THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12523, 16 March 1904, Page 5

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

MATCH AT ADELAIDE.: A BRILLIANT VICTORY. By Telegraph.—Frees Association Copyright. Adelaide, March 15. Yesterday's bowling analysis in the Biatcß between England and South Australia, is as follows: South Australia: ■ Pellew, one wicket for 19; Claxton, fire for 56; Coombe„ one for 22; H. Hill, three for 27; Travers* none for 20; Evans, hone for four. Young Hill proved himself a most promising bowler. Englishmen: Hirst, two wickets for 22 Braund, eight for 43; Bosanquet, none fory 11. (Received March 15, 9.30 p.m.) ■. ' Adelaide, March 15The Englishmen's tour ended as it with a brilliant victory. Light rain fell during the night, but did not affects th« wicket. With v 183 to get to win, Warnetf and Foster put oh 117 before they j were separated. Tyldesley assisted Foster tomake the balance, the visitors winning by] nine wickets. The ■■ batting, especially, Tyldesley's 50 in 30 minutes, was lively and! attractive. Tba scores are:—Warner, a Evans, b Claxton, 54; Foster,"nofc> out, 73 j| : , Tyldesley, not out, 50; extras, 7:, total!, for one wicket, 184. (Received March, Is, 12.43 ft.m.) ~; ;-.'."■ ■'.'■;• ; Adelaide, March 15.: ; Bowling analysis: Claxton took one Ttrickefl 1 for 58 runs; Travers, nil for 34;.Hi11, niJ for 18;., Coombe, nil for 23; Hack, nil for 16 ; Gehrs, nil for 16; Evans, nil for 10. ;.