AUSTRALIA v. SURREY.
*V OABUE—PHKSH ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT. (Received May 17, 11.30 a.m.) LONDON, May 16. It was raising at the luncheon adjournment and play was postponed. Following are the scores: — SURREY.—-First Innings. Hobbs, b Emery 3 Hay ward, c Macartney, b Whitty .. 4 Hayes, c Bardsley, b Whitty 14 Ducat, b Whitty 1 Bush, b Emery 0 Bird, st Carkeek, b Emery ~ 76 Harrison, b Emery 25 Strudwick, lbw, b WThitty 2 Platt, b Emery 0 Hitch, not out 2 Rushby, b Emery 0 Extras 12 Total 139 Bowling analysis: Whitty, 4 for 43; Emery, 6 for 54; Hazlitt, 0 for 111; Matthews, 0 for 13; Kelleway, 0 for 6. The weather was bright, but chilly, and the wicket was firm. There was only a small attendance. Bird won the toss and Hobbs and flayward opened to Whitty and Emery- The latter bowled Hobbs' middle stump with a full-pitcher in the third over. The next oVer Hayward was smartly caught by Macartney off Whitty. Two wickets'for 10. Ducat added one, and then, playing late to Whitty, was clean bowled.* In the following over Emery knocked over Bush's leg-sfcump. A shower interrupted play for a quarter of an hour. On resuming Hayes skied Whitty to Bardsley. He was the third man caught. 5 —14—30. Bird drove Hazlitt for 6, and later hit a ball from Emery over the top of the pavilion, and brought the total to a century in 120 minutes. Bird i/6) was,in for 110 minutes, and was Smartly stumped. He scored two sixes and'ten fouvs. The partnevshin contributed 98 in 100 minutes. The last four wickets added only 8 runs, Whitty taking one and Emery three wickets in the last overs. The Australians have lost five wickets for 102 runs. Following are the scores: Gregory, b Rushby 2 Mayne, c Strudwick, b Platt 4 Macartney, n»t> out 57 Bardsley, b Rushby "... 42 ■Jennings, run out 11 Kelleway, b Hayes 0 The Australians opened badly, Gregory and Mayne being out for six. Macartney and Bardsley played carefully. When the score had reached 46 .rain stopped play for 35 minutes. After the partnership had lasted an hour and Tidded 53, Bardsley was bowled by Hushby at 42, and Jennings run out through Macartney's fault at 11. Kelle- I way_ was bowled by Hayes without scoring. Macartney, by "skilful play and attractive leg strokes, has scored -53. Five wickets are down for 102.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 17 May 1912, Page 8
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