minc1395
Northumberland v Cambridgeshire
Minor Counties Championship 1913
VenueOsborne Avenue, Jesmond on 16th, 17th July 1913 (2-day match)
Balls per over6
TossNorthumberland won the toss and decided to bat
ResultNorthumberland won by an innings and 136 runs
PointsNorthumberland 5; Cambridgeshire 0
Close of play day 1Cambridgeshire (2) 69/1 (Carpenter 35*, Collier 34*)
Northumberland first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
CF Stanger-Leathesc Collier b Coulson21     
+JSF Morrisonc Sadler b Coulson109     
JS Nesbitc Watts b Coulson44     
GL Huntingnot out219     
GC Winghamlbw b Wilson62     
*SP Bellc Sadler b Pemberton37     
WW Meldonc Watts b Pemberton5     
CM Skinnerc Wilson b Pemberton0     
GT Milnenot out10     
JL Towlerdid not bat      
GH Watsondid not bat      
Extras2
Total(7 wickets, declared, 74 overs)509
Fall of wickets:
1-59, 2-170, 3-177, 4-372, 5-429, 6-440, 7-440
Cambridgeshire bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Coulson26   01653--
Wilson18   0991--
Sadler21   01410--
Pemberton9   01023--
Cambridgeshire first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
EH Hickmanb Milne2     
HA Carpenterc Morrison b Milne5     
FW Wilsonb Milne4     
FE Collierb Milne0     
+GH Wattsb Milne0     
RKG Marseilleb Skinner8     
*FPC Pembertonnot out13     
R Ellisrun out0     
FW Worsleyc Meldon b Milne0     
H Coulsonc Morrison b Towler8     
TW Sadlerb Towler4     
Extras9
Total(all out, 29 overs)53
Fall of wickets:
1-?, 2-?, 3-?, 4-?, 5-12, 6-?, 7-?, 8-?, 9-?, 10-53 (29 ov)
Northumberland bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Skinner13   9121-1
Milne14   6226--
Towler2   0102--
Cambridgeshire second innings (following on)RunsBallsMins4s6s
*FPC Pembertonc and b Skinner0     
HA Carpenterc Watson b Towler82     
FE Collierc and b Watson79     
FW Wilsonb Towler10     
EH Hickmanc Morrison b Milne32     
+GH Wattsc Bell b Milne16     
RKG Marseilleb Wingham35     
R Ellisc Morrison b Milne5     
FW Worsleyc Nesbit b Milne10     
H Coulsonnot out21     
TW Sadlerc and b Towler8     
Extras22
Total(all out, 74.4 overs)320
Fall of wickets:
1-0, 2-155, 3-175, 4-?, 5-?, 6-?, 7-?, 8-?, 9-?, 10-320 (74.4 ov)
Northumberland bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Skinner9   1421--
Milne27   5694--
Watson9   0461--
Towler14.41553--
Wingham11   0611--
Meldon4   0250--
Notes
--> R Ellis made his last appearance in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> JSF Morrison (1) passed his previous highest score of 37 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> JSF Morrison (1) made his first century in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> GL Hunting (1) passed his previous highest score of 122 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> HA Carpenter (2) passed his previous highest score of 50 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> FE Collier (2) passed his previous highest score of 70 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> RKG Marseille (2) passed his previous highest score of 11 in Minor Counties Championship matches
--> FPC Pemberton achieved his best innings bowling analysis in Minor Counties Championship matches in the Northumberland first innings (previous best was 1-31)
--> GT Milne reached 300 wickets in Minor Counties Championship matches when taking his 4th wicket in the Cambridgeshire first innings
--> JL Towler achieved his best innings bowling analysis in Minor Counties Championship matches in the Cambridgeshire second innings (previous best was 2-10)
This card comes from the Minor Counties Research Project - research is continuing on this scorecard which can be expected to change.
Northumberland won this match by an innings and 136 runs within five minutes of lunch on the second day after making the visitors follow on 456 runs behind on first innings.
The Northumberland innings of 509 for seven wickets declared lasted for only 3 hours and 35 minutes.
A key feature was the innings of 219 not out by G L Hunting.
In all he batted for just two hours and 20 minutes, his innings included 15 sixes, of which four were out of the ground, and 23 fours.
Press reports indicate he gave 4 or 5 chances during his innings.
Morrison scored 109 which contained 2 sixes, 1 five and 13 fours, an innings of one hour and 20 minutes.
There were 11 fours in Wingham's 62.
During the Northumberland innings Morrison and Nesbit put on 111 runs for the second wicket, Hunting and Wingham added 195 runs in 75 minutes for the fourth wicket, and Hunting and Milne added 69 runs unfinished for the eighth wicket..
Milne took 10 wickets in the match 91 runs, including 6 wickets for 22 runs in the Cambridgeshire first innings.
For the losers, in the Cambridgeshire second innings Carpenter scored 82 with 15 fours and Collier 79 with 14 fours.
They added 155 runs for the Cambridgeshire second wicket in 90 minutes.
A feature of the Northumberland innings was despite it exceeding five hundred runs, only two extras were conceded.
[Missing: Umpires; extras breakdown; part fall of wickets; precise time completed.]
Sources: Newcastle Daily Journal 17,18 July; Cambridge Independent Press 25 July; Cambridgeshire Weekly News 18 July; Yorkshire Post 18 July; Cricket 26 July p 440.