THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 209, 4 September 1893, Page 3

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

London, September 1. In the firsb innings of the Australians Trumblo scored 36 ; AJcLeod, nob out, 40 ; Coningham, 9; Turner, 12; Blackburn, „ ; sundries, 12 : total, 313. Flowers took 5 wickets for 105, Attewoll 2 for 4S. Tho Nottingham first innings closed for 63. Tho following are the scorers: — Dixon, Barnes and Haidsta.fi' leach, Showsbury 9, Gunn 12, Flowers nob out 25, Daft 2, Jones 6, Attowoll, Me*\ Sherwin nil each, totul 63. Turner took six wickets for 28, Coningham 3 for 29. Gregory and McLeod mado a lino stand in tho lirsc innings of the Australians, tho latter playing very stoadily. Sevon Notts bowlers wore tried. When the homo team began their innings tho sunshino was drying the wicket, and tho batsmen collapsed. Turner and Coningham bowlod throughout tho innings, which only lustod 85 minutos. In tho second innings Notts have lost one wicket for 03—Flowers 23, Shrewsbury not out 7, Gunn not out 7, sundries 16. London, September 3. In tho second innings Notts were all out for 123, the Australians thus winning by an innings and 157 runs. In Notts second innings Flowers mado 13, Shrewsbury 8, Gunn 24, Dixon 7, Daft 0, Jones 12, Barnes 1, Attowoll 8, Mcc 11, Sherwin 2, Hardstaf. (not out) 5, sundries 29, total 123. Turner took seven wickets for 2-1, and Coningham threo for 63.