THE ENGLISH TOUR

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1369, 21 February 1912, Page 5

THE ENGLISH TOUR

SYDNEY MATCH

EIGHT WICKETS' VICTORY

RHODES PROMINENT,

By Telccnph—Press Aeeoriation-Copjrlcht (Hoc. February 20, G.!i p.m.) Sydney, February 20. Wanting 105 runs to win, Hobbs and Rhodes o|K>ncd England's second innings against New South Wales. Scott and Hazlitt took np the bowling.

Rhodes set out to make the pace, and, in the first halt-hour, scored 33 oul of a tola! of 47.

Kelleway then bowled vice Hazlitt, and, off his second ball, Scott badly missed Hobbs in the slips. Next ball, however, Andrews, fielding at point for Trumper, who had not arrived, made a brilliant catch.

Soon after Gunn joined him, Rhodes reached iG, thus completing his thousand in first-class matches during the (our.

Gunn should havo boon out at twenty, as he stepped out and missed, but M'Kow fumbled instead of stumping him. 100 went up for 74 minutes.

After lmichvon Scott and Emery were both expensive, the latter being especially loose. Gunn's 50 occupied 70 minutes.

Rhodes was loudly cheered on completing his second century in the match, which he knocked up in the fine time of 123 minutes, and without a chance. He later hit out at Kelleway, and Collins, at point, effected a good catch. Ho had hit 15 fours, and the partnership had yielded a hundred and thirty-seven.

Only 11 runs were wanted when Hearne joined Gunn. Hearne hit a short one, which wae overthrown to. the boundary, making 5, and tho remainder came in singles. -England thus won by 8 wickets.

The New South Wales fielding was very poor throughout, this contributing largely to England's easy victory. The attendance was about 1000.

N.S.W.—First Innings. Bardsloy, c. Gunn, b. Foster 2 Collins, b. Foster o Gregory, c. Foster, b; Barnes 5 Macartney, 6t. Strudwick, b. Douglas 18 Trumper, b. Woolley 7 Kellcway, c. Hobbs, b. Foster il Hazlitt, c. Douglas, b. Foster 7 Barbour, b. Foster 29 Emery, c. Woolley, b. Foster 4 Scott, not out 13 H'Kew, b. Foster o Sundries 12

Total ioi Bowling Analysis. Foster took seven wickets for 36 runs Barnes, one for 20; Douglas, one for 31 Woolley, one for 1. How the Wickets Fell. 123*5679 10 1 16 39 41 74 83 89 106 106 England.—First Innings. Hobbs, e. Hazlitt, b. Eelleway 31 Rhodes, c. Kolleway, b. Hazlitt 11! Gunn, c. Kellcway, b. Hazlitt % Hearne, c. Emery, b. Hazlitt 3! Foster, c. and b. Hazlitt , 1( Douglas, run out | Woolley, b. Hazlitt ; Mead, c. Bardsley, b. Hazlitt 2: Vine, c. Kellcway, b. Hazlitt 2: Barnes, c. Kelloway, b. Emery H Strudwick, not out | Sundries 21 Total 31 Bowline Analysis.

Soott took no wickets for 66 runs; Hazlitt, seven for 95; Macartney, none for 2G; Emery, ono for 49; Kelleway, one for 51. How tho Wickets Fell. 123456 7 8 9 10 91 157 213 231'251 254 269 296 315 315 N.S.W.—Second Innings, Trumpcr, run out 53 Gregory, not out 180 Bardsley, b. Foster '8 Macartney, b. Douglas 24 Barbour, c. Woolley, b. Hobbs 10 Kelleway, b. Hobbs 3 Collins, st.; Strudwick, b. Hobbs 3 Hazlitt, c. Woolley, b. Vino 12 Emery, b. Foster 05 Scott, c. and b. Hobbs 1 M'Kew, absent .' — Sundries 39 Total 103 Bowling Analysis. Foster took two wickets for 53 runs; Barnes, none for 38; Woolley, none for 60; Douglas, one for 76; Vine, one for 51; Hearne, none for 10; Hobbs, four for 25; Rhodes, none for 45. How the Wickets Fell. 123456789 10 81 100 182 201 217 229 257 401 403 403 England.—Second Innings. Hobbs, c. sub., b. Kelleway 14 Rhodes, c. Collins, b. Kelleway 109 Gunn, not out 56 Hearne, not out 6 Sundries 10 Total for 2 wicked 193 Bowling Analysis. Scott, 0 wickets for 32; Hazlitt, 0 for 33; Emery, 0 for 35; Kelleway, 2 for 42; Macartney, 0 for 14; Collins, 0 for 22; Barbour, 0 for 7.

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