misc57753	Noakes & Co Metallic Cask Works v Spa Stores Bermondsey
	Other matches in England 1879
Venue	Southwark Park, Southwark on 11th August 1879 (1-day match)
Balls per over	4
Players	Noakes & Co Metallic Cask Works: 11; Spa Stores Bermondsey: 3 (2 to bat and field)
Toss	Toss not known
Result	Spa Stores Bermondsey won by an innings and 52 runs

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Noakes & Co Metallic Cask Works first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
J Shaw	b White	0
G Forester	run out	0
T Hymes	b White	0
H Butcher	hit wkt b White	1
H Walker	b White	0
S Boxall	b White	0
H Kitsell	b White	1
Z Papsworth	b White	0
G Martin	b White	0
D Hurford	b White	0
T Boxall	not out	0
Extras		0
Total	(all out)	2
Fall of wickets:
1-0, 2-0, 3-?, 4-?, 5-?, 6-?, 7-?, 8-?, 9-?, 10-2

Spa Stores Bermondsey bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
White	?	?	2	9	-	-

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Spa Stores Bermondsey first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
*White	run out	56
[unknown]
[unknown]	did not bat
Extras	(2 w)	2
Total	(all out)	58

Noakes & Co Metallic Cask Works bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
[unknown]	?	?	?	?	-	-

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Noakes & Co Metallic Cask Works second innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
J Shaw	c and b White	0
G Forester	c and b White	1
T Hymes	hit wkt b White	0
H Butcher	b White	0
H Walker	run out	1
S Boxall	b White	0
H Kitsell	c [unknown] b White	0
Z Papsworth	b White	0
G Martin	not out	0
D Hurford	hit wkt b White	2
T Boxall	b White	0
Extras		0
Total	(all out)	4
Fall of wickets:
1-?, 2-?, 3-?, 4-?, 5-?, 6-?, 7-?, 8-?, 9-?, 10-4

Spa Stores Bermondsey bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
White	?	?	4	9	-	-

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Our thanks to Arthur Haygarth for collecting the information and to Roger Heavens for providing this scorecard which was first published in Arthur Haygarth's Cricket Scores and Biographies Volume 16. Copies of the book can be obtained from http://booksoncricket.net . Additions or corrections to this scorecard would be gratefully received.
Source notes that this was a single and double wicket match, played between two companies based in Spa Road, Bermondsey. Mr. White who was allowed two scouts, played according to the laws of double wicket while his opponents had to use those belonging to single wicket - perhaps no other match thus arranged had hitherto come off.

 

 

 

 

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