CRICKET.
SOUTH AFRICA V. AUSTRALIA
FIFTH TEST MATCH
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(Received March 7, 8.30 p.m.) Sydney, March 7. Snooke and Sinclair resumed batting, but their lives were short. Whitty getting each at 12, Carter catching Snooke behind the wicket. Sinclair attempted a big hit but the ball struck the corner of the bat and skied. In the following over Whitty bowled Llewellyn. Whitty had struck a perfect length and was almost unplayable. Hordem was not so good. Four hundred runs were scored in doo minutes. After ono more Pearse was out leg before to Hordarn. Ihe decision caused surprise as the people on tho stand did not see the ball hit his leg. It continued to the boundary and tlie batsmen ran one. , Australia, wanting 198 to win, sent McArtney and Bardsley to the wickets Tho difference in the batting was very apparent. McArtney immediately started to punish the bowling ot Llewellyn and Sinclair, t and hit ob in 35 minuter,. Then Schwarz was put en and bowled a lull pitcher, which was hit to Nourse at the boundary. Mc•Vrtney hit 7 fours. Trumper started slowly but 100 appeared in Go minutes Play'proceeded quietly without special incident to 134, -when Bardsley was bowled by Nourse at 3D. This was repeated at tho next ball with llansford. It was a straight, good length ball. Trumper was extraordinarily caretul, evidently being desirous of retaining his top 'average for the- tests. _ rie took 65 minutes for 50, which is slow for him. Towards the end the South •Vfricans played in a dispirited iasnion. and Trumper and Kelleway carried out their bats. SOUTH AFRICA. First innings . IGO Second innings (continued). Snooke c Carter b Whitty jSinclair c and b Whitty jLlewellyn b Whitty Schwarz (not out) " Pearse l.b.w. Hordttrn - Sundries _ Total 401 Bowling analysis: Cotter 2 for GO; Armstrong 1 for G8; Hordern 2 lor 117; Whittv 4 for 6G; Kelleway 0 tor 46; McArtney 0 for 21: llansford 1 for' - AUSTRALIA. First innings _ , 364 Second innings. McArtney c Nourse b Schwarz u6 Bardsley b Nourse i J Trumper (not out) '* llansford b Nourse » Kelleway (not out) -;i Sundries ° Total, 3 wickets for 198 Bowling analysis: Nourse 2 for 32 ; Faulkner 0 for 18; Pegler 0 for 22; Sinclair 0 for 22; Schwarz 1 for 42; Llewellyn 0 for 43; Pearse 0 for 14.
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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13049, 8 March 1911, Page 3
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391CRICKET. Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13049, 8 March 1911, Page 3
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