CRICKET.
THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN ENGLAND. MATOH V. GRACE'S ELEVEN. Phe Pbess Association.— By Electric Tblbgraph — Copyright. Received July 22, at 9.40 p.m. London, July 21. Grace's Team's first innings closed for 481— Hearne 168 Grace -.. 25 Sewell 2 Taylor, not out 20 Winter 6 Martin 1 Sundries 24 Noble took four wickets for 57. Australia lost 1 wicket for 27 — Layer 8 Iredale, not out 12 Trumper, not out ... 9 Sundries 1 Received July 22, at 10.30 a.m. London, July 21. Australians have lost 2 wickets for 67: Trumper, b Grace 25 Iredale 80 Australians have lost 4 wickets for 189. Gregory ... ' 48 Darling 22 Iredale, not out 76 Noble, not out ... ... 1 Sundries ... , ... 9 Received July 21, 9.55 a.m. Sydney, July 21. The Daily Telegraph, advocating the necessity of playing out test matches, says a three day's limit affords no true, test. They are merely gate-money exhibitions. The Englishmen are accustomed to limitation, and have learned a forcing game ; the Australians are trained to play out matohes, and have cultivated a slower and more careful style. If the Englishmen were batting first and made a good score, their opponents' only hope to exceed it is by cautious play, and an indecisive draw is inevitable.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXLVI, Issue 4286, 22 July 1899, Page 2
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