AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9204, 9 June 1926, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS

-MATCH AGAINST YORKSHIRE.

GAME ABANDONED

Bv Tel. —Press Assoc. — Copyright (Dec. June 0, 8.0 a.m.) London_ June 8. In the cricket match Australia c. Yorkshire. Australia, in the second innings lost 3 for 243 when the innings was declared closed, Scores: Collins (in) 73: Gregory (in), 3-n— I,Renter). Rec June 9, 10.40 a.m. London. June 8 Australia in the second innings, lost 3 lor 243, when (he innings was declared closed. Additional scores; Collins (in) 77; Gregory (in) 35. Extras. 10. Bowling.—Robinson 1 for 37. Waddington 0 for 47, Douglas 0 for 31. Crawford 0 for 33, Rhodes 0 for 37. Oldroyd 1 for IS. Yorkshire, in the second innings. has lost none for 25. Scores: Leyland (in) 11 ; Mitchell < in) 12; ext ras 2. Bowling... Gregory. 0 for G, Richardson 0 for 6, Collins (4 for 8. Grinunett 0 for 3. The match was abandoned owing to a thunderstorm. ENGLISH TEST TEAM. The English test team is: Carr. Chatman, .Hobbs, Strudwiek. Woolley, Jlendren, Hearne. Kilner. Tate. Root and Sutcliffe if quite fit. otherwise Holmes replaces him, with Saiuiliain as twelfth man. ■ (Reuter). lice. Jane A 10. m. a.in. Loudon .1 mlO S. Ihrco thousand people were present /or the final day of the lork.shire match. Kain during the night . made the w icket easy requiring the Ga (smell's elose attention. Crawford wa s howling Hater, and heat Collins trice', with a hrcak-hack. Gregory, when seven, had his lite at Douglas's hands at deep point. Oldroyd faded to hold one from ( I'llins, when the skipper was 73. Collins hit nine tours, and displayed excellent liming he to re Mitchell scored. He was mis-ed hy Ryder at the iirst, slip. Ihe hatsnteii then dug in. and took *i" sticcetssiv,. maidens The first nine overs only produced nine runs. When the total was nineteen, rain interrupted the play. Only three more overs were howled, then the storm finished matters.— (Reuter).