VICTORY BY TEN WICKETS

Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1930, Page 9

VICTORY BY TEN WICKETS

YORKSHIRE’S POOR DISPLAY 161 MADE IN FOLLOW-ON AUSTRALIAN BOWLING GOOD. By Telegraph—Freas Asan.—Copyright. London, July 3. Yorkshire opened disastrously in its first innings .against Australia, fiv® wickets having fallen for 58 runs at the luncheon adjournment. Grimmett, who took a?, the wickets in the previous match, and a'Bcckett completely routed, the leading county. Leyland, the test aspirant, W. Barker and the veteran. Rhodes were the only batsmen who faced Grimmett confidently. The struggling innings ended at 3.40. Australia’s fielding was very bad, about half-a-dozen chances being missed; otherwise Yorkshire’s score would have, been even less. The county followed on, being 156 runs behind. The score in the first innings was their worst this season. They again started badly, Hurwood shattering Mitchell's stumps. Rain stopped play for half-an-hour. Hurwood upon the resumption claimed two more victims. He was showing splendid form and causing all the batsmtn trouble. Grimmett came on at 56 and immediately baffled the batsmen. W. Barber and Robinson fell victims to his wiles. The South Australian secured his hundredth wicket of the tour when Bradman took a great catch at tho boundary to dismiss Dennis. Hurwood dismissed Wood before stumps were drawn, leaving Yorkshire in a sorry plight.

INNINGS DEFEAT AVOIDED. HURWOOD AND GRIMMETT BOWL, Rec. 12.40 a.m. London, July 4. Australia defeated Yorkshire by ten wickets. Yorkshire’s second innings soon ended thia morning for 161 runs and Australia made the required runs without the loss of a wicket. The scores are:— AUSTRALIA. First Innings 302 Second Innings. A’Beckett, not out 0 Walker, not out 1 Total (for no wickets) 7. YORKSHIRE. First Innings. Holmes, c Richardson, b Hornibrook 13 Mitchell, c A’Beckett, b Grimmett . 5 A. T. Barber, c Walker, b A’Beckett 6 ' Leyland, c Hornibrook, b Grimmett 17 W. Barber, e Walker, b A’Beckett 21 Robinson, 1.b.w., b Grimmett,...... 1 Rhodes, b A’Beckett 35 Denniss, b Grimmett 23 Wood, not out 11 Macaulay, 1.b.w., b A’Beckett .... 6 Hall, b Grimmett 0 Extras 8 Total 140 Bowline- analysis—A’Beckett took four wiclTets for 42; Hurwood, none for 1; Grimmett, five for 75; Hornibrook, one for 20. Second Innings. Holmes, b Hurwood 8 Mitchell, b Hurwood .... 2 W. Barber, c Bradman, b Grimmett 42 Leyland, e Ponsford, b Hurwood ... 5 A. Barber, b McCabe 10 Robinson, c Ponsford, b Grimmett 9 Rhodes, b Grimmett 17 Dennis, c Bradman, b Grimmett .. 25 Wood, e McCabe, b Hurwood ...... 0 Macaulay, not out 18 Hall, c A’Beckett, b Grimmett .... 5 Extras 20 Total ..... ...... 161 Bowling analysis —A’Beckett took no wickets fox* 4 runs; Hurwood, four for 35; Hornibrook, none for 16; McCabe, one for 28; Grimmett, five for 58. GENTLEMEN -PLAYERS MATCH. Rec. 7 p.m. London, July 4, The Surrey Cricket Club announces that the Gentlemen v. Players match, which was due to commence at the Oval on July 10, two days prior to the Leeds test match, has been cancelled because it has been found impossible to get together representative elevens.