Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "In the 1731 English cricket season, match reports in the newspapers were much more common and tended to contain more detail, sometimes including the names of patrons and players. Tim Coleman was named in the report of a minor match in which he was playing, and referred to as \"the famous Tim Coleman\".The most dramatic match of the 1731 season was the one at Richmond Green on 23 August. It ended in a riot and it is believed that the 2nd Duke of Richmond conceded defeat after the match was originally declared a draw. Of greater significance, it is the earliest match for which the team totals were recorded and have been preserved, rather than simply who won the wager."@en }
Showing triples 1 to 1 of
1
with 100 triples per page.
- 1731_English_cricket_season abstract "In the 1731 English cricket season, match reports in the newspapers were much more common and tended to contain more detail, sometimes including the names of patrons and players. Tim Coleman was named in the report of a minor match in which he was playing, and referred to as \"the famous Tim Coleman\".The most dramatic match of the 1731 season was the one at Richmond Green on 23 August. It ended in a riot and it is believed that the 2nd Duke of Richmond conceded defeat after the match was originally declared a draw. Of greater significance, it is the earliest match for which the team totals were recorded and have been preserved, rather than simply who won the wager.".