Cricket.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7355, 24 July 1902, Page 3

Cricket.

Anstrallaus at Home.

The Surrey Match

(Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Per Press Association). 1 .ondos, July 22. Both Stedmnn and Richardson wcr? got rid ot in Ilowell'd over Tho additional scores of Surrey'^ first inning* nro: — Loveson-Gower, nof out ... ... no Htcdaun, o Armstrong b Howell ... 0 Richardson, b Howell 2 Sunderloi ... 20 Total 20G Bowling; anulyeis- Howell, 0 wickets for 80 ; Saunders, 8 for 82 ; Armtrong, 1 for 46 ; Trutnper, 1 for 23; Ilopstins, 0 for 21 ; Trumper, 0 for 2V AUstiuma.—FinsT LsNixas Truujper aud Duff by slushing cricket began piling up rum rapidly, tho bowl ing bolnjf poor. Duff was cauglu by Abol running frmu polnl. Ono Jo 42. Trumpor scored io 40 liiinutcH, plnyiog brilliantly. Carter wim nicety caught by Hayca ut plip for a duck. Two for 144. Armstrong followed, but Trumpor touched one from liockwood into Stcdman's hand at tho wicket.*, tho latter standing well back. He occupied 85 minutes In compiling a similar number of mn«. lIIh innings included ten fours and six threes, Three for MS, when slumps were drawn for tho day. Trumpor, c Stcdmari, b Lock wood 85 Duff, o Abol, b Lock wood 57 Carter, o Hayes, b Clodo 0 Armstrong, not out 2 Received July 24, nt 9.49 a.m. Lo.VDOW, Wednesday. Tbe match was rosutnoil in dull •wjathor and tho wicket wits rather toft, but easy. Tho attendance was tncder&to. Hill accompanied Armstrong, the not oot man at tho wiokota. Tho lafer carried his Bcoro to 21, when he was caught by Richardson at mid on. Four wickets for 100. Noblo followed. Ililindded.'alsiriglc, and immodiatsly after tho new coivior was given out log before wicket, j; Five for 197. Gregory succeeded, but] wa* ciught tho first ball caeily in tho slips by Ilftjcs, tho total remaining unaltered. Darling joined Hill, and the two South Australian left handciV give a sphndid exhibition of free hard hitting. Too partnership la3ted 55 minutes, and added ©O runs. Darling eventually succumbing to a fast ono from Rbhariison. Seven for 287, Hill 70. Hopkins, was the next, man. -300 appeared on tho boird nt tho end of 190 minutes' p'oy. -Hopkins was caught after compiling six runs. Eight for 000. ' With Howell as partnor, Hill addod a single before boing called upon to retire leg before wicket to Olodo. Ho played vigorous and determined orioket for his 00 runs. Nino for 313.' Saunders, the Us' man, was promptly caught by Gower beforo bo bad a chanoo to score. Additional scores:— Australians—-Ist Inning 3 Armstrong, c Richardson b Braekwcll 21 Hid, l.b.w. b Clode 90 Noble, l.b.w. h Let-s 0 Gregory, o.Sayos b Lees 0 Darling, b Richardson 32 Hopkins, c Gower b Clodo ... — 6 Howell, not out 0 Saund'.rs.e Gower b'Olode 0 Sundries 16 Total 313 Bowling analysis ■ Olodo, four wickets for 0 6rum, Loes two for 93, Brockwell ono for 56, Richardson ono for 65, Lockwood two for 18. Surrey commoncod their second innings after tho lunchoon adjournment, Abel and Hayward opening. Abel totted up five, and was then finely eaoght by Howell low down and left handed off his own bowling, jOno for 5 runs. Hayes was tho"next man, and play j became fast until Hayes played one of Noble's into Armstrong's hands at slip. Two for 48.

Hayward, after a fine ohanoeloss in- J niogs ot 48, was oaught-by Hill off I Armstrong. Tbree for 95. Jephaon joined Loekwood, but only to . aeo the latter succumb to an easy catch by' Darling at mid-off. Four for 95. Farther disaster followed, Gower camo arid went, being caught by Noblo without any alteration to the scoro.. Brockwell partnered Jepson, who when ho was sevon, playod Saunders into Armstrong's hnndc Six for 108. Scbhey— 2nd Innings. Abel, o nnd b Howell ... ... 0 Hayes, o Armstrong b Noble ... 22 Hayward, o Hill b Armstrong ... 48 Loekwood, c Darling b Saunders 18 Gower, o Noble b Saunders ... 0 Jcphson, c Armstrong b Saunders... 7 Brockwell, not out 0 Total for cix wickots 108