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1800 was the 14th season ofcricket in England since the foundation ofMarylebone Cricket Club (MCC). It is one of the more difficult seasons to analyse because of several matches involving prominent town clubs like Rochester,Woolwich,Homerton,Richmond, Storrington,Montpelier and Thames Ditton. Details of 20 matches are known.[note 1]
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| Date | Match Title | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19–21 May (M–W) | R Whitehead's XI vJ Gibbons' XI[6][7] | Lord's Old Ground | Whitehead's XI won by 52 runs |
| 11–13 June (W–F) | All-England vSurrey[8][9] | Lord's Old Ground | Surrey won by 3 wkts |
| 16–17 June (M–Tu) | All-England XIV v Surrey[8][10] | Lord's Old Ground | All-England won by 13 wkts |
| 14–15 July (M–Tu) | All-England vWoolwich &Homerton[11][12] | Lord's Old Ground | W&H won by 7 wkts |
| 25–26 Aug (M–Tu) | Leicester v Nottingham[13][14] | Leicester | Nottingham won by innings & 38 runs |
| 28–29 Aug (Th–S) | All-England XIV v Surrey XII[15][16] | Lord's Old Ground | All-England won by 51 runs |
| 29 Sept (Tu) | Nottingham v Sheffield[17][18] | Mansfield | Nottingham won by 123 runs |
| Date | Match Title | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 May (M) | Woolwich v Four Parishes[19] | Barrack Field, Woolwich | drawn |
| 28–29 May (W–Th) | MCC v Woolwich[20][21] | Lord's Old Ground | Woolwich won by innings & 94 runs |
| 10 June (Tu) | Thames Ditton v London[22] | Thames Ditton | London won by innings & 14 runs |
| 23–24 June (M–Tu) | Woolwich v MCC[23][24] | Barrack Field, Woolwich | Woolwich won by 123 runs |
| 25 June (W) | Homerton vMontpelier[25] | unknown | Montpelier won by innings & 5 runs |
| 26 June (Th) | Montpelier vRichmond[26][27] | Aram's New Ground, Montpelier Gardens | Montpelier won by 52 runs |
| 30 June (M) | Lord F Beauclerk's XI vSir H W Marten's XI[25] | Barrack Field, Woolwich | Beauclerk's XI won by 60 runs |
| 2–3 July (W–Th) | Richmond v Montpelier[28][29] | Richmond Green | Richmond won by 69 runs |
| 7–9 July (M–W) | MCC v Rochester[11][30] | Lord's Old Ground | Rochester won by 11 runs |
| 21–23 July (M–W) | Rochester v MCC[31][32] | Marsh's, Rochester | Rochester won by 3 wkts |
| 24–25 July (Th–F) | Woolwich v Montpelier[33][34] | Barrack Field, Woolwich | Woolwich won by 8 wkts |
| 8–9 Sept (Tu–W) | Storrington vSussex[35][36] | Storrington | Storrington won by 19 runs |
First name and dates unknown, Chitty played for the Surrey XII against the England XIV at Lord's Old Ground on 28 and 29 August. This was his only known match. On the scorecard, he is listed twelfth in the Surrey team batting order. He was dismissed for 0 in the first innings, bowled out byLord Frederick Beauclerk, and was not out 0 in the second innings. He took one catch in the England first innings to dismissCharles Reed.[15]
First name and dates unknown, Waller was associated with Surrey from 1800 to 1803. He is known to have played in six matches. Two of these are retrospectively recognised as first-class, the other four being odds matches. Waller scored eighteen first-class runs with a highest of seven and took two catches.[37]