THOSE "ASHES."

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 469, 30 March 1909, Page 7

THOSE "ASHES."

AUSTRALIAN TEAMS IN ENGLAND. HISTORY OF THE TEST CAMES. TOLD IN FIGURES. The figures achieved by Australian teams in , test matches played in England np till 1890 wore given in yesterday's issue. The interesting analysis of the "mettle of Australia" in these classic games is hero continued. 1893. The Australian Eleven of this year faced the All England Eleven at lords, th 9 Oval, and Manchester. The first and last games were ..drawn. Tho Oval contest ended in a viotory for .'• England by an innings and 43 runs. The batting and bowling figures for the '"93" Tests" are as follow:— j ■ ■.■•■■. '•' ENGLAND. ■ . Battinq. '

• ■■■■.. ENGLAND. ■. ■ , . BOWMNG.'

■■; V .. '.' . AUSTRALIA. Battino.

AUSTRALIA. ;_ , Bowling.' •■

/ \ • • '1895. .- ■ ■ / ■-, England defeated Australia'.by 6 wickets at Lords, and at the Oval by 66 runs. At Manchester Australia iron by 3 wickets. The batting and bowling averages are as follow.— ■ ENGLAND. \ ' ■ '."■■': Batting.

,';■;■■ '-■;■ ;' J;:1 /England; : :' ' \ '"." : . ■■•'■ . 'Bowling. -■.. ■■ . . '

:'■"■ " ' AUSTRALIA. .-■ Batting.

AUSTRALIA. Bowling.

• . 1899. Five'tests'were played this year. The only match concluded was won by Australia at Lords by 10. wickets. The battinp and bowling figures of the players engaged are as under:— . ENGLAND, s ■ Batting.

ENGLAND. Bowinro.

AUSTRALIA. Battino.

\ AUSTRALIA. \ BOWUNQ.

■ \ 1902. The first two matches were drawn, Australia won by 143 runs at. Sheffield and 3 runs at Manchester. The last match at the Oval England gained a narrow one wicket victory. The details of the llve tests are as follow.— j \ ENGLAND. Batting.

: ■". ENGLAND. Bowung.

AUSTRALIA. . . Batting.

AUSTRALIA. ■ . Bowling. . \

: ■ 1905. _ Of the five matches this summer no fewer than throe of the Tests were written off as drawn At Trent Bridge England won by 213 rnns. The English Eleven won by an innings and SO runs at Manchester. The batting and bowling averages work out as follow:—i ENGLAND. ; Batting.

' ENGLAND. , > 'Bowling, ■ •■• '■■■.: ,■

- ' AUSTRALIA. Batting.

AUSTRALIA. > BoWling.

'„ ■ ' In- Not ■ _Name. • ninga. out. Runs. At. V 2; Jackson... ... 3 0 199 66.33 ■ £i Shrewsbury- .... i o 265 ' '66.25 f- t§-. ? raoe - 2 ' ° ' 108 ■ . 51 - £• Ward ... ... 2 0 63 34 W._W. Head ... ... 2 0 64 32 ■ A. E. Stoddait ... 4 0 120 30 W. Flowers .;. ' ... 2 0 39 19.5 T. Biohardson ' ... 1 .-o 16 •■ 10 E.,Wainffright ... 2 0 27 13.5 • S- ,?,^ 1 '•• - '■•• 2 1 12 12 . G. MGregor 3 1 22 11 W. Brookwell ... 1 0 11 11 . W.. H. lockwood ... 3 0 82 10.66 J. M. Read ... ... 2 0 . 7 3.5 , {•< 'BriffiS 2 0 2 1 A; MoE ■ .„•••... 3 1 0 —

Iiame. -•■■,•■• • Wkts. Rnns. At. T. Richardson .10. 156 15.6 W. H._Lockwood \i 234 16.71 J. Briggs ... ... ... 16 293 18.31 W. Floirers... ... ... 1 21 21 A. Mold ... . ... ... 7 -234 33.42

■■ ■ ■ ■ In- . Not. . ■ _Name. • nings. out. Runs. Av. W. Bruce 5 1 159 39.73 H. ; Graham 5 0 170 34 A. C. Bannerman ... 5 0 161 32 2 G. H. S..Trott ... 5 ' 0 . Uβ 29,2 r"if ■ t £° n U- ■- s • 0 "7 23.4 J. M. • Blackham -.'..53 U 22 G. Gtff«n :.. ... 5 0 ' 91 18.2" S. E. Gregory ... 5 0 75 15 H. Trnmble ... ... 5 1 ■ 58 ■ 145 C. T. B. Turner ... 5 0 31 6 8 E. W. M'Leod ... 5 0. .20 i ,

Name. \ Wkts.. Ituns. At. £• lff « n m - - - :6 m 21.37 C T.B. Turner ... ...11- 315 28.63 W. Brnce 5 156 31.2 H. Trumblo ..6 23i 39 E- W. M'leod- ...' ■ ... 2 157 78.5 G. H. S. Trott 0 76 -

■■.-•' : ■ 'In-- Not . ■" _;Name. _ nings. , out. ■ Rims. Av. . K. S. Banjitsinhji ... A- .,.0- 235 58.75 W...Gunn. ... ' ... 2 . 1 38 38 By Abel ... ; ... 6 0 ,' ' 184 •■ ■ 80.66 ; A. E. Stoddart ... i J 103 ' 25.75 A. A. Lilley ... ... 5 1 92 23 F. S. .Taokson ... 5 • 0- 110— 22 JT/Brown ... , ... ,i ' 0 86 21.5 • W. G. Gilace ... • ... 6 • 0 319 '19.83 T. Hayward ... -...■ i .. 1 38 12.66 A. C. MacLaren . ...' 4 '• ' 0 41 • 10.25 J. T. Hearne , '.;;■■ 5 o 47 94 ,'J- Briggs ... ! ... 2 0 16 8 T. Rionardson ... 5 2 -'20 6 68 Capt E. G. Wynyard 2 :0 ' .13 . 6.5 .&.-.!A. Lohmann ..'.1 01 1' > .B..Peel'.'..'". .... .„... 2 ; .0. 0 —

Name. . Wkts. Runs. At.. ■' •■• 8 53 6.62 J. T. Hearne ... ... 15. .211. 14.06 Or.. .A. Lohmaim ... • ... 3 ; 52 17.33 . - T. ..Richardson. ... , ..; ,25 . 439 17.56 A. A.Lilley ... ... 1 23 23 ,J. Bnggs ... 3 123 41

• ' . . In- Not . Name. nings. out. Buns. At. F. A. IreSale ..... 4 ■ 0 152 38 G..H. S. Trotfc ... 6 0, 206 34.33 S. E., Gregory ...6 0 182 . 30.33 .T. J. Kelly ... ... G 3 72 24 T. B. M'Kibtrin ... 3 1 44, 22 / G. Giffen ... ...;-6 0 119 19.83 J. Darling 6 0 112 18.66 H. Trumble ... ,... 6 2 '■ 55 • 13.75 O. J. Eady ... ... 2, 1 12 12 H. Ponnan ... ... 6 : 0 46 7.66 H. Graham 2 o 10 5 C, Hill' .. : ... 6 0 80 5 E.' Jones ... ... 5 0 18 3.6

T. E. JI'Kibbm U 162 14.72 £• J i Ea(J y. 4 . 69 ? 17.25 «• « lff en •■ ... 9 285 31.66 &■'Jones - ...£ 203 33.83

•■ x, ' . In " Not _JName. nings. out. Runs. Av. T. Ward 7 1 413 6S:83 K. S. Hanjitsinh]! ... 8 2 278 46.33 A. A. Lllley ... ... 5 1 181 . 45.25 T I- J ackso11 - 8 1 303 43.28 A. C. MaoLaren ... 6 1 164 32.8 T °- J °ne3 1 0 31 31 ff$*&z\ :il C. L.-Townsend ... 3 o ' m it T7..G. Grace . 2 J J!' 6 , 6 •TV. Gunn 2 0 1 17 - ■ o't G. H. Hirst 1 o« R W. R. Rhodes ... 4 1 ,a ?„ J. T. Hearno . 3 1 18 8 f 5 W. Mead ...'....2 ft ? L W. Storor ... .. 2 0 6 f

Name. Wtts. Runs Av. W H. Lockwood 7 .101. H85 J. Brggs ... ... ... 3 5 3 £«■ £ /°" fa * • 12 262 • 2183 J. T. H«arne 13 321 nl ™ C.L Townsend 1 % | 69 KR. Rhodes 13 331 2m K S. Ranjitsinhji 1 30 . 3 q W. M. Bradley 6 2 33 38.83 T. Hayward 3 m F. Jackson ... • ... 5 iu %f • w - Me atl 1 oi 91

,, ■ In- jNot m. a. Nobie...:: I \. 3 - 2 ■:■■■:•$ 5 SS 1 V Trumper ... •;. J. . gj ».<» i" V - 10 J 232 25.77 P.. A. Iredale ... 5 • 1 ■ 102 a 5 &. .fc. Gremiy : ... 8 0 188 -23 5 {,• g-1 118 10.85 1. .Tohos ... „ ■ 7 (j y. . \ W. l>. EeweU ... 7 2 13 2.G

Name. \ Wkts. Runs Av. F. Laver ' ; 4 70 J7.5 B. Jones \ .... 28 657 25.26 M. A. N0W0 16 >M 25.37 H. Trumblo ... 1 12 375 31.25 W. P. Howell 8 316 43.25 C. E. M'Lecd ... ... 1 131 131

\ In- Not Name. ' nings. out. Runs. Av. W. R. Rhodes \ ... 7 G 67 67 F. S; Jackson \... 8 1 311 44.42 G. H. Hirst ... \... 5 1 157 39.25 G. L. Jessop ... '... 5 0 190 38 J. T. 'i'yldesley ,.. 7 0 245 35 A. C:. MacLaren .,. 8 X 108 28.28 W. H. Lookwood 1 8G 21.5 R. Abel i i 0 73 . 18.25 L. C. Brnniid ..: 7 0' 115 16.42 L. C. H. Palairet ..:■ 4 0 49 12.25 F. W. Tate \ 2 19 9 A. A. Lilley \ 7 0 46 6.57 S. P. Barnes ... • 2 0 12 6 K. S. Ranjitsinhji ... 4 0 19 4.75 T. Hayward 2 0 7 3.5 C. B. Fry. 4 0 5 1.25

Name. ; Wkts. Knns Av. ■W. H. Loofcwood ... ... 17 208 12.11 s. F. Barnes ; 7 09 li.U W. E. Rhodes ... ... 22 336 • 15.27 G. H. Hirst ... !.„■ 9 208 23.11 F. AV. Tate ... ...■ z " 51 25.5 li. C. Braund ... • ... i 7 210 30 T. S. Jaokson \ G 209 34.83

'■ . In " Not' . Name. ninga. cut. Euns. Av. C. Hill 8 ;1 ' 258 '36.85 V. Trumper ... ... 8 0 247 30.87 H. Trumblo 6 2 107 2G.75 A. J. C. Hopkins ... 7" • 1- 117 19.5 M. A. Noble 7 0 129 18.42 E. A. Duff 8 0 129 16.12 J. Darling 7 0 109 15.57 S. E. Gregory . ... 8 1 100 14.28 W. \V. Armstrong .„ 7 0 97 13.85 J. J. Kelly ... ... 7 3\ 46 11.5 J. V. Saunders . ... 6 1 6 1.2 E. Jones ... ' ... 1 0 ' 0 — W. P. Howell ... 1 0 '; .0 -.

tr N fi? 6 - ' Eun 3- At. H. TrumUe ... 26 1371 14.2G ■M. A. Noble.. U "i 307 . 21.92 A. J. C. Hopkins ... ... 2 , 49 • 2-1.5 J. V. .Sauncfers, ... ... 18 l 473 ' 26.27 f Jones ... 3 107 35.66 ■V. Trumpor ... ... ... 2 101 50.5 W. P. Howell ... ... 1 !58 58 W. W. Armstrong 2 123 61.5

In- Not ■ _Name. nings. out. Runs. Av. F. S. Jackson ... 9 • 2 492 70.28 J. T. Tyldesley.. ... 9 l 424 53 W. E. Khoifes ... 5 - 2 148 . 48.GG K. H. Spoonor ... 3 0 131 43.66 A. C. MacLaren v .... 7 0 303 43.28 g- g- Hirst 4 1 105 35 P. Hayward 9 0 305 33.88 h. Arnold ,5 2 U 24 66 B. J. T. Bosanqnet...' 6 2 85 21*25 A. A; LiUey ... ... SO 93 18.60 ?■ Haigh 2 0 25 12.5 W- Brearloy. 2 1 n n A. O. Jones ... • ... 4 0 40 10 A - '™ un Sr ■•»'••• 1 0 8 8 A. R. Yyarren ..,1, 0 7 7 D. Denton - - '■■••'.;■;■'.'■.;. 2 - ! ■■■■•0'■■■•' -12 6 6. L. Jessop ... .... 1 . 0 ■ .1 0 — C. Blytktf-. %■:.••■•!'.•.■.' l-(.-< 0 .«?■• -0 ■'■ —

Name Wkts. Run 3 . Av. F. S. Jackson 13 201 15.46 A.'E. Warren 6 113 18.83 ?• Blythe ... i 77 M25 W. Brearley ... . ... u 277 • 19.78 a. J. 1. Bosanqnet ... 9 201 22.33 xSaf' :: ::: ::: 1 g t 75 W i rn I , " -••• 7 2U - 30.57 W. E.-Bho<le3 ... ... 10 3U 31.« G. H. Hirst ... .... 6 212 35.33

.. • In- Not Wame. ■ mngs. out. Kuns. Av. If w^ nS C" 8 ° 335 iJ - 87 W.W. Armstrong ... 9 1 252 31.50 J. Darling ... ... 9 1 230 28.75 J. J. Kelly ... 7 4 73 2133 S. E. Gregory ... 5 1 91- 23.50. & Hill 9 0 188 20.88 At. A. Noblo 9 0 173 59.22 V. Trumper 8 1 125 17.85 A. Cotter 5 0 80 16. A. J. C. Hopkiiis ... S 0 80 16. £' ave , r r<T 1- N - 7 3- 62 15.50 C. E. M'Leod ... 8 1 47 6 71 D. B. A. Gehrs ... 2 0 H 55

T> N A me ™ « mts - RllI >s- Av. E. A. Duff. 85 2125 A. J. C. Hopkins i m 28.75 *• J*™ IB 510 - 31.87 4 ™ tte , r , ■ - 13 427 32-W JJ - - Armstrong ... ... 16 538 M.5S C- E. M'Leod 10 525 52.5 M. A. Noble 6 409 ■ 68.16