AUSTRALIANS V. ALL ENGLAND.
THE THIRD TEST MATCH
THE MATCH ABANDONED
Telegraph. Press Association. Copyright London, July 1.
Having a deficiency of 48 to make up Worrall and Darling started the second innings of the Australians With the score at 34 Worrall was caught by Tyldesley off Young. Hill joined Darling, but Hearne bowled him for a duck. Two for 34.
Gregory was next and was caught by MacLaren off Hearne without scoring. Three for 34. Noble next shared the same fate, Ranji catching him off Hearne. Four for 34.
Trumper partnered Darling, the latter being almost immediately dismissed. Five for 39.
Hearne did the hat trick, and the the crowd excitedly shouted, " Five to one on England.
There was great cheering
Worrall was caught at long off from a high hand drive. Gregory and Noble succumbed to easy catches iv the slips. Trumper appeared uncomfortable and played cautiously. Kelly, hit out, and scored rapidly. The Australians are all out in their second innings for 226.
The additioaal scores are : —Kelly 33, Trumper 32, Trumble 56, Layer 45, Howell not out 2, Jones 2, sundries 24.
Bowling analysis— Hearne took 4 wickets for 40 ; Young, 2 for 72 ; Hayward, 2 for 45 ; Jackson, 1 for 13 ; Brown, 0 for 22.
In England's second innings no wickets fell for 19. Brown, not out, 14 ; Quaife, not out, 1 ; sundries, 4.
Kelly played a good resolute in ings, lasting under an hour, and his score included five fours.
Trumper was taken in the slips, and was at the wickets for four hours and forty minutes, and was beaten several times by Young. Trumble gave a fine display of cricket, and hit seven fours, and with Layer defied the repeated changes in the bowling. Young broke tremendously, beating Lilley several times, and byes to the bouud ary were the result.
July 2. The test match has been abandoned owing' to rain.
Briggs is conscious aud is greatly improved. Glen. Bill, the cricketer, undergoes a slight operation next week for the removal of a small growth from the nose, entailing a week's absence from the team.
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Feilding Star, Volume XXI, Issue 1, 3 July 1899, Page 2
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