Cricket.

Otago Witness, Issue 1581, 11 March 1882, Page 21

Cricket.

Englishmen v. Combined Australia. It will be remembered that Router's mes page concerning the scores made by the Combined team in their second innings left 24 runs unaccounted for. The files to hand show that Garrett should have been credited with 31 (not out) instead of 21, and Horan with 21 instead of 12. The full scores of the Australians were : — First Innings. Second Innings. Mgg. c Shrewsbury, b Blackham, c Shaw, b Mid- candbßate9>< , Evans, run out . . • • 11 Horan, tun out .. ..4 b Ulyett .. 21 Murdoch, c Emmett, b c Barlow, b MidBates •• ..10 winter .. 49 M'DonneYl, b Bates .. 14 st Pilling, b Shaw 25 Gftrrett, o Shrewsbury, b „. Peate 4 not out .. 31 Palmer, b Bates.. .. 16 Boyle, c Shrewsbury, b Ulyett •• ..0 Jones, c Emmett, b Ulyett 37 not out .. 13 (Joulthatd, not out ••§„.. , Sundries .. •• 6 Sundries .. Total .. ..197 Five wickets for 169

England v. Viotoria.

The following are the full scores in this match, which was played on February, 24th, 25th, 27th, and 28th, and resulted in a victory for the Englishmen by eight wickets :— Victoria. First Innings. Second Innings. P. M'Donnell, e Emmett, „,.„.,,. h Midwinter .. 21 b Midwinter .. 12 J. Slight, b Peate .. 36 absent .. .. 0 T '?h° a T Cp . iIUDg '.b. b 21 cU.yett,b Bates.. 23 F Baker, run out .. 15 lbw, b Peate .. 14 G, B. Palmer, c Pilling, b Shaw .. •• 6 b ßates.. .. 2 J. M. Blackham, cShaw, c Shrewsbury, b bEmmett . •• 25 Peate.. .. 25 G. Bonnor, c Barlow, b Emmett .. ..80 c Shaw, b Peate .. 0 B. Turner, b Bates .. 21 not out .. .. 11 H.F. Boyle, c Midwinter, bEmmett.. •• 37 b ßates .. .. 4 W H. Cooper, not out.. 22 cUlyett, b ßates.. 0 Minchin, bUlyett .. 8 b Bates.. .. 0 Extras .. ..8 Extra.. .. 1 Total .. 249 To tal .. 92 BOWLING ANALYSIS. First Innings. Balls. Mdns. Buns. Wkts. Bates.. .. 124 13 46 1 Midwinter ..148 20 38 1 Ulyett ..99 4 49 1 Shaw .. .. 136 22 33 2 Feate .. ..132 15 32 1 Emmett ..88 10 22 3 Barlow ..28 5 6 0 Second Innings. Peate.. .. 152 17 44 3 Midwinter ..76 7 30 l Bates.. •• 75 10 17 5 ENGLisn Eleven. First innings. Second innings. UHyett, at Blackham, b Cooper •• •• 38 bowled .. ..3 Barlow, c sub , b Cooper 19 not out .. ..10 Selby, c sub., b Cooper .. 1 Bates.b Boyle .. ..84 Sbrowsbury, not, not . . 72 Midwinter, c and b Cooper 12 Scotton, c Blaekham, b Boyle .. ■• 8 Emmett, b Palmer .. 13 Shaw, c Palmer, b Boyle 6 Pilling, b Palmer .. 0 caught .. ..10 Peate, c sub. , b Minchin . . 18 not out . . . . 33 Extras .. •• 14 Extra .. .. 1 Total .. ..285 Two wickets for ..57 BOWLING ANALYSIS.— FIRST INNINGS. Bvlls, Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Pa»L- .. 240 20 92 2 Bojle.. .. 208 29 51 3 Cooper ..144 9 84 4 Minchin ..31 0 28 1 Edkcr.. „ 20 1 16 0 v. Australian Eleven. (Reuteu's Special.) Sydney, March 3rd. The match All-England Eleven v. the Australian Team which is going Home began here to-day. The All-England Eleven were all disposed of for 188. The following are the full scores :— Ulyett, caught . . . . . . 0 Barlow, caught .. .. ..4 Bates, caught . . . . . . 1 Selby, caught „ .. ..13 Midwinter bowled.. .. ..12 Scotton, caught .. „ ..IS bhrewdbury, caught .. ..82 Etnmett, bowled .. .. ..4 >haw, bowled .. .. ..4 Pilling, bowled .. .. ..12 Peate, not out . . . . . . 11 The Australians went in, and when the stumps were drawn had put together 24 runs for three wickets. Matsif, bowled . . . . 0 Murdoch, caught .. .. ..6 Koran, caught .. .. ..1 The rest of the team consist of A. Bannerman, BJackham, Bonnro, Boyle, Garrott, Giffen, M'Donnell, and Palmer,

March 4th.

The cricket match between the All-England Eleven and the Australian Eleven was continued to-day. M'Donnell and Bannerman resumed their places at the wickets. The weather was showery, and play had to be stopped when the score had reached 146 for three wickets. M'Donnell is not out for 72, and A. Bannerman not out for 39.

March 6th.

The international cricket match, England v. Australia, was resumed to-day. The weather vilas fine throughout the day, though the wicket was dead, owing to the rain which fell on Saturday. The Australians continued their first innings, which closed for a total of 260, as against 188 of the Englishmen. The following are the full scores :— Australian Eleven. Massie, bowled .. .. ..0 Murdoch, caught .. .. ..6 Horan, caught .. .. ..1 Bannerman, bowled .. ..70 Gi&en, caught .. .. ..2 M'Donnell, caught.. .. ..145 Garrett, bowled . . . . . . 0 Blackham, bowled.. .. ..4 Palmer, bowled .. .. ..6 Boyle, bo *led .. .. ..3 Jones, not out .. .. ..7 The Englishmen then went in for a second innings, and when the stumps were drawn for the day, had put together 121 for nine wickets. Their scores are as follows : — EnocilSh Elrvbn. Ulyett, bowled .. .. ..23 Selby, bowled .. .. ..1 Barlow, caught and bowled .. ..5 Bates, caught .. .. ..2 Midwinter, bowled.. .. ..10 Scotton, bowled j,. .. ..1 Emmett, bowled .. .. ..2 Shaw, bowled .. .. ..6 Pilling, bowled .. .. ..23 Peate, not out . . . . . . 4 Shrewsbury, not out .. ..39 March 7th. The cricket match between the English and Australian Elevens was resumed to-day, and resulted in a victory for the latter by six wickets. At the conclusion of yesterday's play the Englishmen had lost nine wickets for 121 runs. Shrewsbury and Peate continued their innings to-day until the former was caught f or 47, Peate was not out for eight. The total score amounted to 134. The Australians then went in for their second innings, requiring 63 runs to win the match, and this number was obtained with the loss of only four wickets, The following are the scores :— Massie, caught . . . . 9 Murdoch, caught .. .. ..4 Horan, not out .. .. ..16 Bannerman, caught .. ..14 M'Donnell, caught.. .. ..9 Jones, not out . . . . 6 Extras .. .. .. 6 Total .. .. .. 64

Other Matches.

Saturday morning broke fine, and gave promise of a good day in the cricket field. Matters, however, took an unexpected turn, for shortly after 3 o'clock in the afternoon, just as the various matches were in full swing, the heavy thunderstorm completely stopped all play. On the Oval, where some four or five clubs were engaged, a general stampede was made for the pavilion, and in about 20 seconds there was not a man to be seen on the field. In a very short space of time the Oval was flooded, and the wickets in the centre pitch were surrounded by a poor of water two inches deep. In the match, DUNEDIN FIRST ELEVEN V. GRANGE EIGHTEEN, the former went first to the wickets, with the following result :— J. Leith.b Murray .. .. ..27 Garrard, b Espie .. .. ..16 J. Allan, b Esple .. .. ..0 C. Frith, c Hayden, b Turnbull .. 0 W. Frith, o Hayden, b Turnbull . . 0 ' Growden, not out .. .. ..10 Glen, not out .. .. .. 6 Espie and Turnbull bowled well. The former took two wickets at a cost of 12 runs, and Turnbull a like number for 28 runs, PHCENIX V. OARISBROOK. The match between the Phoenix and Cansbrook Clubs was commenced on the Caledonian Ground, and when the rain came on the Phoenix, who went first to the wickets, had lost only one wicket for 30 runs. Spring was caught and bowled by Austin.

SOUTHEEN PIBST V. TAIERI SECOND.

The Southern v. Taieri match was played at the Taieri on Saturday, and resulted in an easy victory for theiprmer, the scores being— Taieri 20, and Southern 84 for five wickets. J. Reid (6) and W. Inglis (5) were the highest scorers for the Taieri; and for the Southern A. Irvine (29), F. Home (20), and A. Johnson (16) played in good form. Inglis and Algie bowled well for the local team, while Carroll for the Southerners took the whole of the Taieri wickets for six runs — an excellent performance. The Taieri Eleven played two men short.