1946:. The Tasmanians were captained for the final time in first-class cricket by John Marshall, who was 58 years old by this time and had appeared as captain in all three games between the colonies. In early 1858, a Victorian team returned to Tasmania and played two matches, both of which were later recognised as first-class. In one, they defeated a team from Launceston, reinforced by four cricketers from southern Tasmania; they then beat a team from Hobart, composed only of southern Tasmanians. Although both defeats were heavy, the popularity of these games in Tasmania directly led to the formation of a new club, which later became the Southern Tasmanian Cricket Association; it began to organise and develop cricket in Tasmania. Nevertheless, the Victorians were unimpressed by the cricket of the Tasmanians, and their inability to cope with roundarm fast bowling; the teams did not compete against each other regularly for 30 years. Tasmanian cricket remained less developed than that in the rest of Australia until at least the 1880s and failed to keep pace with changes in the game.
1933:, wrote: "From the time of landing to the time of embarking the same spirit continued—dinners, balls, musical parties, picnics and every description of entertainment was got up to give a hearty welcome to the strangers from Port Phillip." On the evening of the first day's play, there was a dinner and ball at the Cornwall Hotel; the day after the match, a public ball organised by the Tasmanian hosts took place at the Cornwall Hotel, where the visiting cricketers were staying. The event—attended by more than 350 people, including the Victorians, many of the supporters that had accompanied them, and many of the leading figures in Launceston society—continued into the very early morning. The Tasmanian and Victorian players, accompanied by the Launceston Brass Band, walked together to the wharf from where the visiting players were to depart. The Port Phillip team returned on the
1954:"against the odds"—the touring team contained eleven men but played against sides with 22 players. Even so, the games, and the two English teams, were enormously popular despite their superiority, even against the odds—the first team played 12 games, winning 6 and losing 2 with the remainder drawn, and the second team played 16 games, winning 10 and drawing 6. Kilburn and Coward suggest that "the performances of the hardy band of professionals opened Australian eyes and stirred Australian ambitions". Several English players remained in Australia to coach; their influence and the Australian desire to match the English cricketers led to a rapid improvement in the standard of cricket. By 1877, an Australian team was able to defeat an English team with equal odds in what was later recognised as the first
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Kingdom to separate the Port Phillip District, which was to be renamed as Victoria, from the colony of New South Wales. When news of this much anticipated decision reached the colony late in 1850, two weeks of celebrations were arranged in Melbourne to mark independence. The delayed cricket match, now scheduled for February 1851, became part of the general festivities, although formal independence did not come about until later in 1851. Furthermore, the fixture was to be the first Australian intercolonial match and was later considered the first first-class cricket match in Australia.
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Hamilton was batting well at the other end. Richard Philpott, who scored just a single, was caught by Westbrook off Henty; Marsden was bowled by McDowall for two and Hervey bowled by Henty for one. Meanwhile, Hamilton had batted for an hour to score 35 runs, the highest individual score of the match; he was last man out, leg before wicket to McDowall to end the innings for 57 runs. The innings had lasted 17 overs and taken 80 minutes. The other batsmen had contributed 21 runs (one bye was scored) between them. Henty took five for 26 and McDowall returned figures of three for 21. Van Diemen's Land required 36 runs to win.
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Tasmanians Marshall, Westbrook and Tabart were specifically praised for their fielding, which drew the crowd's appreciation. The spectators displayed high levels of
451:, having batted for a half-hour for seven runs. The Van Diemen's Land innings ended for 104, a lead of 22 over Port Phillip, after 160 minutes and 32 overs. Antill had taken seven wickets for 33 runs while Hamilton took three for 24. Before the match, the Tasmanians had been expected to struggle against the overarm attack of the Victorians, and Antill had performed effectively; yet the Tasmanians were helped by a large total of 24
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prevented intercolonial cricket, but clubs quickly came into existence in the population centres and an element of competition soon arose. A combination of the presence of the
British military, the attraction of English pastimes that did not require sophisticated venues or practices, and a desire to develop a society similar to that of Britain made cricket an attractive outlet for Australians. By 1832, the
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239:. The eleven Victorian players, accompanied by many acquaintances, both men and women, arrived in Launceston on 9 February. On the evening of their arrival, they attended a dinner at the Cornwall Hotel with 100 paying guests. The following day, the team won a match against Bishopthorpe College. There was little time to practise before the intercolonial game.
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Westbrook caught by Cooper. Field was caught by Thomson off Brodie, Gibson was bowled by Antill and Marshall caught and bowled by the same bowler. Tabart and Arthur batted until the end of the day, when the umpires called off play due to bad light. The
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Melbourne Club decided that the team should wear red, white and blue colours on their clothing for the game. Although they had a long time to prepare, the MCC had some difficulty in assembling enough men to represent Port Phillip; many potential players were unable to spare the time to travel to
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Australia. At the time, it is likely that the players realised that the game was the first to take place between two Australian colonies, and was therefore a historic occasion. Although there were attempts in Australia to
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Tasmanian and Victorian teams played several matches. A return match was arranged almost at once. In February 1852, nine Tasmanians travelled to Melbourne and, reinforced by three men from Launceston who were resident in Melbourne, were defeated by the Victoria team by
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Launceston Cricket Club in February with a view to playing that March. The invitation was accepted but the match was delayed when the acceptance letter was not posted in time to reach the steamer transporting mail. The MCC repeated their invitation later in 1850. While
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from the bowling of McDowall shortly afterwards for six. Lister was caught off the bowling of Field for three and Henty bowled Thomas for a duck. William Philpott was run out by Tabart for three and Cooper was bowled by Henty for a duck, the fifth man out with the score on 28. Wickets continued to
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and reported upon their return that they were "well entertained and well beaten". The Tasmanian bowling—described by the Victorians as "slow and peculiar in character"—was their main explanation for the defeat. One of the umpires from the game, C. J. Weedon, retained a ball used in the match. His
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was able to state that "cricket was now the prevailing amusement of the colony and that no gentleman could expect to 'dangle at a lady's apron strings' unless he could boast of his cricket prowess." Matches began to be covered by newspapers, and the sport's popularity spread with the population.
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on his second ball when he mis-hit the ball high into the air. Antill took his fifth wicket of the innings when Hervey caught Arthur without adding to his overnight score. Tabart made several big hits and Van Diemen's Land reached their target without further loss, winning by three wickets. The
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in April 1850. A delegation from the Launceston cricket club went to meet the players at the wharf; a small group even took a boat to meet the steamer before it docked. Both the delegation and the general public were disappointed to find that no cricket team was on board; subsequently, a match
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difficult to establish competitive games; despite an abandoned attempt in 1841, the first match between North and South Tasmania did not take place until 1850. These difficulties prompted Launceston cricketers to seek opponents from the Australian mainland rather than from Hobart.
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took three wickets in four balls in returning figures of seven wickets for 33 runs. Batting again, the Victorian team scored 57, leaving the Tasmanian team needing 36 to win. When the first day's play ended due to
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190:Cricket was less well-established in
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2643:"Tasmania v Victoria at Launceston"
2030:against a local club was arranged.
60:in 1851 as the colony of Victoria.
3243:Ferry to Tasmania: a Short History
2941:from the original on 31 March 2017
2909:from the original on 31 March 2017
2868:from the original on 22 March 2016
2829:from the original on 30 March 2017
2473:from the original on 14 March 2016
1981:Intercolonial cricket in Australia
105:of the Van Diemen's Land team and
25:
3134:200 Seasons of Australian Cricket
2732:from the original on 8 March 2018
2426:from the original on 4 March 2016
2185:from the original on 16 June 2016
1878:– Indicates that the batsman was
3294:The NTCA Ground official website
2721:"Tasmania v Victoria in 1850/51"
1969:International Cricket Conference
435:, bowled by Antill, scored one;
3115:A History of Australian Cricket
2852:"150 Years of Cricket Tasmania"
27:1851 cricket match in Australia
2645:. ESPNcricinfo. Archived from
2465:Rose, Thomas (16 April 2000).
2208:Dunstan and Coward, pp. 72–73.
2121:Kilburn and Coward, pp. 61–62.
1:
3324:Sport in Launceston, Tasmania
2153:Kaufman and Patterson, p. 20.
3264:. London: Guild Publishing.
3260:Wynne-Thomas, Peter (1989).
3177:American Sociological Review
2179:"Early cricket in Australia"
1193:
256:Launceston Racecourse ground
3319:First-class cricket matches
2968:Wynne-Thomas, pp. 9, 14–16.
2294:Hutchinson and Ross, p. 16.
1882:and dismissed by the named
3365:
3224:Barclay's World of Cricket
3199:10.1177/000312240507000105
3096:Barclay's World of Cricket
2263:Dunstan and Coward, p. 72.
2139:Kilburn and Coward, p. 62.
3117:. London: André Deutsch.
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2071:Melbourne Cricket Ground
2069:rather than the current
443:off Hamilton's bowling.
305:could be scored only by
3241:Plowman, Peter (2004).
2780:"Domestic Intelligence"
2537:"Domestic Intelligence"
2314:"Domestic Intelligence"
309:, and not by hitting a
307:running between wickets
275:Thomas Ferrier Hamilton
187:'s efforts in England.
185:Marylebone Cricket Club
3151:Jackson, Anne (2011).
3056:Clowes, Colin (2007).
2572:The Cornwall Chronicle
395:were both bowled, and
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3113:Harte, Chris (1993).
2991:"First-Class Cricket"
2383:"Grand Cricket Match"
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91:and there was no set
42:Port Phillip District
3349:February 1851 events
2959:Wynne-Thomas, p. 15.
2859:The Mercury (Hobart)
2568:"Cornwall Chronicle"
2514:Port Phillip Gazette
1987:Notes and references
1896:by the wicket-keeper
547:Port Phillip innings
375:was dismissed for a
219:On 12 January 1850,
2886:Donnelley, p. 1890.
2861:. 28 October 2015.
2387:Launceston Examiner
2245:on 23 February 2017
2054:Launceston Examiner
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487:Launceston Examiner
455:(which included 11
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3026:"Board of Control"
3015:Harte, pp. 232–33.
2509:"Domestic Gazette"
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162:Jim Kilburn
157:First Fleet
149:NTCA Ground
54:NTCA Ground
3303:Categories
2103:References
1956:Test match
1633:(13 overs)
518:C. H. Lyon
459:and eight
299:deliveries
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139:Background
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