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THE second test match ENGLAND BATS. A CENTURY TO HUTTON. LONDON, July 25. ; the toss-in the second Act ' ■ ' Manchester against Wit Zeal 1 ■ ami at stumps had ‘ (( ] !ims k>r the loss of nine Xew /- - ad s performance was ,o!iii d ie under the difficult JJ}oni--i ■ 1,10 weather playing into hands of England. Rain, Jhj,. ill 1 lie sta:! jor m arlv ;m 1: . twice interrupted play Lj iii.nl' wicket easy. England, (fldentl.v I" ailing from the lesson j, t f,e lii- ; me. I"" 1 ' adumtage J, foiulii 1 ■ and sought to score Mfjiv, h cic restrained hy the JLralilc ■•maey of Vivian and the pc ci-i tcadiness of Gallielian Duiiii .as well as being upset j v ait a deadliness of Cowie. Vivian ed with steady length jflmci 1. getting some turn on ~ yi , lunch and was never jfillr mu 1 U' 11 utton. whose (jrefallv < oiled and excellent cen(l|[V (htui iliicc hours and a half. j ( ' a'jis i ht at mid-oil'. Ilardhai ntury took two hours. jl f #ll s it cd by a qtiickly-drop-njnc hall ' hhe went out to drive Lms i ' stumped by Tindill. Vivian's II -at the tea interval wre 28 o' seven maidens, for 75 runs and I " iekets. Xhe mu underwent an amazing (nnsfomii; from three for 237 at tea t» nil, w 358 at stumps. As |ubnd h over 200 up and only one w-ieko' o.own, the stumps seore fas highly ' i'factory for New ZealaaJ. The care i.'-placed field was ot neat m-i- "to the bowlers. The around li( - was practically without fault. The nic u weather affected the ittemlal —HiHI paid tor adB j.,iuii. i red with an estimated crowd ot •» Scores : EXCI. It.—Fiist Innings. Baradt. r r. h Cowie 112 Hatton. '• i ‘ "in-, b Vivian .. 100 Hard-ton. 'indill, b Vivian .. 58 Hammond, ilalliehmi 33 Paynter. I . b Cowie 33 Arne-, not lfi Maid, h >■ 5 Bohin-. h 1 14 Broun, h<■ I', hail 1 Smithh c K . h tialliehan .... 21 Goddard, i it 4 Extra- 11 Total 1 wickets 35S Bowlin_ ■ .vie four tor 73. Gallirhan tin. or DU. Vivian two for 15, Page i. or lfi. Dunning none for 84. RESULTS OP TOUR. Surrey.—l k Xew Zealand, 233. Surrey. ! I l ' and 127 for four. M.C.C.—A' 1 ned. New Zealand, two for (Htmorgai Lost by six wickets. Xew Z ml. 235 and 100. Glamorgan. 338 and 90 for four. Oxford.—ll ii. Xew Zealand, 335 and 1 "• seven. Oxford, 251 and 27" Maori Cl Drawn. Xew Zealand, 167 to ,n r. Stafford' 1 Won by 158 runs. Ni nd, 119 and 193 for eight .I. Staffordshire, 08 and Sfi. Cimhride c by eight wickets. Xc- rl. 135 and 90 for two. Cam!: • 102 nnrl 128. Uneashit - by eight wickets. Lai 314 and 196 for two. Xew Z d. 282 and 227 for six. ii. New Zealand. and 281 for four. Xort! n. 185 and 304 for four. Ifrbv.lii.. 1 -t by 202 runs. Ceric : i 327 and 241 for seven. v Zealand, 100 and 200. IToreestc: : -Lost hv 130 runs. 'Vnr, 1 ire. 374' and 208 for six. ' Zealand. 154 and 292. Middles indoned. Middlesex, 212 , for 17. New Zealand and 213. Uneashii i by an innings and 74 rr. •, - Lancashire, 443. New 7. 20 and 149. Notts.— New Zealand, 428. Notts. and 454 fpr five. Norfolk.—lV i, v eight wickets. Xort • 5 and 123. New Zealand. In: and 107 for two. first test. Lords. —Drawn. England. :.: and 22fi for four. New Zealand 295 and 175 for eight. Somerset. ~m by seven wickets. Some t. 254 and 316. New Zealm 104 and 170 for three. Gloucester. )vawn. New Zealand, 368 in,. , ir for 91. Gloucester. 335. kicester.- ' awn. Leicester, 557 for fn:i:\ New Zealand, 285 for three. Tork.diin awn. Yorkshire, 364 and 2 1 ',c six. New Zealand. 223 a !03 for nine, wliam.- ;... New Zealand, 330 and 15" -ix. Durham, 270 and 1 lour. wetland- by three wickets. Xew X ", rid. 214 and 182 for sevet Dot land. 237 and 154. Scotland. cby innings and 52 run-. Xew Zealand, 259 for eight Dior.), Scotland, 53 and 154.
CENTURIES. for Glamorgan 101 "Merman, for Derbyshire 112 "Jtmshaw. for Worcestershire . 103 "cir, v Worcestershire *134 “M°n. for Lancashire 108 I‘dfield, f'c r Lancashire 101 Page. v. Xott r 100 v. Notts 121 “"nit, for Notts *149 fj ai 'ilstntf, lor Nolt- HO li.si tort 114 ywnond, first test 140 allacc, v. Somerset 115 animoiul. for Gloucester 108 gWy, for Leicester 150 y'entice, for Leicester 125 V. Leicester *l3O hatton, for Yorkshire 135 Second Test 100
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