THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12522, 15 March 1904, Page 5

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS

RETURN MATCH AGAINST SOOTH ! AUSTRALIA. ; A 'By Telegraph.—Press Association—Copyright. (Received March 15, 12.10 a.m.) '...'■;' Adelaide, March 14-. The weather was sultry and the attendance small. Eagland's first innings—Foster, c Hock, b Ciaxton, 2; Warner, c H. Hill, b Pellew, 50; Bosanquet, c C. Hill, h Coombes, 22; Tyldesiey, b H. Hill, 12 j Knight, c Jennings, b Ciaxton, 18; Hirst, c Evans, b Ciaxton, 1; 'Keif, c Newlaud, b Ciaxton, 3; Rhodes, bH. Hill, 4; Braund, o Travers; b Ciaxton, 30; Strudwick, o Pellew'i b H. Hill, 1; Fielder, not out, 5 ; extras, 6: total, 154. South Australia's second innings— st Strudwick, b Braund, 30; Hack, c Relf, b Hirst, 5; .0. Hill,/ Fielder, h Rhodes, 7; Jennings,, lbw, h Braund, 0; Evans, b Braund, 0; Ciaxton, b Hirst, 1; H. Hill, a Strudwick, b Braund, 10; Newland, o Tyldesloy, b Braund, 8; Pellew, b Braund, 13; Travers, not out, 1; Coombes, b Braund, 1; extras, 1 total, 77, (Received March 15, 1.3 a.m.) Adelaide, March 14. Considering the wicket was.true and fast, the batting on both sides .was tame, excepting Warner,' who had- two hours at the wicker*, and played sound and attractive ! cricket, and Braund, who inside things lively. I The Englishmen did not show to. advantage, and ol the home team Gehrs alone made any show against the bowling of .Braund, who bagged eight: wickets for. 43 runs.