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3 THE AUSTRALIANS AT HOME, [redter’s telegrams—copyright.] > London’, June 17. i The cricket match, Australians versus Gentlemen of England, commenced at Kensington Oval to dsy. The weather was cold and Inclement, but the attendance of the public was good. The following are the names of the Gentlemen players :—Hon M. B. Hawke, Messrs G. Kemp. G. Topen, A. Turner, W. G. Grace, C. E. Horner, M. Lucas, W, H. Patterson, N. W. Reid, W. E. Roller, and A; F. Kemp. The home team went in first, and remained at the wickets all day, and nearly all making double figures. Grace p’syed a splendid innings for 148, during which he only gave one chance. When the stumps were drawn at the conclusion of the day’s play the Gentlemen had scored 350 with the loss of only five wickets. i Following are the detailed scores : Grace, c ... ... ... 148 , Patterson, o 44 Lucas o 8 ' Reld.c 34 | Hawke, c ... ... ... 56 1 Roller; not out ... ... 33 j Kemp, not out ... ... 15 [ Sundries... 12 .
Five wickets down for 360 London, June 18,
la the cricket match Australians v. Gentlemen of England, the latter in their first inning scored! J I t M.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1268, 19 June 1886, Page 2
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198CRICKET Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1268, 19 June 1886, Page 2
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