f9958 cc3971	Hampshire v Essex
	County Championship 1921
Venue	Dean Park, Bournemouth on 29th, 30th June 1921 (3-day match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Hampshire won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Essex won by an innings and 55 runs
Points	Hampshire 0; Essex 5
Umpires	AJ Atfield, JH Board
Close of play day 1	Essex (1) 302/6 (Douglas 27*, Saint 2*)

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Hampshire first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
AL Hosie	run out	0
JA Newman	c Herringshaw b Dixon	0
JG Greig	b Douglas	0
CP Mead	b Douglas	45		85	7	-
*LCR Isherwood	b Douglas	6
AS McIntyre	b Douglas	0	1		-	-
ER Remnant	lbw b Douglas	0
CP Brutton	c Freeman b Douglas	12
HAW Bowell	c Freeman b Douglas	3
AS Kennedy	c Freeman b Dixon	5
+WH Livsey	not out	0
Extras		0
Total	(all out, 24.1 overs)	71
Fall of wickets:
1-0 (Hosie), 2-0 (Newman), 3-0 (Greig), 4-17 (Isherwood), 5-17 (McIntyre), 6-21 (Remnant), 7-55 (Brutton), 8-65 (Bowell), 9-70 (Kennedy), 10-71 (Mead, 24.1 ov)

Essex bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Douglas	12.1	6	17	7	-	-
Dixon	11	0	52	2	-	-
Eastman	1	0	2	0	-	-

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Essex first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
FH Gillingham	c Brutton b Newman	0
CAG Russell	c Kennedy b Newman	87		125	8	-
+JR Freeman	c Greig b Newman	148		170	22	-
HM Morris	b Newman	0
PA Perrin	c Remnant b Bowell	14
*JWHT Douglas	c Remnant b Newman	32
JG Dixon	b Newman	11
NH Saint	c Isherwood b Newman	4
GG Farnfield	c Livsey b Newman	7
LC Eastman	not out	23
JP Herringshaw	c Livsey b Newman	17
Extras	(4 b, 12 lb, 1 w)	17
Total	(all out, 87.2 overs)	360
Fall of wickets:
1-1 (Gillingham), 2-202 (Russell), 3-210 (Morris), 4-240 (Perrin), 5-262 (Freeman), 6-296 (Dixon), 7-306 (Saint), 8-309 (Douglas), 9-326 (Farnfield), 10-360 (Herringshaw, 87.2 ov)

Hampshire bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Kennedy	28	1	120	0	-	-
Newman	34.2	6	131	9	-	-
Hosie	4	0	26	0	-	-
Remnant	11	2	27	0	-	-
Bowell	10	0	39	1	1	-

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Hampshire second innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
AL Hosie	b Dixon	3
HAW Bowell	b Douglas	14
JG Greig	b Douglas	23
AS Kennedy	b Dixon	5
+WH Livsey	b Douglas	8
CP Mead	c Freeman b Douglas	67
JA Newman	c Dixon b Douglas	60		165
*LCR Isherwood	run out	11
AS McIntyre	b Douglas	4
CP Brutton	c Russell b Douglas	0
ER Remnant	not out	26
Extras	(11 b, 1 lb, 1 nb)	13
Total	(all out, 67 overs)	234
Fall of wickets:
1-16 (Hosie), 2-21 (Bowell), 3-30 (Kennedy), 4-53 (Greig), 5-56 (Livsey), 6-166 (Mead), 7-183 (Isherwood), 8-187 (McIntyre), 9-189 (Brutton), 10-234 (Newman, 67 ov)

Essex bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Douglas	20	4	74	7	-	-
Dixon	24	3	77	2	-	1
Eastman	13	2	37	0	-	-
Herringshaw	6	0	30	0	-	-
Russell	4	1	3	0	-	-

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Notes
--> The match was scheduled for three days but completed in two.
--> CAG Russell (1) passed 1000 runs in First-Class matches for the season when he reached 14
--> CAG Russell (1) passed 1000 runs in County Championship matches for the season when he reached 49
--> JR Freeman (1) passed 7000 runs in First-Class matches when he reached 111
--> CP Mead (2) 50 in 80 minutes
--> HAW Bowell (2) passed 13000 runs in First-Class matches when he reached 5
--> JA Newman reached 850 wickets in County Championship matches when he dismissed JR Freeman, his 4th wicket in the Essex first innings
--> JA Newman reached 50 wickets in County Championship matches for the season when he dismissed FH Gillingham, his 1st wicket in the Essex first innings
--> JA Newman achieved his best innings bowling analysis in First-Class matches when he dismissed JP Herringshaw in the Essex first innings (previous best was 8-43)
--> JA Newman achieved his best innings bowling analysis in County Championship matches when he dismissed JP Herringshaw in the Essex first innings (previous best was 8-110)
--> JG Dixon reached 100 wickets in County Championship matches when he dismissed AS Kennedy, his 2nd wicket in the Hampshire second innings

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Mead was cut over the eye by a ball from Douglas in the first innings and was going to retire hurt but as the last three Hampshire players had missed a train and had not arrived this would have ended the innings. The Essex captain allowed a delay of 10 minutes by which time Mead was able to continue batting and the absent players arrived.

 

 

 

 

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