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South Africa v England 5th Test

England tour of South Africa - 1913 (1913/14) · Crusaders Ground, Gqeberha · 27 February 1914

England won by 10 wickets

England won by 10 wickets. Phil Mead top-scored with 117 for England. Johnny Douglas took 4/14.

MATCH FACTS

Series
England tour of South Africa - 1913 (1913/14)
Ground
St George's Park, Gqeberha (then Crusaders Ground)
Dates
27 February 1914 to 3 March 1914
Toss
South Africa, chose to bat
Result
England won by 10 wickets
Captains
Herbie Taylor (South Africa), Johnny Douglas (England)
Debuts
Reginald Hands (South Africa), Bill Lundie (South Africa)
Umpires
D Smith and FW Grey

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

South Africa won the toss and chose to bat. Reginald Hands and Bill Lundie played their first Tests.

South Africa batted first and made 193 all out. Philip Hands top-scored with 83, and Herbie Taylor made 42. Johnny Douglas took 4 for 14 for England.

England replied with 411 all out. Phil Mead top-scored with 117, and Frank Woolley made 54. Bill Lundie took 4 for 101 for South Africa. The innings was built on a 104-run stand for the fifth wicket between Frank Woolley and Phil Mead. England led by 218 on first innings.

South Africa made 228 all out in their second innings. Herbie Taylor top-scored with 87, and Billy Zulch made 60. Major Booth took 4 for 49 for England. The innings was built on a 129-run stand for the first wicket between Billy Zulch and Herbie Taylor, 57% of the total. From 204 for 5 they lost 5 wickets for 24 runs, to 228 for 10.

Set 11 to win, England made 11 for 0. Jack Hobbs top-scored with 11 not out.

England won by 10 wickets.

SOUTH AFRICA, FIRST INNINGS: 193 ALL OUT
BatterHow outR
Herbie Taylorc Bert Strudwick42
Billy Zulchc Bert Strudwick11
Dan Taylorbowled12
Dave Noursebowled26
Philip Handsc Morice Bird83
Reginald Handsst Bert Strudwick0
Claude Newberrybowled11
Tommy Wardc Morice Bird3
Claude Carterc Morice Bird0
Jimmy Blanckenbergbowled0
Bill Lundienot out0

Extras 5 · Total 193 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Albert Relf115261
Major Booth183431
Frank Woolley224713
'Young Jack' Hearne92341
Johnny Douglas5.42144

FALL OF WICKETS

1-19 (Billy Zulch), 2-36 (Dan Taylor), 3-95 (Herbie Taylor), 4-116 (Dave Nourse), 5-116 (Reginald Hands), 6-167 (Claude Newberry), 7-176 (Tommy Ward), 8-176 (Claude Carter), 9-180 (Jimmy Blanckenberg), 10-193 (Philip Hands)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstBilly Zulch and Herbie Taylor19
secondHerbie Taylor and Dan Taylor17
thirdDave Nourse and Herbie Taylor59
fourthDave Nourse and Philip Hands21
fifthPhilip Hands and Reginald Hands0
sixthPhilip Hands and Claude Newberry51
seventhTommy Ward and Philip Hands9
eighthClaude Carter and Philip Hands0
ninthJimmy Blanckenberg and Philip Hands4
tenthPhilip Hands and Bill Lundie13
ENGLAND, FIRST INNINGS: 411 ALL OUT
BatterHow outR
Jack Hobbsc Dave Nourse33
Wilfred Rhodesbowled27
Bert Strudwickbowled3
'Young Jack' Hearnec Herbie Taylor32
Phil Meadc Jimmy Blanckenberg117
Frank Woolleylbw54
Johnny Douglasc Jimmy Blanckenberg30
Lord Tennysonlbw23
Morice Birdrun out4
Major Boothbowled32
Albert Relfnot out23

Extras 33 · Total 411 all out

Bowler (South Africa)OMRW
Bill Lundie46.391014
Dave Nourse91310
Claude Carter4191112
Jimmy Blanckenberg3471012
Claude Newberry142341

FALL OF WICKETS

1-48 (Jack Hobbs), 2-52 (Bert Strudwick), 3-90 (Wilfred Rhodes), 4-134 ('Young Jack' Hearne), 5-238 (Frank Woolley), 6-317 (Johnny Douglas), 7-329 (Phil Mead), 8-353 (Morice Bird), 9-361 (Lord Tennyson), 10-411 (Major Booth)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstWilfred Rhodes and Jack Hobbs48
secondWilfred Rhodes and Bert Strudwick4
thirdWilfred Rhodes and 'Young Jack' Hearne38
fourth'Young Jack' Hearne and Phil Mead44
fifthFrank Woolley and Phil Mead104
sixthJohnny Douglas and Phil Mead79
seventhPhil Mead and Lord Tennyson12
eighthMorice Bird and Lord Tennyson24
ninthMajor Booth and Lord Tennyson8
tenthAlbert Relf and Major Booth50
SOUTH AFRICA, SECOND INNINGS: 228 ALL OUT
BatterHow outR
Herbie Taylorc Wilfred Rhodes87
Billy Zulchc Wilfred Rhodes60
Dan Taylorbowled1
Dave Noursec Albert Relf0
Philip Handsc Frank Woolley49
Reginald Handsst Bert Strudwick7
Tommy Wardc Frank Woolley1
Claude Newberryc 'Young Jack' Hearne1
Claude Carterbowled5
Jimmy Blanckenbergnot out6
Bill Lundiec Bert Strudwick1

Extras 10 · Total 228 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Albert Relf23.111292
Major Booth245494
Frank Woolley52230
'Young Jack' Hearne124300
Johnny Douglas91341
Morice Bird111383
Lord Tennyson1010
Wilfred Rhodes104140

FALL OF WICKETS

1-129 (Herbie Taylor), 2-133 (Dan Taylor), 3-133 (Dave Nourse), 4-173 (Billy Zulch), 5-204 (Reginald Hands), 6-213 (Philip Hands), 7-215 (Claude Newberry), 8-215 (Tommy Ward), 9-223 (Claude Carter), 10-228 (Bill Lundie)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstBilly Zulch and Herbie Taylor129
secondBilly Zulch and Dan Taylor4
thirdDave Nourse and Billy Zulch0
fourthBilly Zulch and Philip Hands40
fifthPhilip Hands and Reginald Hands31
sixthTommy Ward and Philip Hands9
seventhTommy Ward and Claude Newberry2
eighthTommy Ward and Claude Carter0
ninthClaude Carter and Jimmy Blanckenberg8
tenthJimmy Blanckenberg and Bill Lundie5
ENGLAND, SECOND INNINGS: 11 FOR 0
BatterHow outR
Jack Hobbsnot out11
Wilfred Rhodesnot out0

Did not bat: Bert Strudwick, 'Young Jack' Hearne, Phil Mead, Frank Woolley, Johnny Douglas, Lord Tennyson, Morice Bird, Major Booth, Albert Relf

Extras 0 · Total 11 for 0

Bowler (South Africa)OMRW
Bill Lundie1.1060
Herbie Taylor1050
PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRunsBalls
firstWilfred Rhodes and Jack Hobbs1113
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