CRICKET,
VICTORIA y. NEW SOUTH WALES.
(UNITED FtySiSS, ASSOCIATION,.): . [Received January. 30, 6.&0, a.iu^:^ , SYDNEY,' January. #8.! The crigket >matbh <between Victdria anaNew^SoutnlVales was resumed this morning. The home team, which had
losfcihree wickets for 269£igtt> continued their innings, Moses and^Bnrron going to the wicketß. Bain fell the morning, and to some extent Vijaterfered with the attendance. Burton wife dismissed without adding to his previous-total; but Moses played magnificently, 'and when time was called for the day New South Wales had totted up 507 for the loss of seven wickets. Moses is still in, with 262 runs to his credit ; and Wood is also not out with a score of 77. The bowling of the Victorians was severely taxed, and no less than ten bowlers were tried.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1841, 30 January 1888, Page 2
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