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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8245, 10 August 1893, Page 2

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I The Australian Eleven m England. i Hatch Against Kent County. (By Eleotno Telegraph— Copyright.) (Per TJnited ;Press . Association.) Lohdok, August 9. , The attendance at Canterbury on the leoond day of the match wa* Tery large. The weather was splendid »nd the wicket excellent. In addition to those mentioned, Bashleigh and Patterson each scored 19 and Marchant 21 in Kent's first innings. • Trott took three wiokets for 28, and Tramblo three for 30. Sent followed on, and in their second attempt did better, the total being 193 Hearna 37, Mason 18, Raehleiga 26, lie Fleming 12, Patterson 51, and Marohant i 86. Turner took six wickets for 27. The Australians hare lost one wicket for for three runs in their second innings. Ltzss, The attendance at the cricket match was again good and the wicket lirelj. The Australians requiring 96 runs ia their second innings to win the match were disposed of for 60, the Home team thus winning by 86 runs. Bruce was the highest scorer* with 23. Wright took four wickets for 24, and A. I Hearna five for 35.

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