M'Donnell ... 0 Trott .„ – ... 13 Bonnor ... ... 0 Edwards ... ... 26 Woods ... ... 0 Ferris, not out ...13 Turner ... ... 0 Worrall .../ ... 8 Blackham... ... 0 Extra?, ... 2 Bannerman ... 13 — Jarvls ... ... 5 /Total ... 80

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At the closp of to-day's play England had lost five wickets for 185 runs. ' August 13. The fielding of the All-England Eleven in the first innings of the' Australians was splendid, and Lohmann/ disposed of both M'Donnell and Bannerman by grand catches. Peel took one wicket fdr 14: runs, Lohmann one for 25, Barnes t;wo for 18, and Briggs .dean bowled five for. p,5. The following are the scores of the English Eleven when the wickets were drawri for the day : — '

The fielding 61 the, Australians was loose. Cfimn is not playing with the Englishmen.

' -August 14. i The cricket match between the Australians and All-England was resumed to-day. The Englishmen continued their innings; Abel and Sugg, the not-ont men of the previous day, taking their positions at the wickets. The former was dismissed after adding five to hi 3 previous total, but Sugg raised his total to 31 before losing his wicket. The innings closed for 317. The remaining scores were : — Peel 25, Briggs 0, Lohmann (not out) 62. The Australians in their second innings had lost four wickets for 57 runs when stumps were drawn for the dayThe principal scorers were M'Donnell (32), Trott (4), Bonnor (6).

I'Donnell ionnor Voods ""urner Uackham... Jannermaa tervls „i ... 0 Trott ... - ... 0 Edwards ... ... 0 Ferris, not out ... 0 Worrall .../ ... 0 Exti-ar, ... 13 ... 5 /Total ... 13 ... 26 ... 13 ... 8 ... 2 ... 80

Grace „. Ully/ett „, Shuter ,„ Walter Head „.' 1 Bames ..'. „, 0 Abel „y 28 BrigßS ... ... 18 Extras „, / Total ... 62 ,'., 65 .;, 5 „. 6 „,185