TEST MATCH ENDS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1058, 22 February 1911, Page 5

TEST MATCH ENDS.

AFRICA-COLLAPSES; j i 1 HOME TEAM WINS BY 530 RUNS. j HORDERN BAGS FIVE WICKETS. ] By Telejrranh-PreM Association-Copjrlglit (Rec. February 21, 7 p.m.)' \ Melbourne, February 21. The fourth Test match, Australia v. South Africa, -was concluded to-day, Australia winning by 530 runs. The weather was ideal, and the wicket good. ' j Schuarz and i'aulkner opened the ] bowling^ , " and '. Sehwarz nearly bowled" Kansford,with his fourth delivery. Hor- ' dern, however, was soon dismissed, being caught at short-leg. Hβ had'batted for ■. jj 41 minutes, and had been manifestly ' j hampered by his injured fingers. Hjs score included three fourers. Schwarz'a j first wicket had : cost 139 runs. ] Eansford reached SO in 64 minutes, but \ Carter was short-lived, being caught at I Bhort-leg. Eansford and Whitty scored ■ "'{ freely, 73 runs being pnt:on in;an hour, j Several changes in the attack were tried. i but Whitty made an unexpected stand, ! and played admirably. Eansford evontu- \ ally succumbed through trying to pull a, j ball which was pitched on the wicket. \ Hβ had batted for 123 minutes in very, , attractive style, and his total included 1 nine fourers. Altogether, the innings j had lasted 389 minutes. ■; /iulch and Strieker opened South\ | Africa's second innings. The former was . „ handicapped by his strained leg, and' ' Commaillo ran for him.' Cotter arid: Whitty took up the bowling, and. in Cotter's second over, Strieker was caught at the wickets. Zulch made a few good strokes both to leg and . off, and then, fell to a beautiful dashing catch in the * slips. Faulkner and ,Is ourse were slow, patient, and cautious, but presently the latter gave a chance, and was • easily, caught. Snooke began : nicelyj; and the hundred occupied 83 minutes. Just on tea-time Snooke was clean, bowled. On play being resumed Sinclair joined" Faulkner, who had scored DO runs in-83 minutes. When he was 52 ho was missed - by Whitty. Thirteen was scored off one over from Hordern, and; when ho was nine, Sinclair was, missed by: Carter off Whitty. Sinclair then drove Whitty for tho first, sixer of tho 'match, and Faulkner also lifted Hordern for a sixer. Sinclair was j dissatisfied with the.decision which gave him out. ) Schwarz had only a short life. Whitty, v fielding at mid-off, missed Faulkner when . he was 79 off Horderh; but nest ball. : Sherwell was caught at point.' Faulkner then played Whitty on. . He had .played I bright cricket, his innings lasting j 131 minutes, and' included nine fourere and , one sixer. .' Feglcr was caught at cover,' ' The whole innings lasted'l4s minutes. \ The following are the scores:— .'_] '-} Australia.—First Innings. Trumper, b. Faulkner _ '1 •■ Bardsley, c. Schwarz, b. Pegler .........; 82 Hill, b. Llewellyn A.........;.......;.;.;.;.... 11' Armstrong, run out -..; ..;...........:.... -48Gehrs, st. Sherwoll, b. Vogler 9 Kelleway, run out 59 Eansford, 1.b.w.,: b. Schwarz.. .. 75 Cotter, b. Pegler Iβ Hordern, c. Vogler, b. Pegler ■ 7 Carter, run out „ —„ 5 "j Whitty, not out ." ."......' 0 i ..._u Extras ~ .'.,,,... a 15 . Total .'. 328 Bowling Analysis. Llewellyn took one wicket for 65; Faulkner, 1 for 82; Schwarz, 1 for" 31; Vogler, 1 for 30; Sinclair, none for 40; • Pegler, 3 for 40; Strieker, none for 18; Ivourse, none for 4. How this Wickets Fell.' J 1 2\3 i; 5 6.7 8 ' D 10 0 24 126 146 19S 289 310 317 328. 333 \ South Africa.—First Innings. Zulch, run out 2 Strieker, b. Hordern 4 'Faulkner,* e^ , Gehrsi'b; Hordern ...... 20 * Nourse, not out ..;................. ..'93 Snooke, b. Whitty .' :...... l> Sinclair, b. Hordern ......_ 0 - Schwarz,_b. Whitty ........ .V. 18' Sherwell,'c. Matthews, b. Whitty ...... 4 Llewellyn, b. Whitty ..". 7 Pegler, c. Hill, b. Cotter...: _' 15 ' Vogler, b. Cotter 0 Extras 5 ■* - Total 205 Bowling Analysis, i '1" ' Cotter look two wickets for 16 runs; Whitty, four for 78; Hordern, three for > 39; Armstrong, none for 25; : Kelleway, none for 42. ' ' \ ' ' How the Wickets Fell. v ■12 3 4 5 6.7 8 9 :10 ' 7 11 36 37 38 65 156 171205 205 Australia.—Second Innings. ICelleway, run out •.■."lβ. - Gehrs, c. Snooke, b. Faulkner .......V.: 53 Bardsley, run out „ fls Armstrong, c. Shernell, b. Vogler ... 132 Hill, st. Sherwell, b. l'eglcr 100. Trumper, c. Sherwell, b. Vogler ....:.. 87 Bansford, b. Faulkner 95 Cotter, c. Pearse, b. Vogler ...........: ;'O Hordern, c. Pearse, b. Schwarz ...... 21 Carter, c. Snooke, b. Faulkner ......... 2 Whitty, not out 33 Extras .'. 8 Total 578 Bowling Analysis. Sinclair, ,no wickets, for 71 ■ runs; ' Schwarz, one for 161; Pegler, one for 88; Faulkner, three for 101; Zulch, one for: 26; Vogler, three for '59; Nourse, none, for 31; Snooke, none for 12; Stricknr, none for 14. , How the Wickets FelK •1 2 3 U 5 6 7 S 9 10 48 88 106 260 403 418 420.491 496 578 South 'Africa.—Second Innings. lulch, c. Trumper, b. Cotter ;......:.... 15 Strieker, c. Carter, b. Cotter 0 Faulkner, b. Whitty .' 80 Ivourse, c- and b. Hordern 28 Snooke, b. Hordern 7 Sinclair, 1.b.w., b. Hordern 19 Schwarz, c. Carter, b.- Whitty ....„...• 1. Shcrwell, c. Kelleway, b. Hordern ..." 0 Pogler, c. Gehrs.b. Hordern 8 Vogler, not out 2 Llewellyn, absent ........................:...... 0 ' Extras .'. .....'. 11 Total „ ...„.,........„ ...;...;,;.. 171 Bowling Analysis. -, - Cotter took two wickets for 22 rnn«; Whitty, two for 32; Kelleway, none for 25; Hordern, fivo for G6; Armstrong, none for 15. How the Wickets Fell. 12.3 456789 C. 25. 88,108 151158 161 165 171