TEST MATCH STATISTICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 159, 7 July 1899, Page 2

TEST MATCH STATISTICS.

The following tables gi*e an interesting* comparison of the achievements of Australian and English players in the three test matches. Two notice* able features are Trumble's fine performance in both departments, ana Young's splendid bowling figures. Hill, too, has a great batting average,: but Noble and Gregory, with a "pailof spectacles" each in the last test-, match, have gone down considerably in the batting list. AUSTRALIANS. On Test Matches Only.) ;' BATTING AVERAGES. I. N.O. H.S. Tl.Sc. Ay. Hill 5 0 135 301 60.2 «£ :::::::::: I \ f f f g| 111 IS: !■! ♦Signifies not out. BOWLING AVERAGE?' Wkts. Runs. X**Layer 3 43 14-f Trumble 10 163 Iff Jones 18 317 W.6 Noble 8 217 27-V Howell 7 236 32.3 ENGLISHMEN. (In Test Matches Only.) - . . BATTING AVERAGES. . . I. N.O. H.S. Ti.ScAv.' MacLaren 3 1 88* 101 60.5 Lilley 3 1 55 86 43.0, Brown 2 1 27 41 41.0 Rarijitsinhji 5 1 93* 154 38.5 Hayward ~ 5 1 77 146 36,5 Jessoo 2 0 51 55 |7.0 Jackson 5 0 73 127 25.4 Fry 5 0 50 Uf »-8 Quaife 2 1 20 21 21.© Grace 2 0 28 .29 M.5. Tyldesley 4 0 22 50 12.5 Gunn 2 0 14 17 g-» Townsend : 2 0 8 13 6-5 Hirst 10 6 6 6.0 Hearne 2.1 6 9 4.5 Btorer 2 0 4 7 3.5 Mead 2 0 7 7 3.5 Rhodes 3 0 j. 10 3.3 Young 10 0 0BOWLING AVKRAGES. Wkts. Runs. Avg. Young 6 42 7.0 Tiwnsend •> ~ *»•» ■Rrie-e-s 3 53 l.* Hearne 10, 251 25.1 Jessop 3 100 35.0 SgS.-.:r 3g | H ■•:::::::::: 1 -i "j