ll2636	Enfield v Burnley
	Lancashire League 1906
Venue	Dill Hall Lane, Enfield on 25th August 1906 (1-day single innings match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Toss not known
Result	Burnley won by 8 wickets
Points	Enfield 0; Burnley 2

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Enfield innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
*T Lancaster	c Smith b Cook	21
G Boardman	b Shackleton	6
JA Moore	b Cook	2
W Haworth	c Smith b Cook	4
D Smalley	c Bell b Binns	55
+T Snowden	b Cook	18
JA Ramsbottom	c Aspinall b Johnson	13
G Ashton	c Cook b Binns	0
E Stephenson	b Binns	0
R Whitehead (Pro)	b Shackleton	13
W Smithies	not out	0
Extras		4
Total	(all out, 52.3 overs)	136
Fall of wickets:
1-25 (Boardman), 2-29 (Moore), 3-29 (Lancaster), 4-42 (Haworth), 5-107 (Snowden), 6-109 (Smalley), 7-112 (Ashton), 8-112 (Stephenson), 9-129 (Ramsbottom), 10-136 (Whitehead, 52.3 ov)

Burnley bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Cook	21	3	52	4	-	-
Binns	9	6	10	3	-	-
Bell	6	0	27	0	-	-
Shackleton	8.3	1	20	2	-	-
Johnson	4	0	11	1	-	-
Duxbury	4	0	12	0	-	-

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Burnley innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
H Cudworth	not out	71
JW Allen	st Snowden b Lancaster	46
C Johnson	c Snowden b Boardman	7
W Cook (Pro)	not out	11
*TJ Aspinall	did not bat
AA Bell	did not bat
W Duxbury	did not bat
JT Binns	did not bat
RJ Shackleton	did not bat
+J Smith	did not bat
[unknown]	did not bat
Extras		8
Total	(2 wickets, 43 overs)	143
Fall of wickets:
1-100 (Allen), 2-117 (Johnson)

Enfield bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Whitehead	15	2	42	0	-	-
Lancaster	19	5	47	1	-	-
Boardman	6	1	28	1	-	-
Haworth	3	0	18	0	-	-

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Notes
--> Burnley batted on after winning
--> D Smalley passed his previous highest score of 52 in Lancashire League matches
--> W Cook reached 100 wickets in Lancashire League matches for the season when he dismissed W Haworth, his 3rd wicket in the Enfield innings

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The approaches to the ground were packed as a crowd estimated at around 10,000 battled with police officers and ticket collectors to gain admission.
Many, after getting their tickets at a box in the lane, scaled the walls to be sure of not missing the start.
The weather was unsettled with dark clouds threatening imminent rain, but there was to be no stoppage in play.
After the match, a large number of people went into town for refreshment as the Greyhound Hotel was besieged.
The gate was £128 16s (admittance fee 4d) and David Smalley received a collection of £11 14s for his batting.

 

 

 

 

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