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Cornwall v Glamorgan
Minor Counties Championship 1909 (West Division)
VenueSt Clare Ground, Penzance on 30th June, 1st July 1909 (2-day match)
Balls per over6
TossCornwall won the toss and decided to bat
ResultGlamorgan won by an innings and 73 runs
PointsCornwall 0; Glamorgan 5
Close of play day 1Glamorgan (1) 242/4 (Rees 11*, Hacker 21*)
Cornwall first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
H Blackwellc Nash b Creber35     
C Trevarthenrun out3     
BB Bennettsb Maxwell26     
*H Tresawnab Creber44     
JC Bickford-Smithb Nash3     
EF Hawkenc WJ Bancroft b Creber8     
+RF Vibartb Nash5     
AE Meyrickc Whittington b Creber9     
F Whitingc Rees b Creber18     
JH Trevenennot out1     
B Williamsc WJ Bancroft b Creber0     
Extras(5 b)5
Total(all out, 59.4 overs)157
Fall of wickets:
1-8, 2-46, 3-81, 4-84, 5-101, 6-110, 7-133, 8-140, 9-157, 10-157 (59.4 ov)
Glamorgan bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Nash30   11642--
Maxwell10   0391--
Creber19.42496--
Glamorgan first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
*TAL Whittingtonc and b Trevenen92     
ER Sweet-Escottc Trevarthen b Whiting61     
WJ Bancroftb Whiting57     
NVH Richesb Whiting0     
SH Reesc Bickford-Smith b Whiting33     
HG Symondsretired hurt0     
WS Hackerc Blackwell b Hawken47     
J Maxwellc Whiting b Hawken10     
A Nashb Whiting0     
+J Bancroftnot out16     
H Creberst Vibart b Trevarthen27     
Extras(12 b, 1 nb)13
Total(all out, 108.4 overs)356
Fall of wickets:
1-137, 2-205, 3-211, 4-213, 5-281, 6-305, 7-312, 8-318, 9-356 (108.4 ov)
Cornwall bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Trevenen15   4421--
Trevarthen18.41601--
Whiting48   151425-1
Williams4   0140--
Blackwell4   0130--
Meyrick4   1220--
Hawken15   2502--
Cornwall second inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
*H Tresawnab Nash55     
H Blackwellc Riches b Nash2     
C Trevarthenc Rees b Creber20     
JC Bickford-Smithlbw b Creber0     
AE Meyrickc Sweet-Escott b Creber17     
+RF Vibartc Rees b Creber0     
BB Bennettsb Creber3     
EF Hawkenb Creber2     
F Whitingb Nash4     
JH Trevenennot out4     
B Williamsb Nash0     
Extras(15 b, 2 lb, 1 nb, 1 w)19
Total(all out, 44.5 overs)126
Fall of wickets:
1-8, 2-43, 3-43, 4-83, 5-83, 6-95, 7-97, 8-109, 9-126, 10-126 (44.5 ov)
Glamorgan bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Creber22.545761-
Nash22   8504-1
Notes
--> RF Vibart made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> AE Meyrick made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> JH Trevenen made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> B Williams made his debut in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> H Blackwell made his last appearance in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> JH Trevenen made his last appearance in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> H Blackwell (1) passed his previous highest score of 34 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> WS Hacker (1) passed his previous highest score of 35 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> H Creber (1) passed 1000 runs in Minor Counties Championship matches when he reached 6
This card comes from the Minor Counties Research Project - research is continuing on this scorecard which can be expected to change.
Glamorgan won by an innings and 73 runs on the second day. For the winners, Creber took 12 wickets in the match for 106 runs. There were 8 fours in Whittington's 92, 5 fours in Sweet-Escott's 61, and 1 six, 1 five and 9 fours in W J Bancroft's 57. In the Glamorgan innings, Whittington and Sweet-Escott put on 137 runs for the first wicket. For Cornwall there were 6 fours in Tresawna's 55. He was eighth out in the first innings and ninth out in the second. The 142 runs conceded by Whiting were the third highest in an innings during the season, while the 48 overs he bowled in the match were the season's highest. Before he had scored, Symonds dislocated his shoulder guarding himself against a short ball from Trevenen. Two doctors were on the ground and put the limb back, but he was assisted to the pavilion and took no further part in the match.
[Missing: Umpires; precise time completed.]
Sources: Glamorgan Scorebook; Cornish Telegraph 8 July; West Briton 5 July; Western Daily Mercury 1,2 July; Western Mail 1,2 July; South Wales Daily News 1,2 July.