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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11828, 27 November 1901, Page 2

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ENGLAND V. NEW SOUTH %ALES. United 1 Press ABsocMtien.— By Elec- } trie I Telegt i at)h:"-Copyright. tiec6ivecl Nbyeinber 26, 5.5 p.m. •: i^yH&ey; .Jfb'vembef 26:— The game •Was' resumed in very hot weather, but' after lunch the wind swung round to a cool quarter, so that the lot of fieldsmen was rendered more tolerable. Poidevin and liedalo began with tlie same freedom they displayed yesterday, and mastered the bOwlitlg completely. Quaife was put bhj nifLkiflg the eighth bowler tried, put ,the .baxsmbfi kbpt going merrily till lun,cheqm „Jredale was bating more in hia old. time style, free and clear, and Poidevin gave a clean, hard stroke. The recovery of the New South Wales team, after so bad a start, wnj9 one. of the finest that h'ttS. .pctjurrea oil , .the ground. IrnJ3i«aiateiy Mte)\,JUjich McGahey at short leg , stid.pp.exl li'edale off Jones. Poidevin received an ovation on having topped Maclaren's score. He strained his leg, however^, and C. Gregory httd to run for him. Clarke, the lost man, scored ten before he got out log before. The scores tfere :— Ngw Sotith. Walesj first innings, 288. NBW-SdUTtf WALES— Second Inhihgs; (continued.) Pbitievih. hot but 151 Jr.e'dale, c.MfcGdhey; b Jones 67 eiajrjt'ei :l.«.w'.i bBl-duntl 10 Sundries 2^ Total ~ 422 Bowling analysis : Braund took ( wickets for 130, Barnes 3 for 105, JesKOp 0 fof,, 37, Quaife 0 for 12, Jonfelj : i for" 24) outtn 0 for 21, Hay-W^-d 0 foi-.^ijlieGahey 0 for 10. ReH^ivea KBvfembfer 28, 8.22, p.m. ,-w^iifiey; NSvember 26.— Requiring; 379', run 3tp win, the Englishmen j went in for their second innings. 1 McGahey and- -Maclaren began the task. The former had scored c couple when he stepped out at one from Clarke, which he spooned softly to Gregory, at silly point. HayWdi ; d jbiiibfi tUe .captain, and steadj plilv brought the score to 82, when Macl'af e"n li&rr'bwly escaped being rui out, owing to a smart return bj' Trumper. The century appeared at the end of an hour and forty minutes,' both batsmen hitting splendidly. Hayward was just over his hall century when Clarke got him with i j beauty. Very slow play followed Quaife's .appearance. The latter was at .th~e wicket 22 minutes before obtaining a single run. Clarke hac 1 the batsfnen £ied tip. Quaife at last tipped one from ttowell into Kelly'.<hands a^> the wicket. Maclaren, whe was playing , Clarke very gingerly, feinOte onfe babkj which the bowlei &cc"ept<ed: Tylge'fjiey and Jonef blayeil out till ihe adjourament Stiotes :.— •EMglanH; Ist innings 33iEngland: — 2nd innings. McGahey, c S._ Gregory, b Clarke I Maclaren, c and b Clarke 7? Haywafd, blJfarke 53 Quaife, c Keliy,- b ITowell 3 Tyldesley, not out 2? •Jones, not out f ' 3 Total for 4 wickets 160 deceived November 27, 2.17 p.m. Sydney, November 27.— 1t is flm and 1 cool, England has lost si> WicketS for 175rTylrteslgy; not out 30 •Jones & Jessop c Lilley, not out I

VICTORIA V. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Received November 26, 8.10 p.m. •Melbourne, November 26.—Victoria's fli'st iiitli^igs closed for 464— Layer not. out 103, sundries 22. SbutH Australia, who made 410 in thJßir firßt 'innings, in their second innings have made 259— Hi1l 43, Hack 60, Reedtiran 53, McKenzie 20.