THE AUSTRALIANS’ TOUR.

Evening Star, Issue 6054, 7 August 1882, Page 3

THE AUSTRALIANS’ TOUR.

[Reuter's Telegrams.] LONDON, August 4. The match between the Australians and the County of Gloucester was resumed today at Clifton. There was a very large attendance, and the weather was fine. The Australians, with 191 runs to their credit and with six wickets down, continued their innings. Horan, not out with 34, was joined by Bcnnor, They made a good stand, and Bonnor contributed 3S before he was caught. Horan, who was batting splendidly, carried out his bat for 141. The innings closed for a total of 450. After the usual adjournment the Gloucester Eleven went in for their second innings, \V. G. Grace and E. M. Grace taking their places at the wickets. The former batted in good form, ami was not out for oo when the stumps were drawn. 'Tvhen play was Stopped for the day the Homo team had homed 130 for ‘the loss of five wickets, hubjoined are the scores ArsTßAUiSS.—Fiust Innings. Massie, caught -• '• Murdoch, bowled .. •• Palmer, howled .. •• •• l Bahncrmau, howled .. ~ M‘Donnell, bowled .. •• - Giffeu, caught .. •• ’’in Horats, not out Bonnor, caught •• •• •• Aj pjackham, Ihw •• - “ £; Povlc, howled ™ Garrett, caught • • • • •• r. Extras • • * • " ‘ ~ , , .. .. .;.oo 1 V __W o. Grace took tnree wickets Midwinter four for li-J ; Woof, three - t'li.orcEßTßit.— Second Inn inos. __ W. 0. Grace, not out .. •• ** E. M- Grace, howled .. pj Townsend, caught .. •• " Midwinter, bowled .. •• ” Moberly, caught •• •• “ te, Platt, caught .. • • • • ' ’ 5 sV; it. Gilbert, not out •• •• : fivtraa •• ’* *’ . , .. .. ..mo +0 a ” August 5. The second innings of Gloucester closed for 183, leaving the Australians the winneis by one innings and 109 runs.