AUSTRALIA’S EASY WIN

Evening Star, Issue 22975, 4 June 1938, Page 17

AUSTRALIA’S EASY WIN

GLOUCESTER BEATEN BY TEN WICKETS COUNTY BOWLER'S FINE AVERAGE EIGHT WICKETS FDR 65 Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, Juno 3. (Received June 4, at II a.m.) The weather was sunny when the match Australia v. Gloucester was resumed this morning, O’Reilly and Ward were dismissed by Sinfield with successive balls, and then 'Tyler finished oif the Australian innings. Sinfield was applauded for the most outstanding figures against Australia so far on the tour. Gloucester commenced the second innings at 11.55 on a tricky wicket. Wickets fell rapidly, Allen again being the only batsman not scared by the spin bowlers. He had a life when 6, but hung on until 42. Finally he skied a bail from O’Reilly, atod the catch was accepted by M‘Cabe at forward square-leg. At the luncheon adjournment Gloucester had lost eight wickets for 86. Gloucester we re all out after 105 minutes’ play. O’Reilly and FleetwoodSmith bowled very well against bqtsmen who showed little skill. Australia needing 22 runs for a win. M‘Cabe offered batting practice to Waite and Ward, and. despite the loss of the whole of the first, day and 70 minutes of the second, Australia with the utmost ease won by 10 wickets with two and a-half hours to spare. Details:— , AUSTRALIA. ■ First Innings. Brown c Crapp b Sinfield 18 Badcock c Parker b Sinfield 51 M’Cabe b Sinfield 0 Hassett e Allen b Sinfield 29 Chipperfield b Cranfield 9. Waite c Neale b Sinfield 6 Barnett c Emmett b Sinfield 8 O’Reilly c Barnett b Sinfield ... 23 Ward c Lyon b Sinfield 1 Fleetwood-Smith b Tyler 3 M’Cormick not, out 0 Extras . ... 16 Total 164 Bowling.—Barnett, none for 9; Lyon,none for 4; Sinfield. eight for 65; Tyler, ‘one for 20; Cranefield, one for 50. Second Innings. Ward not out 7 Waite not out 18 • ■ Total for no wickets ... 25 Bowling Ahalysis.—Lyon, none for ,6; Allen, none for 19. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Second Innings. First innings _.i. ... ... 78 Barnett c Fleetwood-Smith b M’Cormick 1 Allen c M’Cabe b O’Reilly ... ... 42 Emmett Ibw b Fleetwood-Smith ... 6 Lyon b Fleetwood-Smith 4 Crapp st Barnett b O’Reilly 4 Neale c Hassett b O’Reilly . 20 Parker b Fleetwood-Smith ... ... 0 Sinfield c Chipperfield b O’Reilly ... 8 Wilson b Fleetwood-Smith , 2 Cranefield not out ... ... ... ... 8 Tyler b O’Reilly 2 ■ Extras 10 Total ... ... ... 107 Bowling Analysis.—M’Cormick, one Jor 9; Waite, none for 4; FleetwoodSmith. four for 39; O’Reilly, five for 45. _____

TEST TRIAL MATCH

HAMMOND'S 1,000 RUNS DASHING DISPLAY BY FISHLOCK LONDON, June 3. (Received June 4, at 11 a.m.) In fine weather and on a drying widket, the first test trial was resumed at Lord’s this morning. At the luncheon adjournment England had lost seven wickets for 320 runs. Hammond, who was most cautions, completed his 1,000 runs for the season. Hammond, who batted nearjly four hours, gave five chances. Fishlock batted brilliantly in the Rest’s second innings, scoring 109 in 155 minutes. In a chanceless display he hit one 6 and 16 4’s. The match was drawn. Details:— ENGLAND. First Innings. Edrich c Wilcox b Wright 80 Hutton c Wilcox b Wright 40 Wyatt c Pollard b Pope 24 Hammond b Pollard 107 Compton c Farrimond b Pope ... 14 Hardstaff b Pollard ... 33 Ames b Pollard 0 Brown b Pollard 0 Verity c Pope b Pollard 29 Smith not out 21 Fames c Paynter b Wright 4 Extras 23 Total ••• 377 Bowling Analysis.—Nichols, none for SO; Pollard, five for 57; Pope, two for 57; Wright, three for 135; Langridge. none for IG. THE REST. First innings 298 - Second Innings. Wilcox b Fames 0 Paynter Ibw b Smith 1 Fishlock not out 109 Yardley b Fames ... 28 Dollery not out 40 Extras 16 Total for three wickets ... 188 Bowling Analysis.—Fames, two for 19; Smith, one for 14; Verity, none for 39; Brown, none for 59; Hammond. none for 2; Compton, none for 33; Hutton, none for 12. THE FIRST TEST ENGLAND'S THIRTEEN PLAYERS LONDON, June 3. (Received June 4, at 11.30 a.m.) England’s test team will he selected from Hammond, Fames, Clay. Barnett, Verity, Hutton, Ames, Wright, Compton, Edrich, Hardstaff, Paynter, and George Pope. All the tickets have been sold for the first test at Leeds, giving an assured revenue of £4,500,