West Kent vs East Kent, at Sevenoaks, Jun 25 1783 - Full Scorecard

RESULT
Sevenoaks, June 25 - 26, 1783, England Domestic Season
97 & 135
(T:86) 147 & 86/8

East Kent won by 2 wickets

West Kent 1st Innings
East Kent 1st Innings
West Kent 2nd Innings
East Kent 2nd Innings
Match Flow
Info
West Kent 1st Innings 
Batting RBM4s6sSR
not out 10-----
b Clifford0-----
c Aylward14-----
b Martin0-----
b Martin5-----
b Martin3-----
c Martin9-----
c Amherst3-----
b Martin24-----
c W Pattenden0-----
b Martin28-----
Extras(b 1)1
Fall of wickets
10-97
BowlingOMRWECON0sWDNB
010.00-00
050.00-00
East Kent 1st Innings 
Batting RBM4s6sSR
c Booker22-----
c Harris3-----
b Bedster9-----
b Boorman26-----
b Bullen6-----
c Boorman7-----
not out 0-----
b Harris3-----
b Boorman52-----
c Harris4-----
b Brazier12-----
Extras(b 3)3
Fall of wickets
10-147
BowlingOMRWECON0sWDNB
010.00-00
010.00-00
010.00-00
010.00-00
020.00-00
West Kent 2nd Innings 
Batting RBM4s6sSR
c Stanford6-----
c Clifford5-----
c Aylward43-----
c Clifford31-----
c W Pattenden6-----
c W Pattenden12-----
b Martin8-----
b Martin9-----
b Clifford1-----
not out 12-----
b Clifford1-----
Extras(b 1)1
Fall of wickets
10-135
BowlingOMRWECON0sWDNB
020.00-00
020.00-00
East Kent 2nd Innings (T: 86 runs)
Batting RBM4s6sSR
c Bowra17-----
c Boorman1-----
c Bowra1-----
b Bullen25-----
b Bullen1-----
c Bowra11-----
not out 1-----
c Couchman7-----
not out 18-----
b Bullen2-----
Extras(b 2)2
Did not bat
BowlingOMRWECON0sWDNB
030.00-00
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Close of Play
Wed, 25 Jun
day 1 - unknown
Thu, 26 Jun
day 2 - East Kent 2nd innings 86/8 - end of match
Match Flow
General
West Kent Captain not named
West Kent Wicket-keeper not named
East Kent Captain not named
East Kent Wicket-keeper not named
West Kent 1st innings: bowlers' runs conceded do not balance
East Kent 1st innings: bowlers' runs conceded do not balance
West Kent 2nd innings: bowlers' runs conceded do not balance
East Kent 2nd innings: bowlers' runs conceded do not balance
West Kent had Bedster, Harris and Stevens as given men, Stevens not to bowl by agreement. Couchman was possibly from Seal or Ightham.
The Kent amateur Stephen Amherst made his first appearance in 'great' matches. There is some doubt about the spelling of his surname: there was a prominent aristocratic family, to which it is assumed he was related, that definitely spelled the name as 'Amherst', and the matter appears to be settled by Haygarth's use of the same spelling in quoting the inscription on the family tablet in West Farleigh church. However, a number of other sources give 'Amhurst'.
Match Details
Tossno toss
Season1783
Match daysday (2-day match)
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