THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND.

Otago Witness, Issue 1911, 25 September 1890, Page 29

THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND.

RETURN SURREY MATCH. _ In the return match played by the Australians against Surrey, which resulted in a draw, the following scoreß were made :—: — Australians. First Innings. Second Innings. J J< Lyons, o Douglas, c Douglas, b Lohb'Lohroaun ... i mann ... 9 P H Walters, o Wood, b Lohmann ... ... o bSharpe ...' 7 W L Murdoch, c Loh- c Shuter, b Lookmann, b Sharps ... 50 w00d ... ... 28 J E Barrett, o Lohmann, b Lookwood ... 54 b Brookwelt ... 24 H Trott, o Abel, b Lohmann ... ... 18 b Lookwood ... 0 S P Jones, o Wood, b Lohmann ... ... SO run out ... 12 S B Gregory, o Wood, b Lookwood ... ... 5 not out ... 7 P 0 Oharlton, o Abel, b ■ Lookwood'... ... l J Mo B laokhnm, b Lookwood ... ... 4 JJ Ferris, not out ... 16 H Trumble, o Brookwell, b Lohmann . .., 3 Sundries ... 14 Sundries ... 6 Total ... 199 Total (0 wkts) 93 Bowling Analysis.— First innings: Lohmann, 46*3 overs, 29 maidens, 64 runs, 5 wickets; Sharpe, 30 overs, 11 mnirieus, 62 runa, 1 wicket; W W Head. 5 overs, 1 maiden, 12 runs; Brookwell, 6 overs. 1 maiden, 10 runs ; Lockwood, 20 overs, 10 maidens, 27 rnns, 4 wickets ; Abel, 10 overs, 3 maidens, 14 runs. Second innings: Lohmann, 17 overs, 10 maidens, Zh runs, 1 wicket ; Sharpe. 16 overs, 9 maideni,23runs, 1 wicket ; IJockwood, 16 overs, 12 maidens, 11 runs, 2 wickets ; Brookwell, 3.4 overa, 12 runs, 1 wicket ; W W Read, 3 overs, 6 runs. Sukkby. Lockwook, o Blackham, b Trott ... 48 J Shuter, b Trumble ... ... 88 Abel c Trumble, b '■ rott ... ... 13 W W Read, c Charlton, b Trumble ... 57 Rend (M), o and b Trumble ... ... 32 X J Key, c Ferris, b Trumble ... 18 R N Douglas, b Trumble ... ... 2 Lohmann, b Ferris ... ... 46 Brockwell. c Ferris, b Oharlton ... 10 Wood, o Trott, b Oharlton ... ... 0 Sharpe, not out ... ... ... 8 Sundries ... ... ... 8 Total ... ... ... 377 Botvxing Analysis.— Ferriu, 17*1 aver, 3 maidens, 09 runs, 1 wicket; Oharlton, 13 over*, 5 maidens, 22 runs, 2 wloketa, 1 wide; Trumble, 30 overa, 8 maidens, 77 runs, 6 wickett; Lyons, 15 overs, 2 maidens, 44 runs ; Trott, 8 overs, 20 runs, 2 wiokets ; Blaokham, 18 overs, 4 maidens, 37 runs. THE KENT MATCH. In the return match with Kent, won by the county by 108 tuns, the following were the soores :— Kent. First Innings. Second Innings. Hearne (A), o Blackham, b Trott ... 24 c Trott, b Ferris.u 35 H Daffen, b Turner st Blaokbam, b 85 Ferris ... 8 L A Hamilton, b Trott 0 not out ... 117 Hearne (Q- G), c Turner, b TroU ... ... 4 o Turner, b Ferris 4 W H Patterson, b Ferris ... ... 21 b Tnrner ... 6 OJ M Fox, c Blaokham, c Blackham, b b Turner ... ... 8 Ferris ... 8 L Wilson, st Blaokham, b Ferris ... ... 16 b Turner ... 2 F Marchant, b Turner ... st Blaokham, b 4 Ferris ... 3 M O Kemp, b Turner ... c Blackham, b 26 Turner ... 1 Wright, not out ... 6 b Turner • ... 8 Martin, b Turner ... 1 c Ferris, b Turner 14 Sundries ... 2 Sundries ... 4 Total ... 145 Total 205 Bowling Analysis.— First innings : Turner, 44.2 orers, 26 maidens, 55 runs, 5 wickets ; Ferris, 43 overs, 18 maidenß, 49 runs, 2 wicketi ; Trott, 15 07ers, 4 'maidens, 25 runs, 3wickets ; Lyons, 14 overs, 7 maidens, 14 runs 1 orers, 1 run. Second innings: Turner, 323 overs, 18 maidens, 53 runs. 5 wickets. ; Ferris, 48 overs, 18 maidens, 101 runs, 5 wickets, 3 no balls ; Lyons, 8 overs, 3 maidens, 16 rum ; Trott, 6 overs, 1 maiden, 12 runs ; Oharlton, 15 overs, 6 maidens, 19 runs. Australians. First Innings. Second Innings. J J Lyons, c and b Martin ... ... 12 b Wright ... 27 J E Barrett, o Patterson, b Wright ... 24 b Martin ... 23 W L Murdoch, c Hamilton, b Martin ... 4 st Kemp, b Martin 14 O T B Turner, c Wright, b Martin ... ... 1 b Wright ... 7 H Trott, b Wright ... 5 at Kemp, b Martin 7 S P Jones, b Wright ... 0 b Daffen ... 16 JMO Blackham, b Martin ... ... 10 b Daffen ... 13 S B Gregory, b Martin 0 b Daffen ... 0 J J Ferris, b Martin ... 29 b A Hearne ... 10 X R Burn, not out ... 19 b Daffen ... 0 P O Oharlton, o A Hearne, b Wright ... 4 not out ... 0 Sundries ... 6 Sundries ... 12 Total ... ... 114 Total ... 128 Bowling Analysis.— First Innlngi : Martin, 49 overs, 27 maiden-, 60 runs, 6 wickets ; Wright, 4<M overs, 23 maidens, 42 runs, 4 wickets; Fox, 2 overs, 6 ruii3. Second innings : Martin, 35 overs, 19 maidens, 34 runs, 3 wickets; Wright, 36 overs, 16 maidens. 53 runs, 3 wicketi; Fox, 4 overs, 2 maidens, 11 runs ; A Hearne, 6 overs, 2 maidens, 13 runs, 1 wicket; Daffeu, 9 overs, 7 maidens, 5 runs, 4 wickets. (Per Press Association.) London, September 16. The first innings of the Australians, in their match against the South of England, closed for 138, Turner making 24, and Burn 29. The Australians followed on, and in their second innings have lost six wickets for 105 runs. Murdoch played a brilliant innings for 43. Trott made 28. September 17 The Australians only succeeded in making 142 in their second innings, and the South of England made the required 19 runs wanted to win without the Iqss of a wicket. | September 19.. The match proceeding afc Manchester is against an All-England Eleven, and not against Lancashire. It was arranged to take the place of the game which was abandoned in consequence of the rain in August. The Australians totalled 234 in their first innings, Barrett contributing 97 and Murdoch 57. All-England have lost one wicket for 10 runs. The All-England team have lost five | wickets for 107 runs. Qunn played a faultless innings for 49, and Pell is not out with 31. The weather was showery and tbe wicket treacherous. The attendance of the public was poor,

The first innings of the Englishmen closed for IG7. Pell was not out with 55. Sugg played a dashing innings for 31. Turner took four wickets for 83 runs, and Ferris six for 78. The Australians in their second innings made 186. Lyons played a brilliant innings for 56, and Barrett carried out his bat for a faultless 73. The match was drawn.

Further matches have been arranged with the Australians, and a match has been commenced against Lancashire. The Australians have lost seven wickets for 190 runs.

September 22. The Sportsman considers the Australian team disappointing, and the trip the most disastrous yet made. The Sporting Life also stigmatises the tour as a failure and urges that a more capable team should be sent in 1892.