OXFORD GETTING A BAD TIME.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12771, 24 May 1912, Page 7

OXFORD GETTING A BAD TIME.

(Received May 24, 10.45 a.m.) LONDON, May 23. Australia's first innings closed for 236. Additional scores :— Bardsley, lbw, 88; Emery, b Colnian, b Crutchlev, 33; Hazlitt, c Naumanii, b Vidler, 0; Whitty, not out, 15; Carkeek, c Lord, b Crutchley, 4; sundries, 25. j Bowling analysis: Vidler two for 51, Kaye three for 80, Naumann one for 31, Crutchley three for 24, Lord none for 25. ; The fall of the wickets was as follows: One for 7, two for 13, three for 39, four for 3SL five for 51, six for 161, seven" for 207, ei±,hi for 217, nipe for 21^, ten for 236. " : Emery, by good on-driving, scored 17 m one of Lord's overs. He was taken at third rm. Hazlitt was caught at slip. Bardsley wtnt out legrbefore to Crutchley. He played an admirable all-round innings, batting 160 minutes. He scored 10 fours. He gave a chance to Naumann.' off Kaye at 61. Carkeek was easily caught by Lord at third man. The innings lasted 220 minutes. Oxford m their first innings have -ost fve wickets for 75— Knott, b Kelleway, 4; riandsi b Whitty. 17; Colman, b Macartney, 4; C-in'pi bell, b Hazlitt, 10; VWler, b Whitty, 0; Tuin-i ing, not out, 0. ' The fall of the wickets was — One for 0, two for 22, three for 45, four for 45, five for 45. . • - . _ The bowling was deadly. Hands alone shaped to i make a stand. Vidler succumbed t" the first ball. For the last two wickets no score was "made. The attendance was 1000. The stumps were drawn for s the day.

(Received May 24, 9.5 a.m.) LONDON, May 23. . The match South Africa v. Worcestershire was not commenced to-day, owing to the sodden wicket. ■ (Received May 24, 10.30 a.m.) In «; match Warner's team against the Rest of England, the former made 452 for seven wickets, Warner making 126, and Wooollev 101.