CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
ENGLAND v. NEW SOUTH WALES. A WIN FOR THE ENGLISHMEN. ( Per Press Association.—Copyright Sydney, Nov. 16. The Englishmen with 237 runs to get to win accomplished the task with the lose of only two wickets, MacLaren and the Indian prince being responsible for the major portion of the runs. Details of the scoring are as follows : England.—2nd innings. Mason... ... ... 4 M'Laren ... ... 100 Ranjitsinhji, not out ... 112 Hay ward, not out ... 18 Sundries ... ... 3 Total for 2 wickets ... 237 Total Ist innings ... 336 Grand total ... 573 Bowling Analysis.—Howell 0 for 22, Noble 2 for 92, M'Klbbin 0 for 64, Trumper 0 for 25, Coningham 0 for 31.
VICTORIA v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Adelaide, Nov. 16. Bowling analysis in the Victorians' first innings : —Jones 5 for 79, Giffen 5 for 89. South Australian first innings : Roche 4 for 57, Giller 3 for 70, Warrall 1 for 35, Trott 1 for 70. The Victorians scored 231 in their second innings, making a grand total of 390. The chief scorers were— Michael 56, M'Leod 44, Giller 81. The local team who require 79 to win, have lost no wickets for eight runs.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 478, 17 November 1897, Page 3
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190CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA. Hastings Standard, Issue 478, 17 November 1897, Page 3
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