THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS
MATCH *
fc AGAINST * THE
PLAYERS.
London, July 22. The English Players were not disposed of till they had pub together 173. McGregor was bowled by Lyons ; Lohmann, caught and bowled Lyons," 19; Trumble, 16; Ulyett, bowled Lyons, 74; Barnes, bowled Lyons, 9; extras, 2. The Australians are now in for their second innings, and have lost 7 wickets for 119. Lyons, 33 ; Murdoch, 19; Gregory, 9; Charlton, 2; Blackham, 10; Barrett, 26 ; Turner, 2 ; Trott, 0.
Again there were 18,000 people at Lords to witness the cricket match. The weather was fine, and the wicket improved. Ulyett was batting two and a-half hours, and never gave a chance. The fielding of the visitors was excellent. In England's first innings Turner took one wicket for 53, Ferris 2 for 55, Trott 0 for 16, Trumble 1 for 17, and Lyons 5 for 31.
In their second innings the Australians have lost nine wickets for 168. Lyons, bowled Barnes, 33; Turner, lbw, b Peel, 2; Murdoch, b Lohmann, 19 ; Gregory, c Lohmann, b Barnes, 9; Charlton, lbw, b Grace, 2; Blackham, c Barnes, b Grace, 10; Trott, c Ferris, lbw, b Lohmann, 8 ; Trumble, c Barnes, b Lohmann, 5 ; Barrett, not oub, 63 ; Barnes, not out, 15 ; extras, 2 ; total for nine wickets, 168. Barrett was ab the wickets four hours, and made runs by perfect cricket. Burns played a plucky innings. Lyons knocked up his score in23.minutes. . The fielding of the English team was again very fine. Lyons bowled brilliantly in the first innings of England, and Blackham behind the wickets was greatly admired. Barrebt played a very patient innings, and was at the wickets fully an hour before moving, He was loudly cheered at the end of the day's play.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 172, 24 July 1890, Page 5
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