS Ransford, LA Cody, JL Keating, WM Woodfull, JL Ellis, PH Wallace, MA Schade
First Innings
Victoria started their celebrations of a fifth Sheffield Shield title by bowling out South Australia midway through the final session on day one. DE Pritchard and JWE Schultz just let loose when their partnership began with the team on 93-7, but once the ninth man skied one looking for six, it was business as usual.
SA 177
DE Pritchard 48; EA Loveridge 43
MA Schade 4-34; AEV Hartkopf 3-29
Victoria surpassed their opponents tally with only wicket lost but were unable to put a true stranglehold on the match, thanks in most part to FL Morton ripping through the middle of the lineup in short order.The opening partnership of 138 was Victoria's highlight, but they could only follow that up with a high score of 46 from VS Ransford.
SA 177
VIC 341
FA O'Keeffe 109; ER Mayne 67
FL Morton 5-90; RJB Townsend 2-60
Second Innings
PD Rundell and DE Pritchard saved South Australia from all out embarrassment as, outside of these two, RJB Townsend led the rest with 34 runs; one of only five SA batsmen to reach double figures.
SA 177 + 277
VIC 341
DE Pritchard 92; PD Rundell 74
AEV Hartkopf 3-62; PH Wallace 3-68
Victoria could afford to be a little nonchalant on the degraded pitch, losing four wickets on their way to a clean sweep on the year. EA Loveridge,along with the spectacular fielder in the slips, was responsible for claiming the scalp of the half-century maker, along with two other wickets back to back.
SA 177 + 277
VIC 341 + 114-4
CB Willis 52; ER Mayne 32
EA Loveridge 3-22; FL Morton 1-35
Victoria win by six wickets.
Adelaide Oval
24th-25th, 27th28th February 1922
Lineups-
South Australia- A Smith, AJ Richardson, EA Loveridge, PD Rundell, JT Murray, RJB Townsend, DE Pritchard, JW Rymill, JWE Schultz, WJ Whitty, FL Morton
Victoria- ER Mayne, FA O'Keeffe, CB Willis, AEV Hartkopf, VS Ransford, LA Cody, JL Keating, WM Woodfull, JL Ellis, PH Wallace, MA Schade
First Innings
Victoria started their celebrations of a fifth Sheffield Shield title by bowling out South Australia midway through the final session on day one. DE Pritchard and JWE Schultz just let loose when their partnership began with the team on 93-7, but once the ninth man skied one looking for six, it was business as usual.
SA 177
DE Pritchard 48; EA Loveridge 43
MA Schade 4-34; AEV Hartkopf 3-29
Victoria surpassed their opponents tally with only wicket lost but were unable to put a true stranglehold on the match, thanks in most part to FL Morton ripping through the middle of the lineup in short order.The opening partnership of 138 was Victoria's highlight, but they could only follow that up with a high score of 46 from VS Ransford.
SA 177
VIC 341
FA O'Keeffe 109; ER Mayne 67
FL Morton 5-90; RJB Townsend 2-60
Second Innings
PD Rundell and DE Pritchard saved South Australia from all out embarrassment as, outside of these two, RJB Townsend led the rest with 34 runs; one of only five SA batsmen to reach double figures.
SA 177 + 277
VIC 341
DE Pritchard 92; PD Rundell 74
AEV Hartkopf 3-62; PH Wallace 3-68
Victoria could afford to be a little nonchalant on the degraded pitch, losing four wickets on their way to a clean sweep on the year. EA Loveridge,along with the spectacular fielder in the slips, was responsible for claiming the scalp of the half-century maker, along with two other wickets back to back.
SA 177 + 277
VIC 341 + 114-4
CB Willis 52; ER Mayne 32
EA Loveridge 3-22; FL Morton 1-35
Victoria win by six wickets.
Friday, 26 August 2011
CW 1921/22 (S25) Game 5: New South Wales vs Victoria
New South Wales vs Victoria
Sydney Cricket Ground
26th-28th, 30th-31st January - 2nd February 1922
Lineups:
New South Wales- HL Collins, W Bardsley, TJE Andrews, HSB Love, ATE Punch, C Kelleway, HSTL Hendry, JD SCott, WAS Oldfield, AA Mailey, JCLS Wall
Victoria- J Ryder, ER Mayne, CB Willis, FA O'Keeffe, HCA Sandford, VS Ransford, AE Liddicut, AW Lampard, AEV Hartkopf, JL Ellis, EA McDonald
First Innings
C Kelleway got ER Mayne to nick one back to the keeper in a rough first inning for New South Wales, and the latter part of the Victorian order provided little help, but those who could, scored big enough. CB Willis and surviving opener broke open the biggest partnership of the innings at 133 runs, and FA O'Keeffe took over from J Ryder to guide the team past 200. Another pair of good scores took them on their way to the big total.
VIC 513
CB Willis 130; VS Ransford 113; HCA Sandford 67; J Ryder 66
AA Mailey 4-150; C Kelleway 3-124
The hosts had their own pair of century-makers to get them towards their opponents total, but there was only a half-century elsewhere with the rest of the order unable to get above C Kelleway's 38. Unlike New South Wales who were busy in the field, Victoria's bowlers did their own work with three batsmen walking lbw and another five after their wickets were smashed.
VIC 513
NSW 468
W Bardsley 120; HSB Love 103
EA McDonald 4-152; AE Liddicut 3-99
Second Innings
CB Willis and J Ryder were unable to reenact their previous milestones, and ER Mayne grabbed a quick single, before AA Mailey took all three of them for 33 runs. The lead bowler also took VS Ransford cheaply, but his fifth wicket was a long time in coming when a FA O'Keeffe shot attempt carried to the slips, 281 runs after Victoria was 33-3. A pair of late half-centuries shot the side past 500 again.
VIC 513 + 549
NSW 468
FA O'Keeffe 161; HCA Sandford 156; JL Ellis 56*; AW Lampard 56
AA Mailey 5-158; JCLS Wall 3-120
Not quite reaching triple-figure scores this time but five halves gave New South Wales every chance until a calamitous collapse of the tail. Two wickets fell at both the 187 and 270 run marks thanks to a succession of good scores and a third partnership of 164 took the side within touching distance. Things then turned as the pitch had done in recent days, AE Liddicut taking the last three wickets, the dangerous looking HSTL Hendry and a pair of ducks.
VIC 513 + 549
NSW 468 + 524
HSTL Hendry 96; HL Collins 95; W Bardsley 87; JD Scott 78; TJE Andrews 74
AEV Hartkopf 3-92; AE Liddicut 3-97
Victoria win by seventy runs.
Sydney Cricket Ground
26th-28th, 30th-31st January - 2nd February 1922
Lineups:
New South Wales- HL Collins, W Bardsley, TJE Andrews, HSB Love, ATE Punch, C Kelleway, HSTL Hendry, JD SCott, WAS Oldfield, AA Mailey, JCLS Wall
Victoria- J Ryder, ER Mayne, CB Willis, FA O'Keeffe, HCA Sandford, VS Ransford, AE Liddicut, AW Lampard, AEV Hartkopf, JL Ellis, EA McDonald
First Innings
C Kelleway got ER Mayne to nick one back to the keeper in a rough first inning for New South Wales, and the latter part of the Victorian order provided little help, but those who could, scored big enough. CB Willis and surviving opener broke open the biggest partnership of the innings at 133 runs, and FA O'Keeffe took over from J Ryder to guide the team past 200. Another pair of good scores took them on their way to the big total.
VIC 513
CB Willis 130; VS Ransford 113; HCA Sandford 67; J Ryder 66
AA Mailey 4-150; C Kelleway 3-124
The hosts had their own pair of century-makers to get them towards their opponents total, but there was only a half-century elsewhere with the rest of the order unable to get above C Kelleway's 38. Unlike New South Wales who were busy in the field, Victoria's bowlers did their own work with three batsmen walking lbw and another five after their wickets were smashed.
VIC 513
NSW 468
W Bardsley 120; HSB Love 103
EA McDonald 4-152; AE Liddicut 3-99
Second Innings
CB Willis and J Ryder were unable to reenact their previous milestones, and ER Mayne grabbed a quick single, before AA Mailey took all three of them for 33 runs. The lead bowler also took VS Ransford cheaply, but his fifth wicket was a long time in coming when a FA O'Keeffe shot attempt carried to the slips, 281 runs after Victoria was 33-3. A pair of late half-centuries shot the side past 500 again.
VIC 513 + 549
NSW 468
FA O'Keeffe 161; HCA Sandford 156; JL Ellis 56*; AW Lampard 56
AA Mailey 5-158; JCLS Wall 3-120
Not quite reaching triple-figure scores this time but five halves gave New South Wales every chance until a calamitous collapse of the tail. Two wickets fell at both the 187 and 270 run marks thanks to a succession of good scores and a third partnership of 164 took the side within touching distance. Things then turned as the pitch had done in recent days, AE Liddicut taking the last three wickets, the dangerous looking HSTL Hendry and a pair of ducks.
VIC 513 + 549
NSW 468 + 524
HSTL Hendry 96; HL Collins 95; W Bardsley 87; JD Scott 78; TJE Andrews 74
AEV Hartkopf 3-92; AE Liddicut 3-97
Victoria win by seventy runs.
Thursday, 25 August 2011
CW 1921/22 (S25) Game 4: New South Wales vs South Australia
New South Wales vs South Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
6th-7th, 9th-12th January 1922
Lineups:
New South Wales- H Cranney, ATE Punch, TJE Andrews, HSTL Hendry, JG Morgan, AP Wells, JD Scott, JCLS Wall, WF Ives, HM Savage, AA Mailey
South Australia- VY Richardson, A Smith, LV Pellew, AJ Richardson, RJB Townsend, PD Rundell, EA Loveridge, DE Pritchard, HL Williams, WJ Whitty, AM Ambler
First Innings
A series of tough outs without anyone truly excelling left New South Wales as the ones chasing a high score for once. Until AM Ambler (7) fell for the final wicket, the lowest contribution was 15 from AJ Richardson; five other batsmen made half-centuries. HSTL Hendry was the biggest threat that South Australia faced, but the attack should have done better on their bowling pitch.
SA 496
PD Rundell 83; RJB Townsend 69; VY Richardson 62; A Smith 58; NL Williams 57*
HSTL Hendry 5-111; AA Mailey 2-103
The home reply started well, losing wickets at similar points to their opponents, until AP Wells (4) and JD Scott (0) were dispatched. Another pair of low scores came at the end of the innings, but JCLS Wall saved the day with his heroics.
SA 496
NSW 324
H Cranney 87; JCLS Wall 73
RJB Townsend 3-57; AJ Richardson 3-73
Second Innings
New South Wales had better luck with early wickets second time around, but A Smith, and a final wicket partnership, proved to be of great help to SA as they left the hosts with a big mountain to climb. HSTL Hendry was again the leading wicket taker, but fell one short of a ten wicket haul.
SA 496 + 348
NSW 324
A Smith 110; WJ Whitty 50
HSTL Hendry 4-72; JCLS Wall 3-114
The final innings had a sloppy start with H Cranney, TJE Andrews and HSTL Hendry all combining for 27 runs before exiting the field at the hands of AJ Richardson; Hendry going for a duck. JG Morgan and AP Wells did all they could to salvage the match, but once they were dispatched, bowled by WJ Whitty and RJB Townsend, the tail crumbled.
SA 496 + 348
NSW 324 + 389
AP Wells 113; JG Morgan 110; ATE Punch 61
AJ Richardson 4-90; WJ Whitty 3-123
South Australia win by one-hundred-and-thirty-one runs.
Sydney Cricket Ground
6th-7th, 9th-12th January 1922
Lineups:
New South Wales- H Cranney, ATE Punch, TJE Andrews, HSTL Hendry, JG Morgan, AP Wells, JD Scott, JCLS Wall, WF Ives, HM Savage, AA Mailey
South Australia- VY Richardson, A Smith, LV Pellew, AJ Richardson, RJB Townsend, PD Rundell, EA Loveridge, DE Pritchard, HL Williams, WJ Whitty, AM Ambler
First Innings
A series of tough outs without anyone truly excelling left New South Wales as the ones chasing a high score for once. Until AM Ambler (7) fell for the final wicket, the lowest contribution was 15 from AJ Richardson; five other batsmen made half-centuries. HSTL Hendry was the biggest threat that South Australia faced, but the attack should have done better on their bowling pitch.
SA 496
PD Rundell 83; RJB Townsend 69; VY Richardson 62; A Smith 58; NL Williams 57*
HSTL Hendry 5-111; AA Mailey 2-103
The home reply started well, losing wickets at similar points to their opponents, until AP Wells (4) and JD Scott (0) were dispatched. Another pair of low scores came at the end of the innings, but JCLS Wall saved the day with his heroics.
SA 496
NSW 324
H Cranney 87; JCLS Wall 73
RJB Townsend 3-57; AJ Richardson 3-73
Second Innings
New South Wales had better luck with early wickets second time around, but A Smith, and a final wicket partnership, proved to be of great help to SA as they left the hosts with a big mountain to climb. HSTL Hendry was again the leading wicket taker, but fell one short of a ten wicket haul.
SA 496 + 348
NSW 324
A Smith 110; WJ Whitty 50
HSTL Hendry 4-72; JCLS Wall 3-114
The final innings had a sloppy start with H Cranney, TJE Andrews and HSTL Hendry all combining for 27 runs before exiting the field at the hands of AJ Richardson; Hendry going for a duck. JG Morgan and AP Wells did all they could to salvage the match, but once they were dispatched, bowled by WJ Whitty and RJB Townsend, the tail crumbled.
SA 496 + 348
NSW 324 + 389
AP Wells 113; JG Morgan 110; ATE Punch 61
AJ Richardson 4-90; WJ Whitty 3-123
South Australia win by one-hundred-and-thirty-one runs.
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
CW 1921/22 (S25) Game 3: Victoria vs South Australia
Victoria vs South Australia
Melbourne Cricket Ground
31st December 1921 - 1st, 3rd-5th January 1922
Lineups:
Victoria- RL Park, J Ryder, CB Willis, AW Lampard, VS Ransford, HCA Sandford, AE Liddicut, WW Armstrong, AEV Hartkopf, JL Ellis, EA McDonald
South Australia- VY Richardson, A Smith, PD Rundell, RJB Townsend, AJ Richardson, LV Pellew, DE Pritchard, EA Loveridge, NL Williams, WJ Whitty, AM Ambler
First Innings
RL Park stole the show, batting for the fifth highest innings total in the Sheffield Shield. His fellow opener was trapped lbw and VS Ransford was caught at mid-wicket; both for ducks. CB Willis (42) and a pair of half-centuries helped to carry the load.
VIC 550
RL Park 259; AW Lampard 87; AE Liddicut 62
EA Loveridge 3-39; AJ Richadrson 3-187
South Australia also were hammered at the crease with a pair of 30+ scores and a resilient partnership for the ninth wicket to show for their work. AE Liddicut led the way for the bowling attack; the two remarkable catches by the man at short leg claiming both PD Rundell and AJ Richardson for 0. A follw-on was quickly issued, and the pitch was degrading fast.
VIC 550
SA 180
VY Richardson 37; LV Pellew 31
AE Liddicut 5-62; WW Armstrong 2-32
Second Innings
PD Rundell walked off with a pair of ducks and, with A Smith also out for no score, South Australia were 0-2. RJB Townsend then pulled up his socks and went all out, beating his previous best score by 77 runs. His support came from VY Richardson and EA Loveridge, but, including the aforementioned ducks, the remaining batting lineup accounted for 57 runs; 32 were scored by AJ Richardson. It was enough to force Victoria to bat again, and they kep AE Liddicut completely at bay.
VIC 550
SA 180 + 385
RJB Townsend 200; VY Richardson 63; EA Loveridge 58
J Ryder 3-51; EA McDonald 3-89
J Ryder barely avoided his pair as he was caught at deep mid wicket for a single run, but that was all the excitement left in the game.
VIC 550 + 16-1
SA 180 + 385
RL Park 11*; CB Willis 3*
AJ Richardson 1-4; NL Williams 0-11
Victoria win by nine wickets.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
31st December 1921 - 1st, 3rd-5th January 1922
Lineups:
Victoria- RL Park, J Ryder, CB Willis, AW Lampard, VS Ransford, HCA Sandford, AE Liddicut, WW Armstrong, AEV Hartkopf, JL Ellis, EA McDonald
South Australia- VY Richardson, A Smith, PD Rundell, RJB Townsend, AJ Richardson, LV Pellew, DE Pritchard, EA Loveridge, NL Williams, WJ Whitty, AM Ambler
First Innings
RL Park stole the show, batting for the fifth highest innings total in the Sheffield Shield. His fellow opener was trapped lbw and VS Ransford was caught at mid-wicket; both for ducks. CB Willis (42) and a pair of half-centuries helped to carry the load.
VIC 550
RL Park 259; AW Lampard 87; AE Liddicut 62
EA Loveridge 3-39; AJ Richadrson 3-187
South Australia also were hammered at the crease with a pair of 30+ scores and a resilient partnership for the ninth wicket to show for their work. AE Liddicut led the way for the bowling attack; the two remarkable catches by the man at short leg claiming both PD Rundell and AJ Richardson for 0. A follw-on was quickly issued, and the pitch was degrading fast.
VIC 550
SA 180
VY Richardson 37; LV Pellew 31
AE Liddicut 5-62; WW Armstrong 2-32
Second Innings
PD Rundell walked off with a pair of ducks and, with A Smith also out for no score, South Australia were 0-2. RJB Townsend then pulled up his socks and went all out, beating his previous best score by 77 runs. His support came from VY Richardson and EA Loveridge, but, including the aforementioned ducks, the remaining batting lineup accounted for 57 runs; 32 were scored by AJ Richardson. It was enough to force Victoria to bat again, and they kep AE Liddicut completely at bay.
VIC 550
SA 180 + 385
RJB Townsend 200; VY Richardson 63; EA Loveridge 58
J Ryder 3-51; EA McDonald 3-89
J Ryder barely avoided his pair as he was caught at deep mid wicket for a single run, but that was all the excitement left in the game.
VIC 550 + 16-1
SA 180 + 385
RL Park 11*; CB Willis 3*
AJ Richardson 1-4; NL Williams 0-11
Victoria win by nine wickets.
Tuesday, 23 August 2011
CW 1921/22 (S25) Game 2: Victoria vs New South Wales
Victoria vs New South Wales
Melbourne Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-29th December 1921
Lineups:
Victoria- RL Park, HCA Sandford, CB Willis, AE Liddicut, J Ryder, VS Ransford, ER Mayne, AEV Hartlopf, AW Lampard, JL Ellis, EA McDonald
New South Wales- H Cranney, ATE Punch, HSB Love, HL Collins, TJE Andrews, JM Taylor, JM Gregory, HSTL Hendry, H Carter, JCLS Wall, AA Mailey
First Innings
A 187 run partnership sent Victoria on it's way before a string of cheap wickets delayed them on the road to almost 500 runs. While his opening partner cruised into triple-figures, HCA Sandford was very unlucky to end his day where he did and that was enough to spark the bowling attack to rip through the 3-6 batsmen and finish off RL Park. ER Mayne and his two reliable partners, AEV Hartkopf (41) and AW Lampard (48*), steadied things down and took them onwards.
VIC 486
RL Park 134; HCA Sandford 99; ER Mayne 83
AA Mailey 4-123; JM Gregory 3-90
AE Liddicut took six consecutive wickets during the New South Wales reply, starting with high-scoring HSB Love. The remaining three batsmen in the first four to walk out to the crease combined for for little over half what their number three man accomplished. The second half of the order did what they could against the prowess of Liddicut, but they fell short of avoiding the follow on.
VIC 486
NSW 251
HSB Love 53; HSTL Hendry 44
AE Liddicut 6-61; AEV Hartkopf 2-52
Second Innings
After falling first in the last innings, H Cranney outlasted three batsman scoring half the team's runs in the process, including HSB Love who only managed 11. The field took five catches in the second innings after seven in the first, but it was a harder road for Victoria to get through the order. They would have to bat again.
VIC 486
NSW 251 + 338
H Cranney 60; JM Gregory 58
EA McDonald 3-116; AEV Hartkopf 2-45
RL Park lasted a couple of deliveries before taking one in the body, retiring him from the match, and AE Liddicut added a single run to the pair he scored on day one. Despite the troubles a partnership of 84 was enough to guide them close to their required total.
VIC 486 + 104-3
NSW 251 + 338
CB Willis 45; HCA Sandford 38
JM Gregory 1-20; ATE Punch 1-25
Victoria win by seven wickets.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-29th December 1921
Lineups:
Victoria- RL Park, HCA Sandford, CB Willis, AE Liddicut, J Ryder, VS Ransford, ER Mayne, AEV Hartlopf, AW Lampard, JL Ellis, EA McDonald
New South Wales- H Cranney, ATE Punch, HSB Love, HL Collins, TJE Andrews, JM Taylor, JM Gregory, HSTL Hendry, H Carter, JCLS Wall, AA Mailey
First Innings
A 187 run partnership sent Victoria on it's way before a string of cheap wickets delayed them on the road to almost 500 runs. While his opening partner cruised into triple-figures, HCA Sandford was very unlucky to end his day where he did and that was enough to spark the bowling attack to rip through the 3-6 batsmen and finish off RL Park. ER Mayne and his two reliable partners, AEV Hartkopf (41) and AW Lampard (48*), steadied things down and took them onwards.
VIC 486
RL Park 134; HCA Sandford 99; ER Mayne 83
AA Mailey 4-123; JM Gregory 3-90
AE Liddicut took six consecutive wickets during the New South Wales reply, starting with high-scoring HSB Love. The remaining three batsmen in the first four to walk out to the crease combined for for little over half what their number three man accomplished. The second half of the order did what they could against the prowess of Liddicut, but they fell short of avoiding the follow on.
VIC 486
NSW 251
HSB Love 53; HSTL Hendry 44
AE Liddicut 6-61; AEV Hartkopf 2-52
Second Innings
After falling first in the last innings, H Cranney outlasted three batsman scoring half the team's runs in the process, including HSB Love who only managed 11. The field took five catches in the second innings after seven in the first, but it was a harder road for Victoria to get through the order. They would have to bat again.
VIC 486
NSW 251 + 338
H Cranney 60; JM Gregory 58
EA McDonald 3-116; AEV Hartkopf 2-45
RL Park lasted a couple of deliveries before taking one in the body, retiring him from the match, and AE Liddicut added a single run to the pair he scored on day one. Despite the troubles a partnership of 84 was enough to guide them close to their required total.
VIC 486 + 104-3
NSW 251 + 338
CB Willis 45; HCA Sandford 38
JM Gregory 1-20; ATE Punch 1-25
Victoria win by seven wickets.
Monday, 22 August 2011
CW 1921/22 (S25) Game 1: South Australia vs New South Wales
South Australia vs New South Wales
Adelaide Oval
16th-17th, 19th-22nd December 1921
Lineups:
South Australia- VY Richardson, A Smith, NL Williams, PD Rundell, AJ Richardson, RJB Townsend, LV Pellew, DE Pritchard, CD Gray, AM Ambler, C Braybrook
New South Wales- H Cranney, OP Asher, HSB Love, ATE Punch, JG Morgan, CS Achurch, AP Wells, RCM Boyce, JCLS Wall, BL Russell, CS Everett
First Innings
A beautiful day greeted the teams on day one of the new season when New South Wales went to work at the crease. It was not all plain sailing for the sixteen time Sheffield Shield champions, but a pair of centuries made all the difference; especially JG Morgan weathering the storm as all his partners fell down around him.
NSW 447
JG Morgan 148*; H Cranney 103; HSB Love 61
NL Williams 4-85; C Braybrook 2-95
VY Richardson fell in the first over, and no partnership was allowed to reach higher than the 69 provided by A Smith and NL Williams. CD Gray did very well to drag his side over the follow-on line. On the other side, OP Asher took four wickets in a row, taking care of the middle-order.
NSW 447
SA 268
NL Williams 59; CD Gray 52
OP Asher 65; JCLS Wall 3-69
Second Innings
OP Asher's confidence carried over to his second time at the crease, the second New South Wales opener to century in the match, and JG Morgan made another unbeaten century as his side declared close to their first innings total with four wickets to spare. C Braybrook was the biggest threat with the ball; he and NL Williams ending the match with six a piece.
NSW 447 + 442-6 dec.
SA 268
JG Morgan 105*; OP Asher 104; CS Achurch 85; ATE Punch 67
C Braybrook 4-88; NL Williams 2-94
Another half-century from man of the match contender NL Williams would never be enough to make much headway in the mountain South Australia were told to climb. A Smith, AJ Richardson, RJB Townsend, and CD Gray all fell within nine runs of their own fifties under the balanced attack of NSW; OP Asher taking a match-leading total of seven
NSW 447 + 442-6 dec.
SA 268+ 319
NL Williams 53; RJB Townsend 45; CD Gray 45
CS Everett 3-61; OP Asher 3-67
New South Wales win by three-hundred-and-two runs.
Adelaide Oval
16th-17th, 19th-22nd December 1921
Lineups:
South Australia- VY Richardson, A Smith, NL Williams, PD Rundell, AJ Richardson, RJB Townsend, LV Pellew, DE Pritchard, CD Gray, AM Ambler, C Braybrook
New South Wales- H Cranney, OP Asher, HSB Love, ATE Punch, JG Morgan, CS Achurch, AP Wells, RCM Boyce, JCLS Wall, BL Russell, CS Everett
First Innings
A beautiful day greeted the teams on day one of the new season when New South Wales went to work at the crease. It was not all plain sailing for the sixteen time Sheffield Shield champions, but a pair of centuries made all the difference; especially JG Morgan weathering the storm as all his partners fell down around him.
NSW 447
JG Morgan 148*; H Cranney 103; HSB Love 61
NL Williams 4-85; C Braybrook 2-95
VY Richardson fell in the first over, and no partnership was allowed to reach higher than the 69 provided by A Smith and NL Williams. CD Gray did very well to drag his side over the follow-on line. On the other side, OP Asher took four wickets in a row, taking care of the middle-order.
NSW 447
SA 268
NL Williams 59; CD Gray 52
OP Asher 65; JCLS Wall 3-69
Second Innings
OP Asher's confidence carried over to his second time at the crease, the second New South Wales opener to century in the match, and JG Morgan made another unbeaten century as his side declared close to their first innings total with four wickets to spare. C Braybrook was the biggest threat with the ball; he and NL Williams ending the match with six a piece.
NSW 447 + 442-6 dec.
SA 268
JG Morgan 105*; OP Asher 104; CS Achurch 85; ATE Punch 67
C Braybrook 4-88; NL Williams 2-94
Another half-century from man of the match contender NL Williams would never be enough to make much headway in the mountain South Australia were told to climb. A Smith, AJ Richardson, RJB Townsend, and CD Gray all fell within nine runs of their own fifties under the balanced attack of NSW; OP Asher taking a match-leading total of seven
NSW 447 + 442-6 dec.
SA 268+ 319
NL Williams 53; RJB Townsend 45; CD Gray 45
CS Everett 3-61; OP Asher 3-67
New South Wales win by three-hundred-and-two runs.
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