THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 93, 2 December 1911, Page 5

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS

MATCH AGAINST QUEENSLAND

Brisbane, December 1

There was an attendance of 5000 The, batsmen opened splendidly and looked like putting up a big total. Fennelly and Jennings added G 3 for the first wicket, and Jennings and Hartigan 90 for the third-wicket. Both were brilliant and scored rapidly. The fifth wicket fell for 202, but the remainder of the batsmen only added 88. The bowling was unexceptionally strong, Barnes and Douglas being the best, whilst the fielding throughout was brilliant. England has lost two wickets for 62. The lielding and howling were sound. Scores:— QUEENSLAND. First Innings. Jennings, h Foster ... ... 91 Fqnnelly, c Rhodes, h Hearno ... 29 Marshall, c Woolley, h Barnes ... 11 Hartigan, run out ... ... 59 Evans, run out .y • . 4 Hayes, c, Smith, b Douhlas ’ .1. 5 McLaren, 1) Foster ... ... 29 Bolton, h Douglas ... ... 0 Barstow, not out ... ... 43 Cook, b Barnes ... ... 7 Felt, h Barnes ... ... ... 0 Extras ... t ... ... 12 ... \i Total 290 Bowling Analysis.—Foster, two wickets for 67; Douglas, two for 53; Barnes, three for 52; Hearno, one for 39; Iremonger, none for 36; Vine, none for 31. ,*■ ENGLAND—First Innings, i ; Vine, h MacLaren .;. ... 3 Hobbs, h McLaren ... ... 26 Hearne, not out ... ... 15 Mead, not out ... 13 Extras ... ... ... 6 Total for two wickets ... 62 NEW SOUTH WALES v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. \ Sydney, December 1. The New South Wales v. South Australia match was commenced on a dead wicket. Rain stopped the match after an hour’s play. New South Wales have lost no wickets for 79, Bardsley 31, Trumper 45. Heavy rain has since continued.