MACLAREN'S TEAM IN AUSTRALIA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11870, 23 January 1902, Page 5

MACLAREN'S TEAM IN AUSTRALIA.

' .. - THIRD TEST MATCH. ENGLISHMEN'S SECOND INNINGS. ALL OUT FOR 247. AUSTRALIANS SCORE 201 FOR FOUR WICKETS; BRILLIANT BATTING BY HILL. By Telegraph-Press Association .-Copyright. (Received January 22, 7.12 p.m.) Adelaide, January 22. Last night light rain fell for a couple of hours, but the high wind afterwards completely dried the' wicket, which was still good 'at one end, while the damaged place at the other end was not worse. The weather was fresh. The attendance was 6000. , , . Trumble and McLeod resumed the bowling. The latter in his first over, without any addition to the score, bowled Lilley. Jones made 11 quickly. At 218 he gave Trumble a warm return, which was held. Gunn was missed by Hill at mid-off when he had made a single, being then out legbefore. At 228 Blvthe was shaping nicely when Quaife was given, out leg-before JLW stonewaller batted two ■■ hours and threequarters. His innings was chancers. Barnes was absent through illness.: This morning Trumble bowled 12 overs, six maidens, 14 runs, and three wickets In the Australians' second inning bunn and Braund opened to Trumper and Duff. Buff got four to leg off Gunns first over, but in the third he hit his wicket,, . . Trumper and Hill again gave a dashing exhibition, adding 45 in When his score stood at 19 Hill should have been stumped off Braund. At au Gunn thoroughly beat Trumpet... ■ Gregory went in, and Hill in one over drove Gimn for four and five, the latter At TOBlythe, despite the fact that his hand was troubling him, relieved Braund whose 11 overs had cost 45 runs. lb* change steadied the rate of scoring. When Gregory had made 22 Maclaxen appeared to make.ft brilliant one-handed catch at cover-slip off Gunn, throwing up the ball in the same' act, but Crockett gave his decision " not out," thinking the bail touched the ground. , . ~ ~ In Ginm's next over Braund, in the slips, accepted a smart catch off Gregory who was batting 40 minutes— wickets for 98. The first hundred went up after ninetyfive minutes' play. At the tea adjournment Hill was 48, and Darling 3-three wickets for 103. ■ , (Received January 22, 10.53 p.m.) When play resumed scoring was slow, Darling stonewalling, and taking forty minutes to reach 10 Hill moved ahead steadily. At 138 Hay ward relieved Gunn, who had three wickets for 69. Off the new bowler Darling got his first four by a fane drive. Each batsman got Hayward tor a quartette, Hill's stroke taking him into the nineties. At 180 -Jessop replaced gayward, and in the third over bowled Hills leg stump when he wanted only three to complete a century. For the fourth time this season he got into the nineties. _ Ine only chance he gave during his two hours and fifty minutes' , stay at the wickets was one of stumping. He hit one fiver and seven fours. It was a great effort. > _ Darling's was a splendid, steady innings. The English fielding was brilliant in the extreme, especially Jessop and Jones. The following are the scores: — England, first innings ... ... ■ ... 388 Australia, first innings ... ... ... 321 ENGLAND.— Innings. Maclaren, b Trumble ... ... ... 44 Hayward, b Trumble ... ... ... 47 Tyldesley, run out 2£ Quaife, lbw, b Trumble ... ... 44 Jessop, b Trumble ... ... ... 16 Braund, b Howell ... ... ... 17 Lilley, b McLeod ... ... ... 21 Jones, c and b Trumble .... ... 11 Gunn, lbw, b Trumble ... ... ... £ Blythe, not out ... ... 1C Barnes (absent through illness) ... C Extras ... ... ... 7 Total ... ..." ... ... ... 241 Bowling analysis: Trumble, six wickets for 74; Howell, one for 64; McLeod, one for 31 Noble, none for 62 Armstrong, none for 9. AUSTRALIA.— Innings, Trumper, b Gunn ... ... ... 2.1 Duff, hit wkt, b Gunn ... ... ... 4 Hill, b Jessop ... ... ... 91 Gregory, c Braund, b Gunn ... ... 22 Darling, not out ... ... ... 4C Trumble, not out ... ... ... 4 Extras ... ... ... „. ... I Total for four wickets ... ... 201