ANOTHER CRICKET DRAW.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 608, 10 September 1909, Page 5

ANOTHER CRICKET DRAW.

4 , BAMFORD'S TEAM. (By Uelcgrapa.—l'rcas /»j»oclatlon-GoDyrli:litl H London, September 8, Owing to further falls of rain plaj 111 the match Anstrahin cnckoteis against Bamfqrd's team at TJttoxeter was not started to-day till 210 p m. 'file uickot was very soft, perq was only a small attendance Tbo AU-Eaglaacl team, which liad lost eight wiokote for 08, carxied their fust inning , !' total to 110 At drawing of p stumps ih<S Australians had peered 110 for so\cn ifickets rhe matoh nos diawn Scores. . ■ ENGLAND. FIHRV InMKOB~ ' ' fromonger, c. M'Ahster, b O'Connor ... 21 Tnrrant, c, Msoartnev, b. Vfhitty ...• 8 Hajca, c M'Alistor, b. O'Connor ... 16 Gunn. l.b w , b. Armstrong 11 Crawford, b Ariustiong ... . 12 MaoLaron, 1 b >\\, b 0 Connor s .. , . . 0 Jorcs, b O'Connor s ~, 2 Lillcy, c Macartney, b. O'Connoi ... 3 Buckenhara, b O'Connor . . I ... 23 Barnes, c. Hopkins, b. Trumper ... 18 Bljtlic, not out ... . 17 Extras ... 0 ' Total 140 Bowr.jNa Anamsis O'Connor, sii wickets for 42 runs; Whitty, ono for 12, Hopkins, nono foi 26; Armstropg, tno for 27, Trumper, one for 24. AUSTRALIA. Fiii3T Innings Trumpet, o. Hajcs, b. Barne , } ..' ... 12 Whitty, o. BuokflDham, b. Barnes ... 1 Catkeck, b. Hajes . 37 O'Connor, c. Tarrant, b. Barnes ... 2 M'Alistor, b. Ironmonger ~ 30 Bardsloy, not out ,' ' 9 Macartney, b Hajos 0 Noblo, c Lilley, b, Jonc3 14 Extras, . 5 Total for seyen nick«ts 110 BowMNo AU/kLtau Blytho, no i.;ckcts for 23 runs, Barnes, three for 22: Buckonhira, none foi 13; Tan rant, none for 22, Iremonger, ono for 8, Hajes, i«o for 8; MaoLarcn, nono for 1; Jones, ono for 8 ' Barnes (6) and Buckenham (4), tho two not-out men, continued the English innings Shortly after starting Barnes played forward to Hopkins, who caught him Nino for 109 Buekenham and Blytho plajed briskly Tho latter hit off 17 m ton minutes, then Buckenham was bowled by O'Connor,. The innings lasted 160 minutes, and closed for a total of 110 Trurarfer and Whitty started the Australians innings, but tho lattor was caught by Buckenham off Barnes after making a single One for 8) • i Tho second wicket fell at 21, when Trunv per skied ono to cQvcr-point, Hayes taking a catch off Barnes O'Connor added a coupk, and then gavo a catch to Tnrrant at long-on, Barnes again being the bowler Threo for 23 Cukeck b&ttcd soundly for his 37 He gave a chance to at second-slip o5 Buckenham when he had made 14 He put m a useful partnership with M'Ahster ' , M'Abster made bw scoro of 30 in fifty minutes He was bowled by Iromongor. Four for 82 Carkcek batted 83 I minutes, and thon Hayes bowled htm Five for 90. Bardsley and Macartnev were together, but tho latter was bowled immediately by Hayos, without altering tho total. Noblo joined Bardsley, but Lilley caught him at tho wiokets off Jones shortly after he reached double figures. | At tho close of play seven wiokets were down for 110 rims Tho matob v, as drawn NEXT ENGLISH TEAM, (Rec September 9, 540 p m ) London, September 9 Tho team for the Scarborough match against tho Australians is Spoonor, Hutchmgs, Fano, Corr, Hirst. Rhodes, Hunter, Buclicnham, Hobbs, Tjluesley, and Thompson; [W. Cwkcelc. tho wcciud 'kecpor of the Australian rieven, has obtnined his best score of tl u tour at Uttoteler The Victorian has now plaTiid in fifteen inning, and ho lenmres four mure runs to reach thrco ficures The Austnhnni have evidently tosssil foi the order of going to tho wickets, as was tho case m ScotVanJ when Armstrong wont in Inst Tho noxt match will toko placp at Soaiborough, nhcro J, B Hobbs makes his first appenrnnce against tho Australians si'neo tho Third Test]