AUSTRALIANS BEATEN.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 213, 5 September 1912, Page 5

AUSTRALIANS BEATEN.

BT TEN WICKETS. BARDStEY MAKES 76. {Br Cable.—Press Association.— (Received 10.10 a.m.) LONDON, September 4. The Australians lost their match against Middlesex and SurTey combined by ten -wickets. The weather was delightful, but there was only a small attendance. The wicket was good. The remaining four of the combined counties added 49. Bird mis-hit and was taken in the slips. He hatted 210 minutes, and hie innings was characterized by brilliant driving and lejr hitting. He bit seventeen fours. The innings lasted 38.1 minutes. The Australians in their second venture performed poorly. Emery was ahsent. The. best partnership was that of Macartney and Bardsley. who added 77 for the third wicket. Bardsley and Kellewav added 35 for the fourth, and Bardeley and Minnett added .11 for the fifth. They scored fast, including 15 in . the over off Hitch, Minnett contributing 11. Bardsley was the sixth batsman out, and batted 150 minute*. He was strong ' on the leg side, and hit seven fours. Requiring 14. Hobhs and J- W. Hearne accomplished the task safely in seven: balls. The following are the scores:— AUSTRALIA—First Innings, 227. COMBINED COUNTIES.—First Inning?.. Hayward, b MaeLaren 5; Hobbs, b Minnett 57 ; Hayes, b Hazlitt 37 ! Tarrant. b Whitty 61 j .T. W. Hearnc, b 11 i Kidd, b Maoartnev 45 i Bird, c Mayne. b Whitty 112 j Mann. c Oarke.ek, b Hazlitt 2 Hitch, b Whitty '•> : Stmdwick. c. Webster, b Hazlitt .... 16 | J. T- Hearne, not out 4 1 Sundries 30 Total 396 Bowling analysis: Maclaren two for 84, Whitty three" for 78, Hazlitt three for 95. Minnett one for 60, Macartney one for 24, Kelleway none for 25. Fall of wickets: One for 17, two for 106, threo for 106, four for 133, five for 237, six for 342. seven for 351. eight for 389. nine for 376. AUSTRAUA.—Second Innings. Mayne. b Hitch ,• . 4 Jennings, c Stnaiwick, b J. T. Hearne 4 Macartney, eTa riant, bj- W. Eearne 35 Bardslpy. c and T> Tarrant 76 ] Kelleway, b Hitch ? j MinnettJ c Kidd. b Ta-rrant 14 i Hazlitt, lbw. b Tarrant . 7 1 Maelarcn, b Hitch 2 j Whitty. c Hobhs. b Ta-rrant 10 j Carkeek. not out 41 Emery, absent > 0 j Sundries IS Total 182 Bowling nnnJysie: Hitch three for 42, J. T. Hearnp one for 1!). .7. W. Hearne one for 69, Tarrant four for 34, Fall of wickets: One for S, two for 10, three for 87, four for 121, five for 1,12. six for 156. seven for IGO. eight for 177. nine for IS2. COMBINED COUNTIES.— Second Innings.) Hobhs. not out 11 J. W. Hearne, not out 0 Sundries 4 ■ Total for no wickets 15 Bowling analysis: Macartney none for 11, Whitty none for 0.

AFRICA ANT* HAMPSHIRE. |

A DRAWN MATCH. (Received 10.50 a.m-1 LONDON, September 4The mat<*h between the South Africans and Hampshire was liixwii, and the Africans' second innings closed for 432, and I when stumps were dra«i for the day tbc connty team bad lost eij: wickets for 187The following are the scores: — SOUTH AFRICA— First Innings, 162. HAMPSHIRE.— First Innings, 137. SOUTH AFRICA.—Second Innings. Taylor, lbw, b F- McDonnell 63 Strike, c Barrett, b McDonnell Iβ Tancred, st Stone, b McDonnell .... 3 Faulkner, \bw, b Mead. 16 White st Stone, b McDonnell 36 Pegler, b Kennedy 4 Nqnrse. not out 213 Ward, b Newman 4 Carter, b Kennedy 30 Campbell, c McDonnell, b Newman 7 Cox. c McDonnell, b Kennedy 13 Sundries " 27 Total 432' Bowling analysis: Newman two for 105, Kennedy thro* for 125, WoodrofTp none, for 63. McDonnell four for 56, j Browne none for 19, Bignell none for 10, Mead one for 27. Siods, b Ox 5 Bowell, lbvi. b Faulkner 4 Sprot,, b Cox „ 28 ] Mead. uo( out „ 77 Barrett, st. Ward, b Pegler 2s Brown, c Pegler, b Faulkner 15 Bignell, c Ward, b Faulkner 2 McDonnell, not out , jo Sundries ..,_ jg Total for six wickets 187 ! Bowling analysis: Xouree none for 16,1 Coy two for 39. Faulkner three for 49, Pegler two for 30, White none for 34, Taylor none for 1.