English Cricketers.

Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10478, 23 November 1903, Page 1

English Cricketers.

(Per United Press Association-) SYDNEY, N<t>v«miber 21. .. The game: "Was resunned in fine weather. Theriß was' a goodl wiokeb and a : lange attendanceTyldlesiley was ouit tihe seoondi over. Then Braundl amd Hinsti became partneys.; The former stonewalled, while the latter hit out merrily. ■ TTiere were numerous chanjgiesi in the .bowlimg, bub tlie sefiaration was I'not effeotedl until aifter lumoli, when /Hirst, ■ mi ■playing forwairdl to Ho^vell, wa* oleh.ni bowled—five for 265. I Hirsb. Domipiled: 66, inicludinig 12 !fours. ' Braiundi was; a* the' wioketd .for 2A hoursi beifore he was oaug'ht in 'tine slip® for 1 36. | ■ Arnold .14, and! Relf 1.2 wene. the , only other double figuirets, andl the inmiiigis ended! for 319. Mcßeithi tooJc three widkets for 72 rums ai\dl INloMe 3 far 81- ---| After the teai adjournment Kew Soutihi Wales began their second innings. I TVmnper wa& out for 11. Duff amid C. Gregory eairriedl the soore to 83, when the foimor, off a wi^etched •stipoke, ■wa& easily caught by the wickeitrkeei>er after 1 scoring 44^ C Gregory was canight after soor.img 36, hut the other* wickets fell rapidly, and when the stumps were draw|n, six wuikeibsi v,-<enx> d|o<wn f^.r 114 runs Tli© local tuami thus require 1)7 11708 io sare an inningis defeat, ■wtrtJl only four wiukets in hand.