CRICKET

New Zealand Times, Volume LV, Issue 9970, 3 August 1893, Page 3

CRICKET

BV EtKOTkrO TKLIPjUAPH—COPVKIuriT.

THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN tedLAND.

an enormous codin'!,

THE WORLD’S 11ECORD,

805 RUNS EOU BIGHT WICKETS,

{HiK&j AEififlcrAfiojM (tteceived Aiigust 4 7 li.mj) tjONTiON, August 1. Th 4 attendance at; the cricket match; Anatraliuiiji v,, Ooijibined Uqlverdlie*. waa very Urß<*,. ttivd the weather who tin?.' The wm*et was in excellent Oontlitloh* I 1 He Australians have .lost eight wickets for 805 runa. Following qro the scores Lyons ... pi Ijannerman ... ... 133 £*oo*go Trott 01 Graham Bruce 101 Trumble 10p Turned not out ...‘ Op W. Giffcn, not out 40 - All iho pen batted well, 'n*ul completely blistered; tho mediocre botiJiiig ophoaed to *he;n. Graham Jilt'fileveh- Y«. in jus score. Bannerman wan' at tho wlsketu f«* fu'< nolira, and in the latter part of his inning* only gave one chance. Ilia score included fourteen 4h and eight Graham phiyed somewhat recklesrtly, but his partnership with Bannermin added 130 runa, Bruce hit brilliantly, but gave Home chances. He had twenty three *1 s to his credit. Trumble knocked the howling all over the field, and ho floored twelve boundary bits. Turner and Walter Giffcn both punished tha worn-out bowling and just On the stroke of time fdr drawing the stamps, tot the (Itty they had with the score of 805 for eight Wickets, beateri the world's record. Ton bowlel’H wefo tflod to-day* and .m changes Were made. The howling of Bambridge ana Wilson yielded 505 runs In fix hours, which I« the highest aggregate for the f jlt will be neen from the above that one score ia missing. Tho scores telegraphed total only 703. The lulwdhg batman's *p»re,. am the ‘ extras ’ (no small item probably) Humid make up tho total of 805. —JOi). ]