CRICKET.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume V, Issue 980, 16 December 1884, Page 2

CRICKET.

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ADELAIDE, December 13. The.crlelrefc matcb between the Australian and f EI6»W ' war resumed to-day. The attendance of spectators .was very large, bat, owing to the inclement: Weather, lplajf > waa 1 sloped %& intervals daring the- day. The Austfa*' lians haying concluded .their first .innings* yesterday, the Englishmen went in this morning, .and when the. stamps were drawn bad scored 238 with 1 the" loss of only two wickets. The following are the 'scores:—- •;•'•• : •■■:' w-IL: -. ■) Shrewsbury, bowled 0 *UJyettjeatlgnfc*?v. r .i -".v.%~ '■ ./.-h.^o ■"' Scotton, not out ... .~.: f ... 71 Barnes, notvout w. ';)•..;..,. i..^t,86.» Extras ...* ... " ... ... 6 - Total for two wickets . .., 283 .«;,- "!>, , .: \ l&V: - The cricket match between the "Australian and English teams, was jreramed hereto-day, when the Utttir, with two wickets down for 233, resttuied their first, innings/ which closed for^ total of 869. The following are the fall scores : Shrews* bnry,.~b';Xml j Ulyett, :'c,< 70;' Scotton, stamped,. 83; Kates, o, la; Flowers, 1.b.w., 17 $,Barnea,:-b, 183 r Reid, e714; Briggs, c, 1 j Attewell, not out, 12 LPeate, >, 4,v Hqater, ran qnt r : t aH ? extcke,' 17. Total, 869. '- ' --. -". i - - -* December 16, The Australians then went in for their second .innings, and at the close y of the day's play had losV four wieketfffor J52 runs: - :,j^ Y /'~7. r .J .„ _ Blackham, bowled - ... -/.. 11 , Murdocb.lowled , 7 McDonnell; ran out i ...I ... 88

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