CRICKET.

Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 273, 27 November 1901, Page 3

CRICKET.

ENGLAND v. NEW SOUTH WALES

By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyrigh!

Sydney, Nov. 20.

The match England v. Now South Wales was resumed to-day, the New South Wales team continuing their second innings. In tho morning there was great heat, hut after lunch the hot wind sprung round to a cool quarter and tho lot of the fieldsmen was rendered more tolerable. Poidevin and Ircdalc began with the same freedom as they displayed yesterday, and mastered the howling completely. Quaifo was put on, making the eighth bowler tried, hut the hatsinen kept going merrily till luncheon, Iredale batting more in his old-timo style and ireedom. Poidevin hit with a clean, hard stroke. The recovery of New South Wales after so had a .start was one of tho finest that has occurred on tho ground. Immediately after lunch McGahcy, at short log, snapped Iredale off Jones. Poidevin received a great ovation from the spectators on his topping Maclaren s big score. He s f ruined his leg, and C. Gregory had to run for him. Clarke, the last man, scored ten before lie was out by leg-before. Tho scores were Nkw South Walks—2nd innings.

Bowlim; Analysis. | Bruund six for 1 -i0 Barnes three for 105 Jessop 0 for 57 Quaife 0 for 12 Jones one for 21 Gunn 0 for 21 Hayward 0 for 41 .McGahoy 0 for 10 THE LAST INNINGS. OLABKE TROUBLES THE BATSMEN. By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright

Iteceived 8.22 pan., Nov. 20. Sydney, N'ov. 20. Kequiring 87‘J runs to win, the .Englishmen began their second innings. McGahey and Maclaren began the task. The former scored a couple, stepped out to Clarke, and spooned softly to Gregory at a silly point. Hayward joined the captain, and steady play brought the score to 82, when Maclaren narrowly escaped being run out, owing to a smart return by Truiuper. The century appeared in an hour and forty minutes, both batsmen hitting splendidly. Hayward had scored just over half a century when Clarke got him with a beauty. , Very slow play followod Quaifcs appearance. He was at the wickets twentytwo minutes before obtaining a single run. Clarke had the batsmen tied up. Quaifc tipped one from Iloweli into Kelly’s hands at the wickets. Maclaren, who played Clarke very gingerly, smote one back, which the bowler accepted. Tyldcsley and Jones played out to time. The scores were :

England —2nd innings. McGabey, co. Gregory, b Clarke ... 2 Maelaren, c and b Clarke ... ... 73 Hayward, b Clarke ... ••• ••• 33 Quaife, c Kelly, b Howell ... 1 Tyldeslcy, not out ... ••• 22 Jones, not out... • ••• ••• ••• jj Extras ... ••• ° Total for four wickets 130 INTEB-STATE CRICKET. VICTORIA V. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright Melbourne, Nov. 26. Victoria’s first innings closed for 464; Laver (not out) 103, and sundries 22. South Australia’s seconl innings closed for 250 ; Hill 16, Hack 60, Keodman 56, McKenzie 20.

CRICKET, o ENGLAND v. NEW SOUTH WALES By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Sydney, Nov. -0. Tlie match England v. Now South Wales was resumed to-day, the New South Wales team continuing their second innings. In tho morning there was great heat, hut after lunch the hot wind sprung round to a cool quarter and tho lot of the fieldsmen was rendered more tolerable. Poidcvin and Iredale began with the same freedom as they displayed yesterday, and mastered the bowling completely. Quaifo was put on, making tho eighth bowler tried, hut the batsmen kept going merrily till luncheon, Iredale batting more in his old-time style and freedom. Poidovin hit with a clean, hard stroke. The recovery of New South Wales after so had a start was one of the finest that has occurred on tho ground. Immediately after lunch McGahey, at short leg, snapped Iredale off Jones. Poidovin received a great ovation from the spectators on his topping Maclaren s big score. He ruined his leg, and C. Gregory had to run for him. Clarke, the last man, scored ten before he was out by leg-before. Tho scores were Nkw South Walks—2nd innings. Kelly, c Maclarcn, b Jiraund ... 2d Howell, b Dames 27 Trumper, b Draund ... ... ... 12 Hopkins, e Tyldesley, b Jiraund ... I S. Gregory, b Parnes ... ... ••• 27 Noble, b ilames 74 C. Grogorv, Ibw, b Draund ... ... 2 Duff, c and b Jiraund... ... ••• 0 Poidovin, not out ... ... ••• ldl Iredale, c McGahey, b Jones... ... <17 Clarke, lbw., b Draund P> Sundries ... ... ... ••• Total 422