AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21131, 15 September 1930, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS

THE TOUR ENDED. MATCH ENDS IN DRAW. (United Press Association.) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) • LONDON, ’ September 12. When the fourth wicket fell at 214 the Australians collapsed, the seven wickets to-day adding only 75 runs. Parker and Rhodes both bowled well. M Cube reached his 1000 runs for the season. Bradman .had ' a fourth life before he was out, the batsman just missing his century. Richardson donned the pads, as Oldfield had been injured. The English opening batsmen butted brightly, both hitting a six. Homibrook for the eighth time dismissed Duleepsinhji when he looked like making: a big score. Richardson, who was keeping, wickets excellently, stumped" Hobbs and Wyatt. The English .toil, like that of the Australian, tailed to wag, and Bradman and Jiippax, both slow bowlers, secured good bowling figures. Leyland played a sound knock for half, a century. The last match of the tour ended in a draw. Details V. .' AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Jackson, b Rhodes 24 Fairfax, st Duckworth, b Rhodes ~8 Bradman, b Parker !)6 Kipp as, b Larwood .. .. 59 M’Cabe, c Larwood, b Parker .. '24 Hurwood, d Rhodes ..* 1 Richardson, not out .. ” 8 Grimmett, c Wyatt, b Rhodes' !,* 3. Homibrook, Ibw. b Parker .. 0 Wall, c Wyatt, b Rhodes .. ” 0 Oldfield, absent .. ".. .. .... O Extras . 0 Total .. .. ! .. .. 238 [The scores as cabled total 232.] Bowling Analysis.—Larwood, one for “4; Tate, none for 14; Parker, three for 81; Rhodes, five for 05; Wyatt, none for 5. ENGLAND. ' First Innings, Total for nine wickets (declared) . . 218 Second Innings. , Hobbs, st Richardso ;, b Homibrook 59 Sutcliffe, b Wall 27 Duleepsinhji, b Homibrook .! ! ’ 41 Saudham, c Wall, b Homibrook. .. 12 Leyland, c Wall, b Bradman 1 • 50 •Wyatt, st Richardson, b Bradman .. 5 Larwood, b Kippax .. .. .... 9 Tate, q- Grimmett) b Bradman .. D .Rhodes, b Kippax .. .. ‘ 3 Duckworth,, not out 13 Parker, b Kippax .... ~ .. 10 Extras .. .. .... ... ~ 9 ' Total .. .. .. .-. .. 247 Bowling Analysis.—Kippax, three for 13; Bradman, three for 52; Homibrook, ,three for 100; Wall, wood, none for 11; Fairfax, 1 none for -29.THE’AVERAGES. s LONDON,-September 12. (Received Sept. 13, at 5.5 p.m.) ENGLAND.

Bradman’s aggregate, including the Scottish and Club cricket matches, was 3170, and his average was 99.06. Bowling.

GENTLEMEN v. PLAYERS. THE MATCH ABANDONED. LONDON, September 12, The match Gentlemen v. Players was abandoned owing to rain. For the former Robertson-Glasgow took five wickets for 85. Gentlemen in their first innings scored 267, and Players 383 for nine wickets. CHAMPION COUNTY v. £HE REST. LONDON, September 13. (Received Sept. 14, at 6.30 p.m.) The champion county, Lancashire, began a cricket match to-day against the Rest of England. Rain stopped play when Lancashire had. lost two wickets for 25 runs.

. Batting. Innings. Runs. 1 ‘Aver. Sutcliffe . 43 2261 04.60 Duleepsinhji 48 2562 58.93 Hammond ; i , 44 1 2032 53.47 Leyland ' ? : i . 40 2174 51.76 Oldroyd . 33 1285 51.40 E. Tyldesley 45 1897 51.27 Hobbs . 42 2035 50.87 Sandham . , 49 2278 50.63 Whysall . 47 2174 49.40 Bowling. Runs. Wkts. Aver. Verity . 795 64 12.42 Parker . 2199 176 12.49 R. Tyldesley 2212 139 15.91 Larwood . 1622 99 16.38 Freeman . . 4632 275 16.84 Young . 1278 71 .18.00 Mitchell . 2526 138 18.30 Peebles . 2452 133 18.44 Rhodes . .1395 73 19.10 Tale (15th) 2420 122 19.83 AUSTRALIANS. AVERAGES FOR THE TOUR. Batting. Innings. Runs. Aver. Bradman . 36 2966 ‘ 98.66 Kippax . . . 32 1451 58.04 W rid full . . 26 1434 57.36 Pohsford . 33 1425 40.13 Jackson . 35 1097 34.28 M‘Cabe . . 33 1012 32.04 Richardson 32 832 26.83 Fairfax . 27 536 25.52 a’Beckett . . 21 397 24.81 Oldfield . 16 219 18.25 Hornibrook 26 232 12.88 Grimmett . .23 237 11.85

Runs. Wkts. Aver. ■Grimmett .. 2427 144 . 16.S5 Homibrook 1802 96 18.77 Kippax 91 4 22.75 Bradman- .. 301 12 25.0S Hunvood 752 28 26.85 M'Cabe 723 26 27.80 Wall .... 1638 56 29.25 Fairfax 1218 1 41 29.70 a’Beekett 628 20 31.40