misc274261	Prince Alfred College, Adelaide v St Peter's College, Adelaide
	Other matches in Australia 1885/86
Venue	Adelaide Oval, Adelaide on 19th, 20th November 1885 (2-day match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Prince Alfred College, Adelaide won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Match drawn
Umpires	DG Evan (Prince Alfred College, Adelaide), HD O'Halloran (St Peter's College, Adelaide)
Close of play day 1	Prince Alfred College, Adelaide (1) 370/5 (Darling 195*, Rischbeith 13*)

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Prince Alfred College, Adelaide first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
J Darling	c Boucaut b Lander	252		360
+RJ Hill	b Wood	0
*A Fry	c Ross b Wood	125
P Hill	run out	17
P Heath	b Scarfe	14
F Wilkinson	b Downer	1
HW Rischbeith	c Boucaut b Cox	20
GC Braund	b Scarfe	36
H Fawcett	b Lander	1
EW Castine	b Lander	15
AE Cook	not out	9
Extras		10
Total	(all out, 167.3 overs)	500
Fall of wickets:
1-6 (RJ Hill), 2-284 (Fry), 3-329 (P Hill), 4-349 (Heath), 5-350 (Wilkinson), 6-390 (Rischbeith), 7-470 (Darling), 8-473 (Fawcett), 9-478 (Braund), 10-500 (167.3 ov)

St Peter's College, Adelaide bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Miller	23	2	88	0	-	-
Wood	23	3	68	2	-	-
Scarfe	39	9	82	2	-	-
Downer	19	5	53	1	-	-
Cox	17	0	52	1	-	-
Lander	26.3	5	72	3	-	-
RB Scott	16	2	63	0	-	-
Boucaut	2	0	7	0	-	-
AP Scott	2	0	5	0	-	-

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St Peter's College, Adelaide first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
H Lander	c and b Fry	7
AP Scott	lbw b Fry	41
AP Cox	not out	62
A Scarfe	not out	16
*A Ross	did not bat
S Wood	did not bat
R Boucaut	did not bat
+AG Stone	did not bat
A Miller	did not bat
RB Scott	did not bat
HC Downer	did not bat
Extras		6
Total	(2 wickets, 52 overs)	132
Fall of wickets:
1-17 (Lander), 2-107 (AP Scott)

Prince Alfred College, Adelaide bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Castine	10	2	17	0	-	-
Fry	20	4	60	2	-	-
Cook	8	2	12	0	-	-
Heath	5	0	17	0	-	-
Wilkinson	9	2	20	0	-	-

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At the time, 500 was the highest total ever made on the Adelaide Oval and Darling's 252 the highest individual score made in the colony.
St Peter's College, Adelaide didn't commence their innings until 4pm on the second (final) day and as a consequence the 1886 match was extended to three days.

 

 

 

 

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