THE AUSTRALIANS AT HOME.
AGAINST YORKSHIRE. London, June 30. The weather to-day was showery, and the wicket- drying afterwards under the influence of the wind, was all against the batsmen. The attendance was small. Batting under these unfavorable circumstances, the remaining five wickets of the county team were disposed of for 38 rur.- ; . the total for the innings being 140. Wainwright (32) and Lord Hawke (18 not out) were the only others to reach double figures. M'Kibbin was in grep*- t r, i v:;h the ball, taking seven wick t- f>r 24 runs. Truuible two for bG and Giilen one for 34. The Au-trah in-, who made 224 in their fir-i inning-, then went to the wickets, and ha\t lost nine wicket :; for 233 runs. Chief scorers : Darling -10 Iredale 114 Gifien 12 Trot: ... ... 11 Graham ... 29 Iredxh a ho played rather weak atthe opening, gave a fine display of batting II «. nly 'gave two chances in his .-c 114, which included fourteen Fs. Darling, as usual, played good cricket, keeping the field busy while at the wicket. Haigb, who found a dangerous spot, secured seven of the wickets. July 1. The Australians won the match against Yorkshire by 140 runs.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 57, 2 July 1896, Page 3
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