minc302	Northamptonshire v Hertfordshire
	Minor Counties Championship 1901
Venue	County Ground, Northampton on 27th, 28th May 1901 (2-day match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Hertfordshire won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Northamptonshire won by an innings and 260 runs
Points	Northamptonshire 1; Hertfordshire -1
Umpires	D Bookless, J Gregory
Close of play day 1	Northamptonshire (1) 322/3 (Hall 66*, Colson 23*)

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Hertfordshire first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
HE White	c Horton b East	15
AJ Golding	b Thompson	28
HJ Hill	c Kingston b East	0
WH Marsh	c and b Thompson	2
WE Coleman	c Wetherall b Thompson	11
JA Prout	c East b Dickens	12
*+CD Fastnedge	c Kingston b Thompson	1
CH Cook	c Kingston b Thompson	4
HW Stevens	c and b Thompson	0
WJ Rudd	not out	15
CC Hoyer Millar	run out	11
Extras	(3 b, 1 lb, 1 nb)	5
Total	(all out, 44.2 overs)	104
Fall of wickets:
1-35, 2-38, 3-48, 4-51, 5-60, 6-63, 7-73, 8-77, 9-78, 10-104 (44.2 ov)

Northamptonshire bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Thompson	22.2	5	41	6	-	1
East	13	4	35	2	-	-
Dickens	9	2	23	1	-	-

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Northamptonshire first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
*T Horton	st Fastnedge b White	95
WH Kingston	c Cook b Rudd	43
GJ Thompson	c and b Rudd	79
HS Hall	b Coleman	90
GH Colson	c and b White	40
W East	b Coleman	49
RF Knight	c Prout b White	3
GK Papillon	b Coleman	0
CR Wetherall	not out	32
+BC Smith	c Fastnedge b Coleman	5
AS Dickens	b Rudd	12
Extras	(14 b, 6 lb, 2 w)	22
Total	(all out, 126.3 overs)	470
Fall of wickets:
1-102, 2-166, 3-274, 4-352, 5-411, 6-416, 7-416, 8-429, 9-436, 10-470 (126.3 ov)

Hertfordshire bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
White	38	3	143	3	-	-
Coleman	23	3	99	4	-	-
Rudd	38.3	9	111	3	-	-
Golding	6	1	26	0	-	-
Marsh	4	1	9	0	-	-
Stevens	13	1	46	0	1	-
Hoyer Millar	4	1	14	0	1	-

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Hertfordshire second innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
HE White	b Thompson	8
AJ Golding	b Thompson	43
HJ Hill	b Thompson	6
WH Marsh	c Papillon b Thompson	9
WE Coleman	c Thompson b Dickens	16
JA Prout	b Dickens	0
*+CD Fastnedge	c Kingston b Thompson	7
WJ Rudd	b Dickens	1
HW Stevens	c Smith b Dickens	4
CC Hoyer Millar	c Wetherall b Thompson	1
CH Cook	not out	1
Extras	(7 b, 3 lb)	10
Total	(all out, 38.3 overs)	106
Fall of wickets:
1-20, 2-38, 3-60, 4-85, 5-89, 6-89, 7-94, 8-103, 9-103, 10-106 (38.3 ov)

Northamptonshire bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Thompson	19.3	5	49	6	-	-
East	9	1	21	0	-	-
Dickens	10	3	26	4	-	-

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Notes
--> CH Cook made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> WJ Rudd made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> HS Hall made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> GK Papillon made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> CH Cook made his last appearance in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> CC Hoyer Millar made his last appearance in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> JA Prout (1) passed his previous highest score of 11 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> AS Dickens achieved his best innings bowling analysis in Minor Counties Championship matches in the Hertfordshire second innings (previous best was 3-28)

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This card comes from the Minor Counties Research Project - research is continuing on this scorecard which can be expected to change.
One of three opening matches of the season, Northamptonshire won by an innings and 260 runs at 4.10 pm on the second day.
For the winners, Thompson took 12 wickets in the match for 90 runs.
There were 14 fours in Horton's 95, 2 fives, and 11 fours in debutant Hall's 90, and 8 fours in Thompson's 79.
In the Northamptonshire innings, Horton and Kingston put on 102 for the first wicket, and Thompson and Hall 108 for the third wicket.
The margin of victory was the largest of the season, and a new record for the Championship, exceeding the innings and 233 runs win by Surrey 2nd XI against Wiltshire at The Oval in 1899.
The 470 runs total was the largest of the season without a century.
[Missing: Complete.]
Sources: Hertfordshire Scorebook; Herts Advertiser 1 June; Northampton Daily Chronicle 28 May; Northampton Daily Reporter 28,29 May; Northampton Herald 1 June; Northampton Mercury 31 May; The Sportsman 28,29 May.

 

 

 

 

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