THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND.

Oamaru Mail, Volume III, Issue 708, 24 June 1878, Page 2

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND.

(KJSUTER'S SPECIAL —PER PRESS AGENCY.) London, June 21. T n 'i'- scores of the Australians against Middlesex were :—Charles Bannerman, 8 ; Gregorj% 42 ; Murdoch, 0 ; Bayley, 39. caught off Henderson ; A. Banrierluan. 4 ; Horan, 1 (caught off EDidduw) ; Garret-,, 10; Sp: .fforth, C; Allan, 15 (howled Robertson) : Boyle, 5 (run out) : Biackham, 20 (uot out) ; sundries, 6 ; Lotal, 165. Middlesex— A. Webb, 5; A. Lyttelton. 5 ; Studd, 2 (bowled Allan); Walker, 24 (caught off Garrett) ; Haddow, 2 ; E. Lyttelton, 25 ; Webb, 0 j Henderson, ;o ;

Solomon, 0 (bowled Garrett) ; Scott, 2 (stumped Blaekham) ; Robe-rosou, 2 (ru; out) ; sundries, 6; rest bring.-.'up the score by 6, making a total of 84. ~

In the second innings, the • first six Australians are out. for 4"). After the first three of the Midclles-x were' disposed of, the rest collapsed rapidly, the bawling of Garrett being very effective. -.. June-22.

The' second innings of the Middlesex Eleven closed for ISS. ' Lvtielton. caught bowled Allan, 113 ; WVhbo-J.6, and Robertson, 4, both bowled by Allan ; Henderson, bowh-.-cl G;irrett, 7 ; Solomon, not out, 5 ; sundries, 3. The inline was won by the Australians bv 98. ' Ti- -bowling of*. Allan was very o'VuCiive. The Weather was hot, and toe wicket f-st.

[The P leuTnm3 as received were somewhat confusing and unsatisfactory, but there can be no doubt, as to tlie residt- oi -i.e match, as our special cablegrams ah:o <tato that the Colonials won bv 98. The r.otal made by the Amvralians in the'h second innings has not been telegraphed, but from the figures given above it would appear to have "been 202. Ed. E.M.J