misc13525
New South Wales Colts v Queensland Colts
Other matches 1929/30
VenueSydney Cricket Ground No 2 on 1st, 2nd, 4th November 1929 (4-day match)
Balls per over8
TossQueensland Colts won the toss and decided to bat
ResultMatch drawn
UmpiresHJ Armstrong, GE Borwick
ScorerK Hodge (New South Wales Colts)
Close of play day 1Queensland Colts (1) 347/5 (Goodwin 75*, Leeson 46*)
Close of play day 2New South Wales Colts (1) 333/6 (Allsopp 62*, Eaton 6*)

Queensland Colts first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
EF Hubbardlbw b Burt39    
RM Levyc Alleyne b Scott91    
HS Weirrun out36    
VHV Goodwinc Allsopp b Scott131    
GW Lockieb Chipperfield1    
AN Marshallc Allsopp b Burt26    
+HF Leesonc Scott b Chipperfield62    
AHF Rofelbw b Chipperfield0    
*JH Holdsworthb Chipperfield0    
JT Broadfootnot out24    
JCA Pizzeyst Allsopp b Scott0    
Extras(23 b, 8 lb, 3 nb, 1 w)35
Total(all out, 112 overs)445
Fall of wickets:
1-112 (Hubbard), 2-173 (Levy), 3-184 (Weir), 4-189 (Lockie), 5-244 (Marshall), 6-379 (Leeson), 7-379 (Rofe), 8-379 (Holdsworth), 9-445 (Goodwin), 10-445 (Pizzey, 112 ov)
New South Wales Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Eaton18   0730-2
Theak16   1590--
Burt28   5912-1
Scott24   2783--
Chipperfield18   1944--
Noble8   11501-
New South Wales Colts first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
OW Billc and b Hubbard43    
JL Donnellyb Broadfoot90    
W Vaughanc Leeson b Hubbard45    
JP Alleynelbw b Broadfoot0    
AG Chipperfieldb Rofe27    
+AH Allsoppnot out155    
SJW Burtb Hubbard34    
HR Eatonc Levy b Broadfoot6    
HJT Theakc Leeson b Hubbard20    
JA Scottb Hubbard10    
*MA Noblec and b Goodwin15    
Extras(16 b, 10 lb, 6 w)32
Total(all out, 90.5 overs)477
Fall of wickets:
1-74 (Bill), 2-167 (Vaughan), 3-172 (Alleyne), 4-211 (Chipperfield), 5-241 (Donnelly), 6-325 (Burt), 7-333 (Eaton), 8-406 (Theak), 9-448 (Scott), 10-477 (Noble, 90.5 ov)
Queensland Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Broadfoot20   29434-
Rofe12   07112-
Pizzey13   0760--
Weir14   0630--
Hubbard27   11045--
Goodwin3.50261--
Levy1   0110--
Queensland Colts second inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
RM Levylbw b Burt18    
GW Lockiec Chipperfield b Burt0    
HS Weirc Donnelly b Eaton36    
VHV Goodwinb Theak71    
EF Hubbardc Eaton b Burt31    
AN Marshallb Eaton21    
+HF Leesonnot out1    
AHF Rofenot out0    
*JH Holdsworthdid not bat 
JT Broadfootdid not bat 
JCA Pizzeydid not bat 
Extras(4 b, 3 lb, 2 nb)9
Total(6 wickets, 53.3 overs)187
Fall of wickets:
1-11 (Lockie), 2-46 (Levy), 3-69 (Weir), 4-134 (Hubbard), 5-181 (Marshall), 6-187 (Goodwin)
New South Wales Colts bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Eaton7   0172--
Theak11.31331--
Burt14   1513-2
Scott10   2250--
Chipperfield11   0520--
Notes
--> The match was scheduled for four days but completed in three.
Twelfth men: JM Ireland (New South Wales Colts), GH Cooper (Queensland Colts)
Match notes
Levy began in good touch and he and Hubbard opened with 112 before the latter left. Some useful batting followed and at stumps Goodwin and Leeson had shared an unfinished sixth wicket partnership of 103. On the second morning the partnership continued to 135 at which stage Leeson was dismissed from the bowling of Chipperfield. In the two balls following Rofe and Holdsworth both were dismissed with Chipperfield achieving a hat trick. Broadfoot stayed while Goodwin went on to his century but after 66 runs had been added for the ninth wicket the left arm medium pace bowler Scott quickly removed Goodwin and Pizzey.
New South Wales made a good start with 74 on the board before a wicket fell. Donnelly played steadily and shared in some useful partnerships before being fifth out at 241. Allsopp was in good touch and remained undefeated at stumps. On the third day Eaton left without addition but Allsopp, aided by the lower order continued to his century and it was through his efforts that New South Wales was able to take a first innings lead. Hubbard and Broadfoot were the main wicket takers though Weir was quite economical without being able to make a break through.
When Queensland batted again Goodwin played another good innings while Weir and Hubbard repeated their first innings efforts by each reaching the thirties. Goodwin was quickly brought into the Queensland team for the opening Sheffield Shield match of the season, while Levy retained his place from last season. During the season Hubbard, Leeson, Marshall and Weir each made their debut in first class cricket.
It was agreed that each State should be allowed to include a senior player in their respective teams to fill the role of captain. MA Noble led New South Wales Colts at the age of fifty-five years while the Queensland manager, Holdsworth, who accepted the responsibility of captaincy was thirty-nine years old. Attendance is recorded at 1,006 on the first day and at 1,983 on the second day but no figure is available for the third day. Daily gate takings were stated at £34/13/- and £64/4/- respectively.

This page was created by the CricketArchive Oracles
Copyright © 2003-2008 CricketArchive CricketArchive Homepage Seasons Players Countries Grounds Records Tournaments Search Shop Contact www.cricketarchive.com