CRICKET.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11816, 13 November 1901, Page 2

CRICKET.

ENGLAND V. SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Per Press Association). Adelaide, November 12. — South Australia's second innings realised 207— Reedman 31 Giffen 29 Bailey ♦-... , 2 McKenzie 0 Jones 0 Matthews 6 Travers» not out 4 Sundries : ■ 6 Bowling analysis : Blythe 5 for 45, 1 Barnes 1 for 34, Gunn 1 for 36, Braund 1 for 58, Hayward 0 for 4, Quaife 0 for 6, Jones 0 for 18. England in their second innings scored 86 — Maclaren ' 6 Jones 5 Tyldesley 14 Hayward 12 Quaife 9 Barnes 1 Gunn 5 Jessop 0 Braund 4 Blyth, not out ....'. 5 Lilley 23 Sundries 2 Bowling analysis : Travers 4 for 37, Giffen 6 for 47. * Gunn bowled- four "no balls," making his record one wicket for 40. South Australia won by 233 runs. In consequence of rain at night and during the morning, play was not resumed till 2.30, the wicket being greasy. The not outs, Reedman and Giffen, by careful play, raised the score td , 186. Then a collapse came. Blyth keeping the ball well up was very difficult to play, and ho very quickly disposed. of the others. The visitors began the second innings at four oi'clock. ' It was little more than a procession. On the soft, much cut up wicket, with not the best , light, * G iffen proved irresistible. Travers also bowled with ex--cellent judgment. Lilley's was a most meritorious- performance,' unKier adverse conditions. United Press Associationvr-By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. Received November 13, 9.49 a.m. Sydney, November 13.— Critics attribute the collapse of the English team chiefly to the fact that they have not yet got their land logs.

ENGLAND V. VICTORIA.

Received November 13, 9.22 a.m

Melbourne, November 13. — The Victorian team chosen to play England on Friday is : — Armstrong, Collins, F#y, Graham, Layer, McAlister, McLeod, McMichael, Saunders r Stuckey, Worrall ; emergency, Carlton. D.lhealth prevents Trumble playing in the representatives.

ROVERS V. WANDERERS.

This cup match between- the .two New Plymouth Cricket Club senior teams was played in the Recreation Grounds on Monday, and Was won by the Rovers by 12 runs after an exciting finish. Robertson, Hasell, and Lash batted wdll for the Rovers, and Ligtotband,, Currie, and Mannix for the Wanderers. ' Hasell was deadly with the ball, securing 8 wickets for 24 runs in the second innings of the Wahderera. Braund and Wakelin bowled best for the losers. The Town Band very kindly played some pleasing selections during the afternoon, and the ladies dispensed afternoon tea in a tent kindly lent by Mr Hasell. Scores :— Revers. — Ist innings. Lash, b Braund < K7 Hasell, c Hill, b Braund 23 Elliot, b Currie 4= Robertson, c Scon, b Braund ... 19 W. Bewley, b Day 0 Grumniitt, lbw, b Braund j 1 A. JBewley, c Wakelin, b Btaund 4 Medley, b Wakelin ..; 2 Rennell, b Wakelin '. 0. Lee, not out :.. 0 Billing, b Braund '. . 0 Extras 5 Total „••» 75 2nd innings. Lash, b Wakelin 26 Hasell, b Currie .'...' 6 Elliot, b Wakelin 10 Robertson, b Fookes 28 W. Bewley, c Steeds, b Braund... 3 Grummitt, b Wakelin 1 A. Bewley, b TJraund' 5 Medley, c and b Braund 3 Rennell, not out 2 Leei run out • 0 Billing, c Currie, b Braund .....'. 1 Extras 4 Total „..«... 88 Wanderers. — Ist innings.Braund, b Elliot '..:. 5 Wakelin, b Elliot " 1 Steeds, st ltdbeftson, b Hasell ..'. 5 Lightband, run out 45 Currie, c Grummitt, b Elliot 14 Bauchope, b A. Bewley < 9 Mannix, .b Elliot 0 Day, c Robertson, b Hasell C Hill, c Elliot, b Hasell S Dr. Fookes, c Lash, b ITiiot 0 Scon, not out 0 Extras : 12 Total ......) '.. 100 " :- 2nd innings. . . _ , Braund, run out • „, 2 Wakelin, bt Hasell „...,. ,5 Ldghtband, b. Hasell .'...; 4 Steeds, b Hasell t .' ■ 0 Currie, b Hasell ....:..; .•: 0' Bauchope, b Hasell .^ .' 0 Mannix, c Grummitt, b Elliot ... 15 Day, b nasell 3 Hill, st Grummitt, b Hasell 2 Dr. Fookes, nofe.outn <« 8 Scon, b Hasell "* ..... e .h...:...:...::.:...i 8 Extras :.. 4. Total ..'..' L......L ?..;......'.?' 51