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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 187, 23 July 1912, Page 2

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THE NEXT TEST MATCH. Loudon, July 22. The English team for the next test match to be played on July 29th, will consist of Fi’y M oolley Spooner J. AV. Hearne Foster ‘ Hayes Hobbs Hitch Rhodes Haigh Smith AUSTRALIANS AT HOME. MATCHES PLAYED. RESULTS TO DATE. The following is a summary of the results of the tour up to the present:— Played £2, won 9, lost 4, drawn S. May 16, v. Surrey—Australia 292 three wickets (innings declared closed); Essex 192 and 240. Won by an innings and 132 runs. May 6, v. Nottingham—Australia 248 and 166; Nottingham 202 and 213 tor four wickets. Lost by six wickets. May 9, v. Northamptonshire —Australia 370; Northamptonshire 169 and 137. Won by an innings and 64 runs. May 13, v. Essex —Australia 564 for and 54 for three wickets ; Surrey 139 and 205. Won by seven wickets. May 20, v. M.C.C.—Australia 3261 and 169 for five wickets; M.C.C. j 169 and 323. Won by five j wickets. May 23, v. Oxford University—Australia 236 and 42 for no wickets; Oxford University 71 and 206. | Won by ten wickets. May 27, Test Match, v. South Africa I —Australia 448; South Africa; 265 and 95. Won by an innings j and 83 runs. May 30, v. Warwickshire —Aus-1 tralia 262 and 43 for three! wickets ; Warwickshire 275 and 1 102. Drawn. I June 3, v. Middlesex—Middlesex 1 67 for tvzo wickets. Abandoned. J -June 6, v. Cambridge University— | Australia 255; Cambridge 81. Abandoned. June 10, v. Yorkshire —Australia I 107 and 35 for six wickets;; : Yorkshire 155 and 67 for seven’ wickets (innings declared closed) j Drawn. ! June 13, v. Lancashire—Australia; 177 and 133 ; Lancashire 1-16 and ; 199. Lost. June 17, v. Surrey—Australia 109’ and 307 ; Surrey 190 and 247. Lost. June 20, v. Somerset—Australia 184 , and 80 for no wickets; Somer-‘ set 59 and 204. Won by ten | wickets. | June 23, Test Match, v. England— j Australia 282 for seven wickets ; England 310 for seven wickets, j Drawn. June 27, v. Essex—Australia 1781 and 320 for 5 wickets ; Essex 421. Drawn. July 1, v. Yorkshire. —Australia 299 j and three for no wickets ; York- 1 shire 280. Drawn. I July 4, v. Lancashire —Australia 183, and 94; Lancashire 163 and 1151 for two wickets. Lost by eight wickets. July 8, v. Scotland.—Australia 295 and 225; Scotland 173 and 52. Won by 295 runs. July 11, v. Scotland.—Australia 152 and 200 for three wickets; Scot- ■ land 289 and 126 for seven wickets (declared). Drawn. July 15, Test Match v. South Africa. —Australia 390 and 48 for no wickets; South Africa 263 and 173. Won by ten wickets. July 18. v. Leicestershire. —Australia ’ 327 ; Leicestershire 217 and 68 for ’ three wickets Abandoned. ;

SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR. RESULTS TO DATE. I The following are the results of the South Africans’ tour in England to date; — Played 21, won 8, lost 5, drawn 8. May 4 v. Derbyshire.-—South Africa 136 and 138 for three wickets ; Derbyshire 143 and 129. Won by seven wickets. May 9 v. Surrey.—South Africa 252 and 175; Surrey 163 and 212. Won by 52 runs. Mav 13 v. M.C.C. —South Africa 176 “and 230; M.C.C. 293 and 221. Lost by 108 runs. May 1G v. Yorkshire. —South Africa 170 and 288 ; Yorkshire 317 and 10 for one wicket. Drawn. May 20 v. Oxford University.— South Africa 179 and 138 for three wickets; Oxford 278 and 244 for five wickets. Drawn. May 23 v. Worcestershire. —South Africa 298; Worcestershire 50 and 206. AV on by an innings and 42 runs. May 27 (The Fyst Test) v. Australia. —South Africa 265 and 95; Australia -148. Lost by an innings and 88 runs. May 30 v. Northampton.—South Africa 428: Northampton 156 and 256. Drawn. June 3 v. Carrfcridge University.— South Africa 260 and 3 for no wickets; Cambridge 130 and 132. AVon by ten wickets. June 6 v. Surrey.—Surrey 169. Drawn. June 10 (The Second Test) v. England. — South Africa 58 and 217 ; England 337. Lost by an innings and 62. June 13 v. Northampton.—South Africa 276 and 203 for two wickets ; Northampton 261 and 269 for seven wickets. Drawn. June 16 v. Somersetshire.—South Africa 96 and 390 for three wickets ; Somerset 127 and 128 for eight wickets. Drawn. June 20 v. South AVales.—South Africa 352 and 204; South AVales 192 and 134. AVon by 26 runs. June 23 v. Scotland.—South Africa 326; Scotland 136 and 93. AVon by an innings and 97 runs. June 27. v. Scotland—South Africa 2G3 ; Scotland 91 and 72. AVon | by an innings and 97 runs. j July 1, v. Middlesex—South Africa i 263; Middlesex 110 for seven I wickets. Abandoned. | July 4, v. AVarwickshire—South j Africa 189 and 86 for four wick- 1 ets; AA 7 arwickshire 92 and 179. [ AA r on by six wickets, I

July 8, Test Match v. England.— South Africa 1!7 and 159 : England 212 and 2"’B Lo>-t by 174 runs. July 15. Test Match v. Australia. — South Africa 263 and 173: Australia 390 and IS for no wickets. Lost by ten wickets. July 18, v. Kent. —South Africa 360 and 152; Kent 215 and 185 for four wickets. Drawn.