The Fourth Test.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 February 1921, Page 3

The Fourth Test.

• —-—♦ - Melbourne, February 13. Scores in the fourth test match are as follows: ENGLAND—First Innings. Douglas, c and b Mailey 50 Fender, c Gregory, b Kelleway ... 3 Dolphin, b Kelleway 1 Parkin, run out it Howell, not out 'lit Total *bi Bowling: McDonald one for 46, Gregory one for 61, Mailey four for 115, Armstrong none for 9, Ryder none for 10, Kelleway three for 37. AUSTRALIA First Innings. Collins, c Rhodes, b Woolley 59 Bardsley, b FendW, £o Ryder, 1.b.w., b Woolley < Gregory, not out 67 Taylor, hit wicket, b Fender Pellew, b Fender 12 Armstrong, not out 54 Extras 10

Total for five wickets 26/ Australia v Wellington. Wellington, February 13. Scores in the first match of the Australian tour wf.ro as follows: AUSTRALIAN INNINGS. Bogle, c Burton, b Middleton Vi Liddicut, run out .-.., &U Kippax, 1.b.w., b Brice iiWaddy, c and b Brioe YPtllcw, 1.b.w., b Middleton .*. 21 Ratcliffo, u Warne, b iliddleton ... 21 Lampard, c Middleton, b Barclay 13 Ransibrd, st Condliffe, b Barclay ... 13 Hornibrook, b Barclay 5 Ironmonger, not out 21 Extras 21 Total 293 Bowling analysis: Brice two wickets for Si, HiddlcMon notn. for 36, F'inlay:,:n none for 4.0, B. rday for IS, Lambert none for 4, Middleton four for 92. WELLINGTON. - Second Innings. Hiddleston, c Kippax, b Hornibrook 38 Lambert, c Hansford, b Hornibrook 15 Warn?, b Hornibrook 0 Bruce, b Hornibr.ook 2b Burton, 1.b.w., b Hornibrook 6 Barclay, I) Kippax 0 Conddiffe, not out 2 Extras 3 Total for seven wickets i?l Wellington, first innings, 218. To-day's Scores. Wellington, February 14. The Australia-Wellington match con tinued .at noon to-day in fine weather, the wicket wearing well. It was decided in the event of an early decision, thai the Australians should bat until 5.3 p.m.

Condliffe and Middleton batted against Kippax and Hornibrook. / few singles were scored by each bats man and the century was brought r by a four to Condliffe, off Ironmonger, who replaced Kippax. After anolhr single, a smart throw-in by Kipp:t> caused CondJiflVs dismissal, with :\ doubtful run-out decision, Oondliff having made 7.

Brice joined Middleton and score' two successive boundaries, after wbi ■'• Middjeton was bowled by Hornibrook. 109—9-5.

Finlayson joined Brice, who hit jy> a catch -to long-off, which was not accepted. Brice followed) with two t>i" hits to the boundary. Continuing to hit out, the local captain brought Wellington's total to 189.

Local Cricket.

Y.M.O.A. V. UiNITEO.

The &xture betweon the. aboye club; was played on Saturday, the scores b' - ing as follows : Y.M.C.A.— McKonzie, b 11. Greig. 18; Monaghan, b Rogers, 7; O'Connor, o Parata, b Rogers, 4; Martin, not out, 55; F. Fletcher, c Parkea-, b K. Greig, 10; Pringle, b R. Greig, 0; Olaridge, nob out, 20; extras, 25—Total for fiv« wickets, 150. R. Greig took three wickets. ;uid Rogers two. United.—Parker, b O'Connor. 7; Rogers, b O'Connor, 0; MoLeau, !> Pringle, 10; Parata, b F. Fletcher, VI; Luxl'ord, c O'Connor, b F. Fletcher, 1; Hart, not out, 18; Powell, b Pringle, 3; W. Greig, nob out, 1; JJ. Greig, l> Pringle, 3; Monk, b Pringle, 5; Williams, b O'Connor, 15; extras, il total for nine wickets, 102.

Pringle secured) four wickets, O'Cun nor three, and F. Fletcher two.