THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10129, 11 December 1911, Page 4

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

MATCH AGAINST EILKVEIN OF AUSTiRALIA,. BiYGLu^ND' SC'OiRE' 267 KUINS. AUSTHAILIA HTGHT WICKETS FOR 277 RUINS. (Per UniteH Press Association. ) (Received 10th, 6.55 p.m.) „ BMSBAXEi December tO. Ten thousand were present at the cricket match, between the Englishmen and an Australian eleven. England's innings lasted 3 hours 22 minutes. They scored 267 runs. Douglas showed brilliant batting tfor 101 (not out). | The bowling and fielding \vku> good. | Australia opened poorly, losai™ ■ four wickets for 32 runs. Trumpor, Mtinnett, Kelleway, and Crawford then "batted splendidly. 1 The bowling was good, 'but the I fielding was moderate, several easy chances Being dropped, j The following are the scores: — ! ENGLAND.—-First Innings. Kinnear, c Barstow b Armstrong 63 Rhodes, c Crawford, b McLaren • 0 I Vine, b McLaren 0 [ MSead, b McLaren 0 ' I'Foster, b MfcLaren 9, Douglas, not out 101' Woolley, o Elvaas, bß'arstow... 9 Hearne, lbw Crawford d? Iremonger, b Minnett 0 Barnes, run out 11 Stiiidwick, b Minnett 3 Sundries 2"i Total 267 Bowling Analysis.—McLaren i for '59, Minnett 2 forJ. 1, Barstow 1 for 53, Crawford 1 for 44, Kellaway 0 for 6, Armstrong 1 1 for 39. AUSTRALIA.—First Innings. Jennings, b Barnes 5 Fennelly, c Strudwick b Iremonger 22 Hnrtigan, o Vine b Iremonger 20 Kelleway, o Strudwick 'b Barnes* 67 Atrmstrong, b Barnes 0 Trumper c Hearne b Iremonger 30 Minnett, o Woolley b Hearne... 69 Crawford, not out frG Evans, b Barnes ... ; 10 McLaren, not out ....:' 10 Sundries 9 Total for eight wickets ... 277