ENGLISH CRICKETERS.
THE MATCH AGAINST VICTORIA CONTINUED. Melbourne, November 18. There was glorious weather and a good attendance. The wicket was perfect. Douglas and Smith continued to the howling of Macßow and Laver. Smith began smartly, driving well, but Douglas was stubbornly defensive. Smith was caught at deep mid-olf after a crisp, attractive display, lasting 36 minutes.
ENGLAND.—First Innings. Hobbs, c Laver, b Matthews ... 21 Kinnear, c Kyle, b Macrow ... 32 Rhodes, Ibw., b Laver ... 28 Mead, c Carkeok, b Kyle ... 34 Hearne, b Matthews 0 Foster, c Armstrong, b Laver ... 101 Douglas (not out) 33 Smith, c Smith, b Laver ... 22 Woolley, c and I) Matthews ... 5 Iremonger, not out ... ... 14 Hitch, run out ... ... ... 15 Extras ... ... ... ... 7
Total ... ... ... ... 318 Bowling Analysis.—Macrow, one wicket for 51; Laver, three for 88; Matthews, three for 05; Kyle, one for 50; Brown, none for 17; Armstrong, none for 31. The wickets fell: Seven for 274, eight for 280, nine for 302. VICTORIA—First Innings. Kortlang, not out 65 Seitz, b Foster 14 Ransford, b Hcarne ... ... 34 Smith, b Douglas ... ... 68 Kyle, retired hurt . ... ... 7 Laver, not out .;. ... ... 2 Extras ... ... ... ... 29 Three wickets for ... .. 2L9 Wickets foil: One for 27; two for 76 1 three for 189.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 83, 21 November 1911, Page 6
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