misc29287	Narrabri v A Shaw's XI
	A Shaw's XI in Australia 1886/87
Venue	Narrabri on 4th, 5th February 1887 (2-day match)
Balls per over	4
Players	Narrabri: 22; A Shaw's XI: 11
Toss	A Shaw's XI won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Match drawn
Close of play day 1	A Shaw's XI (1) 102/2 (Barlow 42*, Scotton 25*)

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A Shaw's XI first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
JM Read	c Thurlow b Wharton	28
RG Barlow	b Wharton	44
+M Sherwin	c Brown b Wharton	1
WH Scotton	b Wharton	26
J Briggs	b Fannett	18
W Gunn	b Coleman	35
GA Lohmann	b Armstrong	2
W Bates	b Coleman	12
W Flowers	c McIntyre b Everingham	62
A Shrewsbury	lbw b Everingham	53
J Lillywhite	not out	0
Extras		24
Total	(all out)	305
Fall of wickets:
1-? (Read), 2-47 (Sherwin), 3-? (Barlow), 4-? (Scotton), 5-? (Gunn), 6-? (Briggs), 7-? (Lohmann), 8-179 (Bates), 9-305 (Flowers), 10-305 (Shrewsbury)

Narrabri bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Wharton	?	?	?	4	-	-
Fannett	?	?	?	1	-	-
Coleman	?	?	?	2	-	-
Armstrong	?	?	?	1	-	-
Everingham	?	?	?	2	-	-

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Narrabri first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
McIntyre	b Briggs	9
TE Fawcett	run out	1
Brown	c Sherwin b Bates	3
Couderoy	c Read b Briggs	5
McCallum	hit wkt b Bates	5
Barratt	st Sherwin b Briggs	0
Begg	c Lohmann b Briggs	10
Readett	b Briggs	3
Coleman	b Bates	6
Taylor	b Briggs	0
Upjohn	st Sherwin b Bates	0
Everingham	c Briggs b Bates	2
E Fawcett	b Bates	7
Lillyman	not out	4
Thurlow	did not bat
Fannett	did not bat
Wharton	did not bat
Armstrong	did not bat
[unknown]	did not bat
[unknown]	did not bat
[unknown]	did not bat
[unknown]	did not bat
Extras	(4 b)	4
Total	(13 wickets, 35.3 overs)	59
Fall of wickets:
1-?, 2-?, 3-?, 4-?, 5-?, 6-?, 7-?, 8-?, 9-?, 10-?, 11-?, 12-?, 13-59 (35.3 ov)

A Shaw's XI bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Briggs	18	11	16	6	-	-
Bates	17.3	6	37	6	-	-

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Notes
--> Bowling in the Narrabri first innings adds 2 runs under

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No play possible until half-past three on the first day as "the ground was little better than a swamp".
On the second day "owing to the local men not putting in their appearance, it was nearly half-past twelve before hostilities were resumed".
"The terrible heat caused the local men to retire several times for refreshments."
Attendance: Day 1 - about 300

 

 

 

 

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