THE SURREY MATCH.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1444, 20 May 1912, Page 5

THE SURREY MATCH.

ANOTHER WIN FOR AUSTRALIA MACARTNEY MAKES ANOTHER CENTUIiY. B.v Telecraph—Press Association—Oopyrlsrfct London, May 1". As a result of to-day's play in tho Australia-Surrey match, the former require 53 runs to win, with eight wickets to fall. When play was resumed to-day Surrey had scored 139, and tho Australians had lost five wickets for 102. Macartney being 57 not out*. Tho weather was bright and cool; and tho wicket fast. There was only a small attendance. Macartney and Matthews. Macartney was accompanied to tho wickets by Matthews. The former reached his century in 175 minutes, having mado exactly half the runs scored—2oo, mado in 180 minutes. Matthews, by good olf driving, reached 58, when ho was caught by Bird off Hayes, at long-off. Six for 220. Tho partnership had added 124 runs. Macartney left the same over. In attempting to drivo Ilnyes, he was clean bowled. He had been at tho wickets 195 minutes, his scoro including eighteen l's. Tho retiring batsman had not given a chance. Seven for 229. Emery and Hazlitt took the score to 238, when the latter put his leg in front to Rushby. Eight for 238. Carkcek followed, mado 4, and fell a victim "to tho same bowler. Nine for 25G. Whitty joined Emery, tho pair adding 3G for the last wicket, Whitty being caught easily at cover by Hobbs oft' Rushby. Ten for 292. Emery was 37, not out, mado in his usual vigorous style. Surrey's Sccond Effort. With Hitch absent, the County at its second knock could do no better than 205. Hayward and nobbs, as usual, opened to the bowling of Whitty and Emery. The former was never comfortable, and with the score at 25, Emery got liim leg before. One for 25. The veteran had made eight. Hayes followed, and 105 was hoisted when the newcomer lifted Hazlitt to Whitty at mid-on. Two for 105. Hayes was responsible for IG. Hobbs meanwhile was batting splendidly. With his personal scoro 81, M'Laren, fielding substitute for Jennings, magnificently caught him at long-on oft Hazlitt. The Surrey "crack's" score included a sixer and twelve 4's. Three for 114. Hazlitt secured a wicket next ball, clean bowling Dufcat, who had mado 8. Four for 111. A fast ball from Kellewny disposed of Bush when his scoro was B—five for 142-— and Emery clean bowled Harrison before he had scored. Six for 170. Meanwhile Bird was batting with characteristic vigour and piling on the runs. 110 had Strudwick for another partner, but tho wicketkeeper hit Emery to M'Laren at short-leg after scoring a couple. Seven for 188. Then Emery got Bird's wicket, tho batsman hitting across one. ,He had posted 08 runs in 75 minutes, including two sixers, and eight 4's. Eight for iBB.

Itushby, who followed, was also oleaii. bowled by Emery for 5, and tho innings terminated, Hitch being absent with a chill,

Tho innings closed for 205, Piatt being 7, not out.

Wanting 53 to win, the colonials have lost two wickets for no runs, Mayno being run out in the first over, and Gregory getting l.b.w. to Piatt. Stumps wero drawn at this stage. x BRILLIANT CRICKET. (Rec. May 19, 5.5 p.m.) London, May 18. On resuming to-day the weather was dull, but tho attendance was good. Bardsley and Macartney played brilliant cricket. Australia won by seven wickets. Details are as follow:— SURREY. Second Innings. Hayward, 1.b.w., b. Emery 8 Hobbs, c. M'Laren, b. Hazlitt 81 Hayes, c. Whitty, b. Hazlitt 1G Ducat, b. Hazlitt g Bush, b. Kelleway 9 Bird, b. Emery 68 Harrison, b. Emery 0 Strudwick, c. M'Laren, b. Emery 2 Rushby, b. Emery 5 Piatt, not out 7 Hitch (absent, ill) 0 Sundries 1 Total ! 205 First innings 139 Grand total 841 How the Wickets Pell. 12315G789 25 105 114 111 142 170 188 205 205 Bowling Analysis—Whitty, none for 49; Emery, five for 81; Hazlitt, three for 47. AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Gregory, b. Rushby 2 Jlayne, c. Strudwick, b. Piatt 4 Macartney, b. Hayes 123 Bardsley, b. Rushby 22 Jennings, run out 11 ICelleway, b. Hayes 0 Matthews, c. Bird, b. Hayes 58 Emery, not out 37 Hazlitt, 1.b.w., b. Rushby 5 Carkeek, b. Rushby 4 Whitty, c. Hobbs, b. Rushby 11 Sundries 15 Total 292 How tho Wickets Fell. 12345G 7 8 9 10 2 6 59 97 101 22G 229 238 25G 292 Bowling Analysis.—Rushby, five for 76; Piatt, one for GG; Hayes, throo for 63; Hitch, none for 14; Harrison, none for 18; Bird, none for 23; Hobbs, none for 17. Second Innings. Mayne, run out 0 Gregory, 1.b.w., b. Piatt 0 Bardsley, not out 24 Emery, b. Rushby 0 Macartney, not out 25 Sundries 5 Total for three wickets 54 First innings 292 Grand total 31G How tho Wickets Fell. 1 2 3 0 2 12 Bowling Analysis—Rushby, ono for 17; Piatt, ono for 7; Hitch, none for 16; Ducat, none for 9. SOUTH AFRICANS' POOR DISPLAY. MATCH AGAIN'ST YORKSHIRE. London, .May 17. Yorkshire has established a solid lead over tho. South Africans on the, first inning;. Tho match was begun yesterday, South Africa batting. With the score at ?i> for three wickets, rain put nn eud to play 'or tho daj'i

Tho match was resumed to-day, when the Sentli Africans wero dismissed tor 170, ,nid Yorkshire bad 290 for eight wickets, when stumps wero drawn. Details aro as follow SOUTH. AFRICA. First .Innings. Taylor, b. Hirst Hartigan, o. Denton, b. Haigh 5/ Nourse, b. Hirst 10 Snooke, b. Hirst. 4 White, 1). Haigh « Sehwarz, b. Haigli 0 Mitchell, b. Haigh 8 Beaumont, b. Rhodes 17 Pegler, c. Drake, b. Rhodes 8 Carter, b. Haigh ■' Ward, not out 1 Sundries H Total Bowling Analysis.—Hirst, three wickets for 50 runs; Booth, none for 22; Haigh, five for 83; Drake, none for 23; Rhodes, two for 31. YORKSHIRE. First Innings. Rhodes, c. Carter, b. Pegler 3 Wilson, b. Pegler 20 Denton, b. Pegler S2 Drake, b. White 46 Hirst, o. Ward, b. Carter G5 Tasker, e. Mitchell, b. Pegler 0 Booth, c. and b. Pegler 0 Bates, b. Hartigan 3 Haigh, not ont 53 White, not out 7 Sundries .' 11 Total for eight wickets 290 A DRAWN GAME. (Rec. May 19, 5.5 p.m.) London, May 18. The match was continued to-day, Yorkshire's first innings closing for'3l7. The following aro the additional scores: — Haigh, not out 62 White, b. Nourse 19 Dolphin, c. and b. Nourse 0 Sundries , 11 Total .317 Bowling Analysis.—Pegler, five for 77; Schwarz, none for 77; Nourse, two for 30; Hartigan, one. for 59; Carter, one for 40; White, one for S3. SOUTH AFRICA. Second Innings. Hartigan, b. Booth 16 Taylor, c. Tasker,, b. Rhodes 40 Nourse, b. Rhodes 28 Snooke, 1.b.w., b. Haigh 7 White, c. Booth, b. Rhodes '. G Scliwm'z, 1.b.w., b. Rhodes U Mitchell, not out 91 Beaumont, b. Rhodes 5 Pegler, b. Drake 35 Carter, b. Haigh 10 Ward, b. Rhodes 21 Sundries 15 Total 288 First innings 170 Grand total JSB Bowling Analysis—Drake, ono for 58; Booth, one for 01; Rhodes, six for 102; Haigh, two. for 43; Wilson, none for 9. YORKSHIRE. Second Innings. Bates, c. Snooke, b. Nourse 2 Rhode#, not out 7 Tasker, not out l

Tote! for one wicket 10 First innings 317 Grand Total 327 Bowling Analysis.—Nourse, one for 7; Pegler, none for 3. The game fas drawn. COUNTY CRICKET, (Rec. May 20, 0.10 a.m.) London, May 19. Lancashire defeated Middlesex. Warner made 106 not out