OUR CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1939, 23 December 1913, Page 5

OUR CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA.

QUEENSLAND BEATEN. MATCH WON BY TWELVE RUNS. By Tfelcß'rAph—Pio.s.3 Association—OopyrluJlf (ltcc. December 22, 11.20 p.m.) Brisbane, December 22. Tlio match between the Now Zealand cricketers and Queensland Was resumed in line, warm weather. There was a small attersdmico of tlio public. The wicket was good. New Zealand, with four wickets down, continued its second innings, Becso accompanied Taylor to tlio wickets, but was clean bowtod in Barstow's first over. Robinson and Taylor thou made'ft stand, and Robinson, who scored rapidly, had the honour of hoisting tho century. Becoming over-eager, ho wont out to a Imll from Downey and was stumped. Taylor appeared to bo set when he returned thn ball to Downey, who accepted it. Sandman jumped out at a tempting thing and was stumped, Bennett played a brilliant innings and had tho misfortune to go out leg before to Barsfcoiv, The Now Zealamlors' score had increase od to 101, when .Patrick, wliti had plaf-' pd sure cricket, was caught, by Rowo at leg off Barstow.

Queensland opened their second innings badly. Foneiley was clean bowled by Robinson'# first ball. Farquhar and Rowo succumbed to Reese —three wickets for 7. Prout ami ' Marshal; checked the rout and the fourth wicket' fell at ul. The fielding of tho visitors was very unod, ITiekrnott being particularly brilliant. The bowling was difficult. At 71, tho fifth wicket fell, and two others went down before the sc.nro increased, Sandman securing three wickets within a few minutes. Queensland's chances of winning were considerably diminished by tho fine fielding of tho visitors. A smart return by Reese resulted in Barstow being run out. and tho last wicket foil, leaving tho visitors the victors. Scores:— New Zealand. First innings 89 Second Innings. Sneddon, st. Evans, b. Barstow ... 0 Tnckwcll, b. Baistnw . .- IS iTickmott, r. Faiquhar, b. Griffiths | Herons, -b. Griffiths \2o Reese, b. Barstow ' 4 Robinson, .it. Evans, b. Downey ... 37 Taylor, c, and '!>. Downey 22 Sandman, st, Evans, b. Downey ... 4 Bennett, l.'b.w,, b. Barstow 1(5 Patrick, e. Row*-, fe. Barstow 27 Roxshall. not out 3 Sundries 14 Total for 2nd innings 161 / Grand total 250 Howling Analysis.—Griffiths took two wickets for 20 runs; Barstow, three for 50; Itavp, none for S; Iremonper, liotto for 14; Marshall, none for 4. , Queensland. First.lnnings ; 124 Second Innings. Fenolley, b. Robinson 0 Farquhar, b. Reese 3 Rowo, b. Rees-e 0 • Prorit, b. Sandman 18 Evans, b.-Sandman 3 C.'ossart, b. .Sandman 0 Downey, b. Sandman ft .Barstow, run out ■■ 5 (IriilHlis, b. Robinson • ,1 Irc-roontmr, b. Sandman 1 Marshall.' bht -fill Sundries- " : in Total for 2nd innings 1.'.... lit Grand total 238 Bowling Analysis.—.Robinson- took two wickets 'fitr 37 ni'iis; Reese, two for 17Sandman, fivo for 41; Bennett, none for 9. THE NEW SOUTH tfALES ; fEAM. (Rce, Deoetnber 22, "0.50 p.in:) Sydney, December 22. Th« following' team has -beoH chosen to inert New Zealand in the match eommcncing on Friday'Ti-Uinpov,' Macartney, Bardsley, Davis, Seott.- 'Mailey, Collins, Massie, Kolloway, M'Kcw, Ati« drews. INTER-STATE CRICKET, (Eec. Decombor 22, 9.50 p.m.) Sydney, December 22.. For the continuation of tho Sheffield Shield intef-Stftto match, New South' Wales v. South Australia, tiro, weather was hot and tho wicket fiooH. -South' Australia's seMnrl innings yielded 2-90— Rundell (not oi.it) 47 ; Kirlnvocid, 36, Bowline; Analysis.—Folkard took four wickets for 01 runs; Mailey, two for 05; Massio, two for 83; JyeilcWay, <mo for 34; .Andrews, one for 30, Nmv South Wales, in their second innines, have seven wickets down for 197 —Bctrtlslev, 41; Macartney, 54 ; Triuiiper, 18; Davis, 22; Andrews, 21.