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- — » - AUSTRALIANS v. YORKSHIRE. [PEK PKESS ASSOCIATION.] London, May 27.— The rest of the YorkshiremeH were disposed of in the first innings in 35 minutes, the last four wickets not adding a run. Brown and Tunnecliffe were the first pair at tho second attempt, and tried to force thu game. Forty-five runs were scored in twenty minutes, and then came a collapse, the seventh wicket falling for 80. Lord Hawke and Mounsey made a short stand, which increased the total by 35 runs. Jones, who bowled the whole of the day, was the most dangerous bowler, and Giffoii was also effective. The wicket, kowever, was fiery, and crumbling. 16,512 persona paid for admission yesterday, making the total gate money £1250. Yorkshire has hitherto been playing brilliantly, and has net yet boon beuton by nay other county. A BIG SCORE BY THE CHAMPION May 27. — Playing against Sussex, W. G. Grace carried out his bat for 248 runs.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10625, 28 May 1896, Page 2
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157CRICKET. Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10625, 28 May 1896, Page 2
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