CRICKET.
The AUSTRALIANS in ENGLAND.
MATCH AGAINST ELEVEN OF ENGLAND.
COLONIALS WIN BY EGHT SiVICKETS.
(By Cable—Press Association.)
I LONDON, July 7. The Australians in their first innings against Lord Roberts' Eleven !at Truro. made a total of 214. The English Eleven in their first ! innings were disposed of for 87, and had to follow on. In their second attempt the Englishmen scored 192, leaving the Australians only 66 to make to win. The Australians passed the English total with only two wickets down, and I thus won the match by eight wickets. Scores are appended:— 1 AUSTRALIANS.—First Innings, i Trumble, c and b Richardson.... 17 ! McLeod, c Lilley, b Richardson.. 15 j Noble, c Lilley, b Peel. 7 | 'Gregory, run out 15 | Tnimper ,b Wilson 10 I Darling, c Lilley, b Peel.. 55 | Iredale, c Braund, b Richardson.. 16 I Kelly, c Braund, b Peel 21 j Layer, not *out 21 Jones, c Lilley, b Peel. 10 Howell, b Richardson 14 Extras 13 Toial 214 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Richardson took four wickets for 66. Peel, four for 95. Wilson, one for 43. ENGLISH ELEVEN.—First Dnnings. W. Foster, b Jones 23 ! j Dashwood, c and b Howell. 10 j | Braund, lbw, b Jones 0 Poynter, b Jones 0 Lilley, c Darling, b Noble 20 R. Foster, not out 16 Peel, b Howell 2\. Lees, c Kelly, b Jones 5 j Richardson, c Gregory, b Jones... 1 Wilson, b Jones 0 Quaife, b Jones 9 Extras 2 Total 87 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Jones took seven wickets for 31. Howell two for 22. Noble one for 6. ENGLISH ELEVEN.—Second Innings. \ W. Foster, b Jones 1 R. Foster, c Jones, b Howell 22 Quaife, b Howell 0 Dashwood, b Howell 0 Poynter, c Kelly, b McLeod 65 Braund, c Darling, b Layer 63 Lilley, b Howell 20 Peel, c Noble, b Howell. ? Lees, c Gregory, ,b J0ne5.......... 16 Richardson, b Howell 0 Wilson, not out.. 1 Extras 8 Total 192 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Howell took six wickets for 36. Jones two for 42. McLeod one for 22. Layer one for 23. . . X AUSTRALIANS.—Second Innings. Trnrnble, c Lilley, b Richardsoto.. 81 McLeod, c Lilley', b Peel 12 i Noble, not out 23 , JGregory, not out 20 | Extras 6 j Total for two wickftts •• • C 9 j
THE AUSTRALIANS' AVERAGES. The batting1 averages of the Australians down to the end of the Truro match are appended. Noble, it will be seen, is only 17 runs off the 1000. though his aggregate has been mounting but slowly during the last two matches. He should complete his i thousand runs in the match against i the Midland Counties, commencing at Birmingham to-day. BATTING AVERAGES. » I. N.O. H.S. Tl Sc. Ay. Noble .... 27 5 156 983 44,« Noble •'•"• f 9 0 -mo 808 42.5 Kvo'a'ii ..16 4 104 826 41.7 g™sr. « i sgj f n c"y r is 5 79 345 2G.5 l«*g< II 3 55 & ft! "I?"!"., W 0 49* 162 12.6 SgSt ■:::::::. m % % ™ 10 4 - 8 7 JoUna 4 0 12 19 4-7
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 161, 10 July 1899, Page 3
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