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NEW SCORECARDS IN THE SECOND EDITION 1872/73 GH Bailey’s XI v WA Collins’ XI Launceston, Aus 3 1876/77 Ryde v Parramatta Galatea Sydney, Aus 4 1878/79 Balmoral v Union Williamstown, Aus 5 1882 The Priory House v Joseph Gould’s House Repton School 6 1887 JH Brain’s XII v KJ Key’s XII Oxford 7 Penge v Croydon Revellers Penge 8 1888/89 Mooroobank v Mullindullingong (Australia) 9 1890/91 Albert v Stanley Breakfast Creek, Aus 10 (1893) Menangle v Picton (NSW, Aus) 11 c 1894 Burrill Creek v Krambach (NSW, Aus) 12 c 1895 Panthers v Wanderers Watford 13 1899 LL Townsend’s XI v WLR Oliver’s XI Castleton 14 1899/00 North v South Sydney, Aus 15 1901 Residents v Visitors Eastbourne 16 c 1901/02 Miss Macnamara’s Side v Miss Tindall’s Side Melbourne, Aus 17 1904 Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry Depot v St Breward Lanhydrock 18 Enfield v Marylebone Cricket Club Enfield 19 Western College A v Ashville College A Harrogate 20 1904/05 AMP Society v Queensland Trustees Brisbane, Aus 21 1905/06 Parnell v Grafton Auckland, NZ 22 1906/07 St John’s School v St David’s School Auckland, NZ 23 George Street School v Faraday Street School Melbourne, Aus 24 Jeparit v Tullyvea Jeparit, Aus 25 1907 Baughurst v Ashford Hill Baughurst 26 Scarborough Roscoe Rooms v Manor Rd Congregational Ch Scarborough 27 1907/08 The King’s School, Parramatta v Sydney GS Parramatta, Aus 28 1908 Monarchs v Anerley Reserves Portsmouth 29 Ingram v City of London CC Snaresbrook 30 Cardwell v Tully River Cardwell, Aus 31 Seaton v I Zingari Seaton 32 1908/09 Coromandel v Erindale Adelaide, Aus 33 Guildford C of E GS v Scotch College, Perth Fremantle, Aus 34 Clifford, Lowe & Co v J Bardsley & Co Sydney, Aus 35 1910 St Thomas’ College v Negombo Town Negombo (?), SL 36 Wellingborough School Masters v St Bartholomew’s Hospital Wellingborough 37 1911/12 Upper Burragorang v Binlow Second XI (NSW, Aus) 38 (1912) St Augustine’s College v Ashford Church Not known 39 1918 Oundle School v Machine Gun Corps Oundle School 40 1922/23 Ferntree Gully v Wantirna (Victoria, Aus) 41 1930 Pimco Junior v Portsmouth Co-operative Comrades Circle Portsmouth 42 1931 Willingdon School, Putney v Unknown Not known 43 Trent LMS v Shepstone’s Long Eaton 44 Mortimer Road School v Bede’s Central School North Shields 45 1932 Ashburne v Hendon Church Institute Sunderland 46 1934 Buckhurst Hill v AWT Langford’s XII Buckhurst Hill 47 1936 Staten Island v Crescent Athletic Huntington, USA 48 1939 Laxton House v Bramston House Oundle School 49 1939/40 Wingham v Taree Wingham, Aus 50 1946/47 Colts v Commercial Walcha, Aus 51 1947 Levenshulme A XI v Timperley A XI (Lancashire) 52 1947/48 Ceylon v Holkar CA (Ceylon) 53 1948/49 St James’s, Croydon v Abbotsford Presbyterians Sydney, Aus 54 1958 YMCA v Tayabia Poona, Ind 55 1960/61 Bassendean Second XI v North Perth Perth, Aus 56 1962/63 East Kew Presbyterians v Holy Trinity Melbourne, Aus 57 Moorabbin Park v Gas Corporation Moorabbin, Aus (?) 58 1963 St Chad’s v Zenith Leicester 59 1966/67 Newcastle City v Waratah Newcastle, Aus 60 1969/70 Young Rangers v Bohran Gymkhana Karachi, Pak 61 1970/71 Robertstown v Riverton Robertstown, Aus 62 1 1972/73 Karachi Whites U-19 v Hyderabad U-19 Karachi, Pak 63 1974 Holmfirth v Holmbridge Holmfirth 64 1978 Esh Winning v North Bitchburn (Co Durham) 65 1980 Marden Bridge U-13 v King’s Tynemouth U-13 Tynemouth 66 1982/83 Red Hill v French Island Red Hill, Aus 67 Naenae College v Marist College Hutt Valley, NZ 68 1983/84 Bannockburn Second XI v Teesdale Second XI Bannockburn, Aus 69 1986 Keymer & Hassocks v Ashdown Forest Haywards Heath 70 1986/87 Tannymorel v Australian Hotels Tannymorel, Aus 71 1988 Ewell v Dorking (Surrey) 72 1990 Bournemouth Second XI v Alton Second XI Bournemouth 73 1990/91 Wolmer’s College U-15 v Campion College U-15 Kingston, Jam 74 (1991) Woodbridge v Unknown Brisbane, Aus 75 1991/92 Adelaide University Women Grade B XI v Olympic Club Adelaide, Aus 76 Old Anandians v Rio Colombo, SL 77 1992/93 Gold Coast Dolphins v South Brisbane Wynnum, Aus 78 1993/94 Waverley College v Barker College Sydney, Aus 79 Altona North Women v Essendon-Maribyrnong Women Melbourne, Aus 80 1994 Lord Wandsworth’s College v St Bartholomew’s School (B’stoke or Newbury) 81 1997/98 Campbell’s Creek B v Guildford B (Victoria, Aus) 82 1998/99 Bayswater-Morley v Midland-Guildford Perth, Aus 83 1999/00 Pines v Long Island Melbourne, Aus 84 MIG-Khar v Kalyan-Ambernath Mumbai, Ind 85 2000/01 Castlemaine United v Unknown (Victoria, Aus) 86 2001/02 South Morang v Mill Hill Park Melbourne, Aus 87 2004 Fox Lodge Second XI v Bond’s Glen (Ireland) 88 2006 Mountain Ash v Monkswood Mountain Ash 89 2015/16 Christian Brothers Burwood Old Boys v Marrickville Sydney, Aus 90 2017/18 Disha Cricket Academy v Pearl Academy Jaipur, Ind 91 2018/19 Kasaragod U-19 Women v Wayanad Malappuram, Ind 92 2020/21 Birkenhead City v Grafton United Auckland, NZ 93 nk Unknown (? Islington Albion) v Unknown not known 94 nk Unknown v Unknown (Papua New Guinea) 95 2 GH Bailey’s XI v WA Collins’ XI 1872/73 Venue Launceston, Tasmania Date 18 January, 1 February 1873 Result Match tied Toss Umpires J Long & (unknown) GH Bailey’s XI First innings Second innings P Boland b Atkinson 18 run out 11 WT Glynn b Cox 20 b Martin 9 T Daly c and b Cox 0 c Maddox b Atkinson 19 *GH Bailey st Cox b Collins 40 c Still b Atkinson 41 R West c and b Cox 4 b Still 3 JA Ferguson st Cox b Collins 18 not out 26 RJ Mills b Atkinson 2 b Atkinson 1 H Edgell c Maddox b Atkinson 0 b Atkinson 1 TW Thomas st Cox b Collins 1 b Still 1 L Ditcham not out 4 b Martin 0 R Green absent - b Daly 0 Extras (b2, lb1, w4) 7 (b1, lb1) 2 Total (all out) 114 (all out) 114 Fall 1/?, 2/?, 3/?, 4/?, 5/?, 6/?, 7/?, 8/?, 9/114 1/?, 2/?, 3/?, 4/?, 5/?, 6/?, 7/?, 8/?, 9/?, 10/114 O M R W O M R W Atkinson 3 4 Cox 3 Collins 3 Martin 2 Still 2 Daly 1 WA Collins’ XI First innings Second innings JM Martin b Bailey 15 b Bailey 2 AT Cox b Bailey 17 b Daly 1 *WA Collins b Bailey 40 c Sherwin b Daly 39 J Maddox b Bailey 0 b Daly 13 A Reid b Daly 1 lbw b Rocher 7 RS Still b Bailey 0 st Bailey b Daly 20 T Atkinson b Boland 24 c Sherwin b Daly 5 R Cameron b Bailey 1 b Daly 3 F Spicer b Bailey 0 b Bailey 0 JG Sherwin not out 0 b Bailey 0 J Edwards absent - not out 5 Extras (b8, lb6, w1, nb1) 16 (b13, lb5, w1) 19 Total (all out) 114 (all out) 114 Fall 1/?, 2/?, 3/?, 4/?, 5/?, 6/?, 7/?, 8/?, 9/114 1/?, 2/?, 3/?, 4/?, 5/?, 6/?, 7/?, 8/?, 9/?, 10/114 O M R W O M R W Bailey 7 3 Daly 1 6 Boland 1 Rocher 1 Source: Launceston Examiner 4 February 1873. Also noted in Ken Piesse’s Extraordinary book of Australian cricket pages 111-112. Players’ initials are as given by Piesse, except for Reid (Piesse gives him no initial); the Examiner gives no initial to Cox and Maddox, and only a first initial to Bailey, Ferguson, Martin and Still. Close of play, Day 1: Collins’ XI (1) 114 all out This was one of a series of matches played in this season among players of the Launceston CC, in each case captained by Messrs Bailey and Collins. It is not known how seriously the match was taken, as some players appear to have performed for both sides at different points in the game. To what extent the result may have been contrived is also not known. 3 Ryde v Parramatta Galatea 1876/77 6 Venue Ryde, Sydney, New South Wales Date 24 March 1877 Result Ryde won by 112 runs Toss Umpires Ryde innings W Tunks run out 18 Drinkwater b Whiteman 0 Short c Ralph b Whiteman 48 Wicks b Whiteman 8 J Gordon b Whiteman 4 White b Whiteman 0 W Gordon b Whiteman 13 Hunt hit wicket b Whiteman 0 Pope c Whiteman b Cannon 15 Farnell run out 0 F Farnell not out 2 Extras 7 Total (all out) 115 Fall 1/?, 2/?, 3/?, 4/?, 5/?, 6/?, 7/?, 8/?, 9/?, 10/115 O M R W (Whiteman) 7 Cannon 1 Parramatta Galatea innings Cannon b W Gordon 0 Howlitt c Tunks b Short 0 Rafter c and b Short 0 Turkington c Tunks b Short 0 Whiteman (1) b Gordon 0 Hart b Gordon 0 Whiteman (2) b Gordon 0 Lavon not out 0 Wall b Gordon 0 Ralph b Gordon 0 AN Other [details not known] 0 Extras (b3) 3 Total (all out) 3 Fall 1/?, 2/?, 3/?, 4/?, 5/?, 6/?, 7/?, 8/?, 9/?, 10/3 O M R W (Gordon) 6 Short 3 Source: Town & Country Journal [Sydney] 14 April 1877. Also noted on pp 236-237 of Ken Piesses’s Extraordinary book of Australian cricket.
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