AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
DRAW AT NORTHAMPTON.
VISITORS 405 FOR EIGHT.
..TWO CENTURIES SCORED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. LONDON, August 12. When the Australian cricketers resumed their second innings against Northamptonshire to-day, having had to follow on with a first innings score of 93 to 249 by the county, tho weather was fine and the wicket easy, although slightly worn. Jupp soon bowled Hurwood. Bradmau began brightly, but later runs camo slowly. Jupp was worrying Woodfull, who took an hour to make 13 runs. He and Bradman wiped off the deficit, but withjhe total 173 Bradman failed to hit properly and was caught at mid-on. He was slower than usual, but still batted attractively. The first 200 runs occupied 200 minutes. Kippax batted brightly for 25, and then fell a victim to Jupp, being caught on the boundary. After luncheon Richardson hit freoly and scored three fours off one over from Thomas. Woodfull meanwhile cautiously approached 100, which ho compiled in 290 minutes. It was a sound and solid innings. Richardson riddled tho field with fours and reached 50 in 65 minutes, timing perfectly. The scoro was 300 in 310 minutes. Woodfull was out next ball. Fairfax again failed. Richardson and a'Beckett continued to hit merrily. Richardson made a. chanceless century in 110 minutes. Not long after he was brilliantly caught at mid-on. Ho had hit one sixer and 17 fours, a great contrast with Woodfull's three fours. It was undoubtedly Richardson's best innings in England. The game thus ended in a draw. Details of the scores are as follows: NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. First innings .. . . ... »• 249 AUSTRALIA. First innings .. v. 93 Second Innings. Woodfull, c Bellamy, b Towell « * 116 Jackson, c and b Cox 52 Hurwood, b Jupp 12 Bradman, c Hawtin, b Cox .. . . 35 Kippax, c Cox, b Jupp . « . 20 Richardson, c Jupp, b Towell .. 116 Fairfax, c Bellamy, b Timms .. 1 a'Beckett, c and b Matthews .. 22 Hornibrook, not out . , . < . • 16 Extras .. . • • « • • 15 Total for eight wickets .. 1 405 Bowling: Thomas took no .wickets for 32 runs; Towell, two for 84;- Matthews, one for 83; Jupp, two for 47; Cox, two ' for 87; Liddell, none for 36; Timms, one , for 21.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20642, 14 August 1930, Page 11
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