CRICKET.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 850, 15 June 1888, Page 13

CRICKET.

By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.

(PER .PRESS ASSOCIATION.) - 1 ; -: ' -• ’ LondoN, June 7. The match Australian Eleven against Cambridge University Commenced to-dayl The University - team ’ went’ first to the wickets)'and at the luncheon adjournment had lost two wiefiets for 108. After the luncheon, the University, team added .224 to their score, the ‘first innings closing for; 332. ' , * ' ’ , ' ’' ~ 1 : ” , London, Jpne 7. tfib eripket majich to-day the principal seprefs jpf th o University men were— Mordaunt, 78; Kpmp, 64 ; Hale, 38. ’ln tfie crickpt rngtc’h Turner sepured twq fpr 91; Rervis, ffyo for 79; Trott, threp fprSfi-' ’ : . London, Juno 8, The Australians in- their first innings against Cambridge University made 266, the pi incipal scorers being—McDonnell 66, Bonnor 49, Jarvis 36, Blackham 26, Worrall 24. London, June 9. The cricket match between the Australians and Cambridge University was contfnued to-day. Cambridge in their second innings scored 232—Kemp 56, Buxton 40. Ferris secured five wickets. The Austra* liana have lost two wickets for 104—Banner* man 16, Trott 37, McDonnell, not out, 49. • ■ .. - . London, June 10. In the- match Australians: v. Cambridge Uriiversity;ithe game was drawn, there being no further, scoring.'" (■ v: h i.i X London, June 11. Cambridge University * plays’ the return match agbinst ‘the Australian Eleven after the term. V. .- 1 ‘. , r ’ ' ” " The 1 match between the Australian Eleven and OslfoVd 1 University' Past and ‘ Preßbnt began it Leyton to-day. The colonists in theiV first innings put together 176,’ prinfcipal seprefs being—Bonuor. 65 ; Jarvis', 39 ; Ilannermaia, 95i. ■- " " . ; London, June 12. Oxford University, Past' and Presepti scored 248 iiti their first innings. ' The following were the principal Ecorevs in the first innings for.CJxford University Broome, 66 ; Leslie, 62; Buckland, 43. Rerris got'’fofir ■wickets for 51‘and Turner three fdr 89. At the close of the day-s play the Australian Eleven had lost eight wicketg for 200, the "principal scorers being— McDonnell, 4p ; Baunerman, 43 ; qnd Tyott. 46. : T ’ ’ '