Top five total runs:
VY Richardson (SA) 511
AF Kippax (NSW) 477
EGC Wainwright (SA) 395
HO Rock (NSW) 351
FK Gould (SA) 329
Top five total runs of all time:
C Hill (SA) 4294
WW Armstrong (VIC) 3923
W Bardsley (NSW) 3916
VT Trumper (NSW) 3833
ER Mayne (SA/VIC) 3824
Top five high scores:
VY Richardson (SA) 352
AF Kippax (NSW) 312*
RL Park (VIC) 195
ATE Punch (NSW) 185
J Ryder (VIC) 153
Top five high scores of all time:
JM Taylor (NSW) 372* - Jan 1921, Adelaide Oval vs South Australia
VY Richardson (SA) 352 - Nov 1924, Melbourne Cricket Ground vs Victoria
AF Kippax (NSW) 312* - Jan 1925, 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
Top five wicket takers:
AJ Richardson (SA) 15
CV Morrissey (NSW) 15
JD Scott (NSW) 15
HSTL Hendry (VIC) 14
CV Grimmett (SA) 12
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:
CV Morrissey (NSW) 7-43
CHW Lawes (NSW) 5-61
CS Everett (NSW) 4-49
FA Tarrant (VIC) 4-59
CS Everett (NSW) 4-59
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
CV Morrissey (NSW) 7-43
All time record partnerships by wicket:
1. 338 ER Mayne & WM Woodfull (VIC) Jan. 1923, Melbourne Cricket Ground 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. 425 AF Kippax & ATE Punch (NSW) Jan 1925, Adelaide Oval 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, 16 October 2011
CW Sheffield Shield 1924/25 (S28) End of Season Post
Replay Standings
Real Life Standings
| Pl | W | L | D | Pts | Quot | |
| New South Wales | 4 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 1.810 |
| Victoria | 4 | 1 | 3 | 0 | -2 | 0.749 |
| South Australia | 4 | 1 | 3 | 0 | -2 | 0.728 |
Real Life Standings
| Pl | W | L | D | Pts | Quot | |
| Victoria | 4 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1.243 |
| New South Wales | 4 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1.007 |
| South Australia | 4 | 1 | 3 | 0 | -2 | 0.798 |
Saturday, 15 October 2011
CW 1924/25 (S28) Game 6: Victoria vs new South Wales
Victoria vs New South Wales
Melbourne Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-28th January 1925
Lineups-
Victoria- J Ryder, WH Ponsford, HSB Love, KJ Millar, RL park, JL keating, VS Ransford, JA Atkinson, HS Gamble, WJ Rayson, H Ironmonger
New South Wales- HL Collins, W Bardsley, JM Taylor, TJE Andrews, LW Gwynne, C Kelleway, ATE Punch, WAS Oldfield, JEH Hooker, AA Mailey, CS Everett
First Innings
J Ryder registered the fourth highest score of the season and with support from HSB Love and KJ Millar Victoria were in fine shape at 312-4. But after RL Park (39) and JL keating (27) were removed from the crease, a grand total of 20 runs were added to the team total as the tail was crushed by CS Everett and a pair of run outs.
VIC 395
J Ryder 153; KJ Millar 82; HSB Love 56
CS Everett 4-59; C Kelleway 2-96
W Bardsley was caught out at deep mid wicket off H Ironmonger's bowling, but JM Taylor and friends carried on with commitment despite the title already in their hands. The pitch was not ideal for batting but that did not stop NSW passing 500 with everyone, outside of the aforementioned W Bardsley (3) reaching double-figures.
VIC 395
NSW 504
JM Taylor 134; TJE Andrews 79; LW Gwynne 76; WAS Oldfield 50*
WJ Rayson 3-86; HS Gamble 2-86
Second Innings
Victoria slumped throughout the second innings with only VS Ransford making himself look respectable. CS Everett was again a thorn in their sides with AA Mailey improving upon his first innings effort of 1-121.
VIC 395 + 224
NSW 504
VS Ransford 50; RL Park 32
CS Everett 4-49; AA Mailey 3-50
W Bardsley (13) again failed to gain a foothold, going for lbw this time, but remaining opener HL Collins along with JM Taylor cruised to a clean sweep for New South Wales this season.
VIC 395 + 224
NSW 504 + 116-1
HL Collins 60*; JM Taylor 42*
J Ryder 1-32; WJ Rayson 0-21
New South Wales win by nine wickets.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-28th January 1925
Lineups-
Victoria- J Ryder, WH Ponsford, HSB Love, KJ Millar, RL park, JL keating, VS Ransford, JA Atkinson, HS Gamble, WJ Rayson, H Ironmonger
New South Wales- HL Collins, W Bardsley, JM Taylor, TJE Andrews, LW Gwynne, C Kelleway, ATE Punch, WAS Oldfield, JEH Hooker, AA Mailey, CS Everett
First Innings
J Ryder registered the fourth highest score of the season and with support from HSB Love and KJ Millar Victoria were in fine shape at 312-4. But after RL Park (39) and JL keating (27) were removed from the crease, a grand total of 20 runs were added to the team total as the tail was crushed by CS Everett and a pair of run outs.
VIC 395
J Ryder 153; KJ Millar 82; HSB Love 56
CS Everett 4-59; C Kelleway 2-96
W Bardsley was caught out at deep mid wicket off H Ironmonger's bowling, but JM Taylor and friends carried on with commitment despite the title already in their hands. The pitch was not ideal for batting but that did not stop NSW passing 500 with everyone, outside of the aforementioned W Bardsley (3) reaching double-figures.
VIC 395
NSW 504
JM Taylor 134; TJE Andrews 79; LW Gwynne 76; WAS Oldfield 50*
WJ Rayson 3-86; HS Gamble 2-86
Second Innings
Victoria slumped throughout the second innings with only VS Ransford making himself look respectable. CS Everett was again a thorn in their sides with AA Mailey improving upon his first innings effort of 1-121.
VIC 395 + 224
NSW 504
VS Ransford 50; RL Park 32
CS Everett 4-49; AA Mailey 3-50
W Bardsley (13) again failed to gain a foothold, going for lbw this time, but remaining opener HL Collins along with JM Taylor cruised to a clean sweep for New South Wales this season.
VIC 395 + 224
NSW 504 + 116-1
HL Collins 60*; JM Taylor 42*
J Ryder 1-32; WJ Rayson 0-21
New South Wales win by nine wickets.
Friday, 14 October 2011
CW 1924/25 (S28) Game 5: New South Wales vs Victoria
New South Wales vs Victoria
Sydney Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-28th January 1925
Lineups-
New South Wales- HO Rock, JG morgan, AT Ratcliffe, AF Kippax, BM Salmon, AP Wells, CV Morrissey, CHW lawes, ADA Mayes, JD Scott, MW Bosley
Victoria- ER Mayne, WM Woodfull, HSTL Hendry, AE Liddicut, FA Tarrant, AEV hartkopf, KJ Schneider, CB Willis, JL Ellis, DD Blackie, PH Wallace
First Innings
HO Rock and AT Ratcliffe looked solid, but the next highest score was ADA Mayes' unbeaten 39; the next was 23 from CV Morrissey yet somehow NSW were not far off 300 with HSTL Hendry and DD Blackie forming a formidable one-two punch.
NSW 277
AT Ratcliffe 75; HO Rock 51
DD Blackie 3-71; HSTL Hendry 3-83
If New South Wales' first innings score on a bowling pitch was below par then Victoria's was dismal. ER Mayne (29) and WM Woodfull 23) were out back-to-back and the score was 53-2, but that was followed by HSTL Hendry and AE Liddicut for ducks. FA Tarrant and AEV Hartkopf survived together an 85 run partnership, but CHW Lawes and JD Scott were not to be denied aside from the final wicket (PH Wallace 12, c. wicket-keeper, b. MW Bosley).
NSW 277
VIC 204
FA Tarrant 63; AEV Hartkopf 43
CHW Lawes 5-61; JD Scott 4-63
Second Innings
The pitch was disintegrating below their feet but HO Rock and JG Morgan's opening partnership was value for money at 170; HO Rock ending on the unluckiest score. A ray of light for Victoria followed with AT Ratcliffe (6) caught in daring fashion and AF Kippax (17) also ending up in someone's hands. BM Salmon (46) and AP Wells (35) did fine in the difficult circumstanes, but CV Morrissey excelled, lasting longer than anyone in the match.
NSW 277 + 481
VIC 204
CV Morrissey 113; HO Rock 99; JG Morgan 80
HSTL Hendry 3-127; A Liddicut 2-25
Victorias openers were dispatched by JD Scott before either of them could reach 20, and HSTL Hendry put on his own show before the same bowler took his third wicket to make the score 186-6. Like New South Wales, there were no ducks in the second innings for Victoria but CV Morrissey was on a mission to end with a deeply impressive score.
NSW 277 + 481
VIC 204 + 220
HSTL Hendry 80; KJ Schneider 49
CV Morrissey 7-43; JD Scott 3-59
New South Wales win by three-hundred-and-thirty-four runs.
Sydney Cricket Ground
24th, 26th-28th January 1925
Lineups-
New South Wales- HO Rock, JG morgan, AT Ratcliffe, AF Kippax, BM Salmon, AP Wells, CV Morrissey, CHW lawes, ADA Mayes, JD Scott, MW Bosley
Victoria- ER Mayne, WM Woodfull, HSTL Hendry, AE Liddicut, FA Tarrant, AEV hartkopf, KJ Schneider, CB Willis, JL Ellis, DD Blackie, PH Wallace
First Innings
HO Rock and AT Ratcliffe looked solid, but the next highest score was ADA Mayes' unbeaten 39; the next was 23 from CV Morrissey yet somehow NSW were not far off 300 with HSTL Hendry and DD Blackie forming a formidable one-two punch.
NSW 277
AT Ratcliffe 75; HO Rock 51
DD Blackie 3-71; HSTL Hendry 3-83
If New South Wales' first innings score on a bowling pitch was below par then Victoria's was dismal. ER Mayne (29) and WM Woodfull 23) were out back-to-back and the score was 53-2, but that was followed by HSTL Hendry and AE Liddicut for ducks. FA Tarrant and AEV Hartkopf survived together an 85 run partnership, but CHW Lawes and JD Scott were not to be denied aside from the final wicket (PH Wallace 12, c. wicket-keeper, b. MW Bosley).
NSW 277
VIC 204
FA Tarrant 63; AEV Hartkopf 43
CHW Lawes 5-61; JD Scott 4-63
Second Innings
The pitch was disintegrating below their feet but HO Rock and JG Morgan's opening partnership was value for money at 170; HO Rock ending on the unluckiest score. A ray of light for Victoria followed with AT Ratcliffe (6) caught in daring fashion and AF Kippax (17) also ending up in someone's hands. BM Salmon (46) and AP Wells (35) did fine in the difficult circumstanes, but CV Morrissey excelled, lasting longer than anyone in the match.
NSW 277 + 481
VIC 204
CV Morrissey 113; HO Rock 99; JG Morgan 80
HSTL Hendry 3-127; A Liddicut 2-25
Victorias openers were dispatched by JD Scott before either of them could reach 20, and HSTL Hendry put on his own show before the same bowler took his third wicket to make the score 186-6. Like New South Wales, there were no ducks in the second innings for Victoria but CV Morrissey was on a mission to end with a deeply impressive score.
NSW 277 + 481
VIC 204 + 220
HSTL Hendry 80; KJ Schneider 49
CV Morrissey 7-43; JD Scott 3-59
New South Wales win by three-hundred-and-thirty-four runs.
Thursday, 13 October 2011
CW 1924/25 (S28) Game 4: South Australia vs New South Wales
South Australia vs New South Wales
Adelaide Oval
9th-10th, 12th-13th January 1925
Lineups-
South Australia- JW Rymill, EGC Wainwright, JT Murray, DE Pritchard, PD Rundell, VY Richardson, LT Gun, CV Grimmett, TW Wall, AM Ambler, GH Palmer
New South Wales- AT Ratcliffe, LW Gwynne, JG Morgan, TJE Andrews, AF Kippax, ATE Punch, OE Nothling, ADA Mayes, JD Scott, CV Morrissey, JA Randell
First Innings
South Australia were looking in decent form midway through the second session as four different bowlers took the first four batsmen for between 31 and 39 runs each. The best way for New South Wales to stop the consistent rot was to put together a lasting partnership and with AF Kippax and ATE Punch they more than made it happen with a fifth wicket score of 425.
NSW 706-5
AF Kippax 312*; ATE Punch 185; OE Nothling 62*
CV Grimmett 2-214; JT Murray 1-106
After receiving such a shelling it was unsurprising to see South Australia swept aside in sixty-four overs. CV Morrissey claimed the first wicket, EGC Wainwright for 5 lbw, but JD Scott was not leading the attack for nothing as he took four wickets, two of which (LT Gun & CV Grimmett) were back-to-back ducks. Only JW Rymill put in a good account of himself before leaving with an injury, with DE Pritchard almost making his own half-century.
NSW 706-5
SA 202
JW Rymill 60; DE Pritchard 48
JD Scott 4-61; JA Randell 3-36
Second Innings
With JW Rymill not able to rejoin the match until the second wicket had fallen, JT Murray was opening and was soon gone lbw for 17 at the hands of JA Randell. EGC Wainwright and DE Pritchard then formed a good partnership of almost 150; the latter batsman staying in until the team passed 300. VY Richardson (61) was there at 400, but the tail was crushed and South Australia end their season with an innings defeat.
NSW 706-5
SA 202 + 410
DE Pritchard 137; EGC Wainwright 92
JD Scott 4-116; CV Morrissey 2-73
New South Wales win by an innings and ninty-four runs.
Adelaide Oval
9th-10th, 12th-13th January 1925
Lineups-
South Australia- JW Rymill, EGC Wainwright, JT Murray, DE Pritchard, PD Rundell, VY Richardson, LT Gun, CV Grimmett, TW Wall, AM Ambler, GH Palmer
New South Wales- AT Ratcliffe, LW Gwynne, JG Morgan, TJE Andrews, AF Kippax, ATE Punch, OE Nothling, ADA Mayes, JD Scott, CV Morrissey, JA Randell
First Innings
South Australia were looking in decent form midway through the second session as four different bowlers took the first four batsmen for between 31 and 39 runs each. The best way for New South Wales to stop the consistent rot was to put together a lasting partnership and with AF Kippax and ATE Punch they more than made it happen with a fifth wicket score of 425.
NSW 706-5
AF Kippax 312*; ATE Punch 185; OE Nothling 62*
CV Grimmett 2-214; JT Murray 1-106
After receiving such a shelling it was unsurprising to see South Australia swept aside in sixty-four overs. CV Morrissey claimed the first wicket, EGC Wainwright for 5 lbw, but JD Scott was not leading the attack for nothing as he took four wickets, two of which (LT Gun & CV Grimmett) were back-to-back ducks. Only JW Rymill put in a good account of himself before leaving with an injury, with DE Pritchard almost making his own half-century.
NSW 706-5
SA 202
JW Rymill 60; DE Pritchard 48
JD Scott 4-61; JA Randell 3-36
Second Innings
With JW Rymill not able to rejoin the match until the second wicket had fallen, JT Murray was opening and was soon gone lbw for 17 at the hands of JA Randell. EGC Wainwright and DE Pritchard then formed a good partnership of almost 150; the latter batsman staying in until the team passed 300. VY Richardson (61) was there at 400, but the tail was crushed and South Australia end their season with an innings defeat.
NSW 706-5
SA 202 + 410
DE Pritchard 137; EGC Wainwright 92
JD Scott 4-116; CV Morrissey 2-73
New South Wales win by an innings and ninty-four runs.
Wednesday, 12 October 2011
CW 1924/25 (S28) Game 3: New South Wales vs South Australia
New South Wales vs South Australia
Sydney Cricket Ground
28th-29th November, 1st-4th December 1924
Lineups-
New South Wales- HO Rock, AT Ratcliffe, TJE Andrews, AF Kippax, JM Gregory, JG Morgan, OE Nothling, WAS Oldifled, CV Morrissey, WGF Brown, AA Mailey
South Australia- AJ Richardson, FK Gould, DE Pritchard, VY Richardson, NA Walsh, JW Rymill, EGC Wainwright, CV Grimmett, AM Ambler, TW Wall, GH Palmer
First Innings
South Australia's whirlwind season rolls on for their third match of the season; all four of their contests will be played in a row before Victoria and this NSW side meet. It was tough going for the home side early on as FK Gould (44) and DE Pritchard (67) held on in there to partner centurion AJ Richardson. Two ducks followed the second dismissal: VY Richardson and NA Walsh were both caught, but AJ Richardson carried on until near the end of play on day one. The unlucky JW Rymill (49) and EGC Wainwright kept things flowing on day two, with TW Wall constructing a good score as well.
SA 478
AJ Richardson 140; EGC Wainwright 94
CV Morrissey 3-96; JM Gregory 3-113
A similar start for New South Wales saw opener AT Ratcliffe (17) as the first dismissal. TJE Andrews (42) and AF Kippax (62) were there as partners for HO Rock to score a century on his debut. JM Gregoy and OE Nothling fell for ducks, but the pattern changed for NSW as both JG Morgan and WAS Oldfield also put in their hundreds before the tail was swiftly dispatched.
SA 478
NSW 464
JG Morgan 110; WAS Oldfield 100*; HO Rock 100
AJ Richardson 3-149; EGC Wainwright 2-80
Second Innings
With a slim lead South Australia could not rack up the runs before VY Richardson and NA Walsh were both credited with a pair of ducks. JW Rymill and EGC Wainwright again reformed their partnership, the former making it over the final hump this time. JM Gregory, in his first Sheffield Shield match since 1921, again took several wickets, but AA Mailey was the biggest threat on this occasion.
SA 478 + 296
NSW 464
EGC Wainwright 86*; FK Gould 76; JW Rymill 64
AA Mailey 4-85; JM Gregory 3-89
Two matches in his Shield career and two centuries for HO Rock stole the show, but New South Wales started out 4-2 with AT Ratcliffe and TKE Andrews dismissed by AJ Richardson for one run a piece. JM Gregory and OE Nothling avoided their own pair of ducks, with AF Kippax and JG Morgan providing valued run support to take a good win.
SA 478 + 296
NSW 464 + 311-6
HO Rock 101; AF Kippax 71; JG Morgan 62*
AJ Richardson 3-75; NA Walsh 1-32
New South Wales win by four wickets.
Sydney Cricket Ground
28th-29th November, 1st-4th December 1924
Lineups-
New South Wales- HO Rock, AT Ratcliffe, TJE Andrews, AF Kippax, JM Gregory, JG Morgan, OE Nothling, WAS Oldifled, CV Morrissey, WGF Brown, AA Mailey
South Australia- AJ Richardson, FK Gould, DE Pritchard, VY Richardson, NA Walsh, JW Rymill, EGC Wainwright, CV Grimmett, AM Ambler, TW Wall, GH Palmer
First Innings
South Australia's whirlwind season rolls on for their third match of the season; all four of their contests will be played in a row before Victoria and this NSW side meet. It was tough going for the home side early on as FK Gould (44) and DE Pritchard (67) held on in there to partner centurion AJ Richardson. Two ducks followed the second dismissal: VY Richardson and NA Walsh were both caught, but AJ Richardson carried on until near the end of play on day one. The unlucky JW Rymill (49) and EGC Wainwright kept things flowing on day two, with TW Wall constructing a good score as well.
SA 478
AJ Richardson 140; EGC Wainwright 94
CV Morrissey 3-96; JM Gregory 3-113
A similar start for New South Wales saw opener AT Ratcliffe (17) as the first dismissal. TJE Andrews (42) and AF Kippax (62) were there as partners for HO Rock to score a century on his debut. JM Gregoy and OE Nothling fell for ducks, but the pattern changed for NSW as both JG Morgan and WAS Oldfield also put in their hundreds before the tail was swiftly dispatched.
SA 478
NSW 464
JG Morgan 110; WAS Oldfield 100*; HO Rock 100
AJ Richardson 3-149; EGC Wainwright 2-80
Second Innings
With a slim lead South Australia could not rack up the runs before VY Richardson and NA Walsh were both credited with a pair of ducks. JW Rymill and EGC Wainwright again reformed their partnership, the former making it over the final hump this time. JM Gregory, in his first Sheffield Shield match since 1921, again took several wickets, but AA Mailey was the biggest threat on this occasion.
SA 478 + 296
NSW 464
EGC Wainwright 86*; FK Gould 76; JW Rymill 64
AA Mailey 4-85; JM Gregory 3-89
Two matches in his Shield career and two centuries for HO Rock stole the show, but New South Wales started out 4-2 with AT Ratcliffe and TKE Andrews dismissed by AJ Richardson for one run a piece. JM Gregory and OE Nothling avoided their own pair of ducks, with AF Kippax and JG Morgan providing valued run support to take a good win.
SA 478 + 296
NSW 464 + 311-6
HO Rock 101; AF Kippax 71; JG Morgan 62*
AJ Richardson 3-75; NA Walsh 1-32
New South Wales win by four wickets.
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
CW 1924/25 (S28) Game 2: Victoria vs South Australia
Victoria vs South Australia
Melbourne Cricket Ground
21st-22nd, 24th-27th November 1924
Lineups-
Victoria- ER Mayne, WH Ponsford, WM Woodfull, HSB Love, FA Tarrant, HSTL Hendry, AEV Hartkopf, AE Liddicut, JL Keating, JL Ellis, PH Wallace
South Australia- AJ Richardson, GW Harris, NA Walsh, VY Richardson, DE Pritchard, CV Grimmett, FK Gould, EGC Wainwright, TW Wall, AM Ambler, GH Palmer
First Innings
Both sides shuffled the deck and changed the look of their lineups for the return match. Victoria struck early when FA Tarrant took care of GW Harris (9) lbw, and it was the same bowler who dismantled the resulting partnership between AJ Richardson and NA Walsh (63), but not before they surpassed their half-centuries. AEV Hartkopf then took his three wickets in quick succession, VY Richardson the highest scorer in the 4-6 slots with 36. Step up FK Gould with South Australia on 203-5 and he would only be removed (bowled by AE Liddicut) to make the score 400-9. One member of the tail, AM Ambler, also pitched in with his 57 runs.
SA 429
FK Gould 117; AJ Richardson 83
AEV Hartkopf 3-86; FA Tarrant 3-96
In the first match both WH Ponsford and WM Woodfull made good centuries in Victoria's win over SA, but AJ Richardson and CV Grimmett took care of them respectively for ducks leg before wicket. HSB Love just made it to double-figures before he was stumped and it fell upon the shoulders of three men to make things respectable at least. Surviving opener ER Mayne and FA Tarrant made a partnership of 119, the latter pairing up with highscoring HSTL Hendry for another 40 runs before he too was stumped.
SA 429
VIC 376
HSTL Hendry 111; FA Tarrant 86; ER Mayne 69
AJ Richardson 4-80; CV Grimmett 4-123
Second Innings
FA Tarrant again took the wickets of GW Harris (2) and AJ Richardson (8) for lbw, but NA Walsh and a rampant VY Richardson surely took the game beyond Victoria's reach. A 263 run effort from them ripped up their opponents' gameplan. CV Grimmett (61) and FK Gould (92*) made good scores, but DE Pritchard would have been disappointed at not putting up any runs at all when there were many to be had.
SA 429 + 659-6 dec.
VIC 376
VY Richardson 352; NA Walsh 127
FA Tarrant 3-174; HSTL Hendry 1-55
WH Ponsford (8) was out again cheaply lbw off AJ Richardson, but WM Woodfull made up for his previous effort and reached another century. HSB Love also improved but FA Tarrant (20) and HSTL Hendry (0), in his second match since moving from New South Wales, failed to impress. AEV Hartkopf did what he could but the tail wasn't up to being dragged along, leaving both sides with a win and a loss against each other.
SA 429 + 659-6 dec.
VIC 376 + 367
WM Woodfull 114; AEV Hartkopf 76; HSB Love 68
TW Wall 4-66; GH Palmer 2-65
South Australia win by three-hundred-and-forty-five runs.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
21st-22nd, 24th-27th November 1924
Lineups-
Victoria- ER Mayne, WH Ponsford, WM Woodfull, HSB Love, FA Tarrant, HSTL Hendry, AEV Hartkopf, AE Liddicut, JL Keating, JL Ellis, PH Wallace
South Australia- AJ Richardson, GW Harris, NA Walsh, VY Richardson, DE Pritchard, CV Grimmett, FK Gould, EGC Wainwright, TW Wall, AM Ambler, GH Palmer
First Innings
Both sides shuffled the deck and changed the look of their lineups for the return match. Victoria struck early when FA Tarrant took care of GW Harris (9) lbw, and it was the same bowler who dismantled the resulting partnership between AJ Richardson and NA Walsh (63), but not before they surpassed their half-centuries. AEV Hartkopf then took his three wickets in quick succession, VY Richardson the highest scorer in the 4-6 slots with 36. Step up FK Gould with South Australia on 203-5 and he would only be removed (bowled by AE Liddicut) to make the score 400-9. One member of the tail, AM Ambler, also pitched in with his 57 runs.
SA 429
FK Gould 117; AJ Richardson 83
AEV Hartkopf 3-86; FA Tarrant 3-96
In the first match both WH Ponsford and WM Woodfull made good centuries in Victoria's win over SA, but AJ Richardson and CV Grimmett took care of them respectively for ducks leg before wicket. HSB Love just made it to double-figures before he was stumped and it fell upon the shoulders of three men to make things respectable at least. Surviving opener ER Mayne and FA Tarrant made a partnership of 119, the latter pairing up with highscoring HSTL Hendry for another 40 runs before he too was stumped.
SA 429
VIC 376
HSTL Hendry 111; FA Tarrant 86; ER Mayne 69
AJ Richardson 4-80; CV Grimmett 4-123
Second Innings
FA Tarrant again took the wickets of GW Harris (2) and AJ Richardson (8) for lbw, but NA Walsh and a rampant VY Richardson surely took the game beyond Victoria's reach. A 263 run effort from them ripped up their opponents' gameplan. CV Grimmett (61) and FK Gould (92*) made good scores, but DE Pritchard would have been disappointed at not putting up any runs at all when there were many to be had.
SA 429 + 659-6 dec.
VIC 376
VY Richardson 352; NA Walsh 127
FA Tarrant 3-174; HSTL Hendry 1-55
WH Ponsford (8) was out again cheaply lbw off AJ Richardson, but WM Woodfull made up for his previous effort and reached another century. HSB Love also improved but FA Tarrant (20) and HSTL Hendry (0), in his second match since moving from New South Wales, failed to impress. AEV Hartkopf did what he could but the tail wasn't up to being dragged along, leaving both sides with a win and a loss against each other.
SA 429 + 659-6 dec.
VIC 376 + 367
WM Woodfull 114; AEV Hartkopf 76; HSB Love 68
TW Wall 4-66; GH Palmer 2-65
South Australia win by three-hundred-and-forty-five runs.
Monday, 10 October 2011
CW 1924/25 (S28) Game 1: South Australia vs Victoria
South Australia vs Victoria
Adelaide Oval
31st October - 1st, 3rd-4th November 1924
Lineups-
South Australia- GW Harris, EGC Wainwright, JT Murray, VY Richardson, CV Grimmett, AJ Richardson, NA Walsh, EL Bowley, NL Williams, TW Wall, AM Ambler
Victoria- ER Mayne, RL Park, FA Tarrant, JL Ellis, WM Woodfull, WH Ponsford, J Ryder, HSB Love, HSTL Hendry, AE Liddicut, PH Wallace
First Innings
A good start from South Australia's top four was not helped by the bottom five in the lineup. GW Harris and EGC Wainwright made their half-centuries in the first session, JT Murray reaching his fifty before tea. The Richardsons scored 38 (VY) and 47 (AJ), but those around them crumbled. To end, CV Grimmett (5), NA Walsh (1) and the duck of NL Williams could not prevent the side from limping past 300.
SA 314
JT Murray 65; EGC Wainwright 54; GW Harris 51
FA Tarrant 4-59; HSTL Hendry 3-101
ER Mayne was bowled out for 59 and South Australia started to find a groove when AJ Richardson got his second wicket by bowling FA Tarrant for 22 before JL Elis was run out for 29. AJ Richardson would claim the fourth wicket but not before RL Park closed in on a double-century, Victoria steaming ahead. CV Grimmett took a pair of big wickets but both WM Woodfull and WH Ponsford also reached triple figures before they were caught at gully and the keeper. A collapse of the tail saw EGC Wainwright take a few scalps and prevent Victoria hitting 600.
SA 314
VIC 580
RL Park 195; WM Woodfull 106; WH Ponsford 101
EGC Wainwright 3-94; AJ Richardson 3-191
Second Innings
GW Harris was bowled out for 15 by PH Wallace but EGC Wainwright and JT Murray again reached their fifties. With VY (0) and AJ (8) Richardson falling by the wayside, it was upto CV Grimmett and NA Walsh to turn their game around and force Victoria to bat again before the tail capitulated once more.
SA 314 + 355
VIC 580
CV Grimmett 127; NA Walsh 70
HSTL Hendry 4-108; PH Wallace 3-85
South Australia were unable to take a wicket as Victoria strolled to their win.
SA 314 + 355
VIC 580 + 90-0
RL Park 52*; ER Mayne 36*
TW Wall 0-8; EGC Wainwright 0-10
Victoria win by ten wickets.
Adelaide Oval
31st October - 1st, 3rd-4th November 1924
Lineups-
South Australia- GW Harris, EGC Wainwright, JT Murray, VY Richardson, CV Grimmett, AJ Richardson, NA Walsh, EL Bowley, NL Williams, TW Wall, AM Ambler
Victoria- ER Mayne, RL Park, FA Tarrant, JL Ellis, WM Woodfull, WH Ponsford, J Ryder, HSB Love, HSTL Hendry, AE Liddicut, PH Wallace
First Innings
A good start from South Australia's top four was not helped by the bottom five in the lineup. GW Harris and EGC Wainwright made their half-centuries in the first session, JT Murray reaching his fifty before tea. The Richardsons scored 38 (VY) and 47 (AJ), but those around them crumbled. To end, CV Grimmett (5), NA Walsh (1) and the duck of NL Williams could not prevent the side from limping past 300.
SA 314
JT Murray 65; EGC Wainwright 54; GW Harris 51
FA Tarrant 4-59; HSTL Hendry 3-101
ER Mayne was bowled out for 59 and South Australia started to find a groove when AJ Richardson got his second wicket by bowling FA Tarrant for 22 before JL Elis was run out for 29. AJ Richardson would claim the fourth wicket but not before RL Park closed in on a double-century, Victoria steaming ahead. CV Grimmett took a pair of big wickets but both WM Woodfull and WH Ponsford also reached triple figures before they were caught at gully and the keeper. A collapse of the tail saw EGC Wainwright take a few scalps and prevent Victoria hitting 600.
SA 314
VIC 580
RL Park 195; WM Woodfull 106; WH Ponsford 101
EGC Wainwright 3-94; AJ Richardson 3-191
Second Innings
GW Harris was bowled out for 15 by PH Wallace but EGC Wainwright and JT Murray again reached their fifties. With VY (0) and AJ (8) Richardson falling by the wayside, it was upto CV Grimmett and NA Walsh to turn their game around and force Victoria to bat again before the tail capitulated once more.
SA 314 + 355
VIC 580
CV Grimmett 127; NA Walsh 70
HSTL Hendry 4-108; PH Wallace 3-85
South Australia were unable to take a wicket as Victoria strolled to their win.
SA 314 + 355
VIC 580 + 90-0
RL Park 52*; ER Mayne 36*
TW Wall 0-8; EGC Wainwright 0-10
Victoria win by ten wickets.
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