ENGLISH CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1486, 8 July 1912, Page 7

ENGLISH CRICKET.

LANCASHIRE DEFEATS AUSTRALIAPOOR SCORING IN SECOND INNINGS. By Teiegrapli-Presj Association-Copyright London, July 5. For the second time this season, Lancashire inflicted defeat on tho Australians, on this Inst occasion by eight wickels. The weather wan dull, the wioket firmer though difficult, when play was resumed to-day. There was an attendance of 3000 spectators. Whttty and Hazlitt began the attook, but when Matthews replaced Hazlitt the combination was disastrous. Thirtysoreii was added to the over-night score. The not-out batsmen (Sharp and E. '.Tyldesley) alone made any stand. Tyldosley played a sound innings of eighty-five minutes' duration. Sharp showed good allround form, his seoro of CO including four 4's. Sharp bad been at the wickets a hundred and forty minutes.

The last six wickets fell in half an hour. "Whitty to-day took four wictata for 18 runs. The Lancastrians' inning 9 terminated after three hours' batting. Tho Australians made a bad start in their 6ccond innings. Jennings was taken at the wickets in the second over. Tho colonials then throw away two wickets:—Macartney run out in attempting a foolish run, Hornby, at silly point, throwing down tho wicket. Davo Smith, wlio had played a careful innings, suffered a like fate in trying an impossible second run. Three for 80. Bardsley, playing a careful game, was caught at long-on, after making 15 in sixty-fire minutes. After Bardsley left, the only batsman to .make a stand was Matthews, who went in when six wickets were down, and played a splendid and resoluto innings for 30 not out, after being at the wickets thirty-five . minutes. His score included six i's. The 50 was reached in ninety-five minutes, and the whole innings was concluded after two hours and five minutes' play. Lancashire, with 115 to win, accomplished the task in an hour and a half. Makepeace batted soundly, and Spooner showed brilliant all-round form, His scoro iuoluded twelve i's. Details aro as follow:— ' LANCASHIRE, First Innings. Makepeace, c, Macartney, b. Whitty 0 Spooner, c. Smith, b. Hazlitt u J. Tyldesley, c. and b. Kelleway o Sharp, c. Gregory, b. Whitty ' CO E. Tyldesley, c. Jennings, b. Whitty... 38 Heap, 1.b.w., b. Matthews o Brooke, o. Kelleway, b. Matthews ... 0 Hornby, o. Bardsley, b. Matthews ... 2 Whitehead, b. Whitty 3 Dean, b. Whitty ...,'...'..'.'.'.".' 0 Huddleston, not out 0 Sundries ~„ " jg ' T °W ,t, 163" How the Wiokets Fell, 1a3456 7 8 9 10 0 0 0 157 158 158 158 163 163 103 Bowling-Analysis. Whitty took five wiokets for 63 runs; , Kelleway, one for 25; Hailitt, one for 32 j Macartney,'.' none. for 11;.. Minnett, none for 10; Matthews; three for' 6. " Second Innings, ' Makepeace, b. Macartney 35 Spooner, not out , , jq E.' Tyldesley, 0. Matthews, b. Kelleway 1 Sharp, not out , 0 Sundries ' ~„.; , 13 Total for two wickets , ~,„. Jls Bowling Analysis. Hazlitt took no wickets for 18 runs; Matthews, none for 23; Whitty, none for 9; Minnoti, none for 20; Kelleway, one for 18; Macartney, one for 14, '1 AUSTRALIA. First Innings ...,., 163 Second Innings. C. B. Jennings, c. Brooke, b. Whitehead '. 3 D. Smith, run out ....: 9 C. G, Macartney, tun out , 5 W. Bardsley, c. Makepeace, b., Dean 15 S. E. Gregory, c. J, Tyldesley, b. Whitehead .'..„ '3 C. Kelleway, 1.b.w., b. Dean , G R. Minnett, c. Brooke, b. 'Whitehead 0 J. Matthews, not out ..;..,. 38 W. J. Whitty, b. Dean ~,„,.,< 4 G. B. Hazlitt, 0. J. Tyldesley, b. Dean 0 W. Carkeek, 0. J. Tyldesley, b. Dean 9 Sundries , ....,,...,,... 1 Total ~....,..,. 94

How the Wickets .Fell, 12-3*5 6789 10. 2 8 SO 34 42 44 54 60 70 94 SOUTH AFRICA V. WARWICKSHIRE, A WIN FOR THE WSITORs! London, July 5. Tho South Africans beat Warwickshire by six wickets. Details are as follow:— SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Taylor, c. Baker, b. Santall 2 Tanored, c. and b. Charlesworth Q Faulkner, c. Charlesworth, b. Jeeves 45 Snooke, c. Kinneir, b. Santall 7 Nourse, o. and b. Gharlesworfh 50 Strieker, c. Parsons, b. Charlesworth 27 Ward, c. Kinneir, b. Charlesworth „. 1 White, b. Field ..;,.. 3,1 Mitchell, not out .. ~..., 6 Carter, V. Charlesworth , „ 3 l'egler, 1.b.w., b. Charlesworth „ 3 Sundries „ „..„ ~.,„< u Total -189 Bowling Analysis. Santall took two wickets for 50 'runsj Charlesworth, six for SG; Jeeves, one for 12; Hands, none for B;'Field, one for 30; I'arsons, uone for 10. Secpnd Innings. I Taylor, b. Charlesworth 8 Tancred, 'c. Charlesworth, b. Field 16 Faulkner, b. Hands 28 Snooke, c. Parsons, b. Field 0 Neurse, not out '. 10 Strieker, not out 20 Sundries , 4 Total for four wickets 80 Bowling Analysis. Cluirlesworth took one wicket for 20 runs; Snntall, none for 15; Field, two for 22; Hands, one for 10. ■-Jfifti iWi&P.UHIMmmiMimiUHUHIIMIMIII f^_

Second Innings. Kinneir, o. White, b. Pegler ,«., D Smith, c. Tancrod, h. Carter 18 Charlesworth, c. Mitchell, b. Pegler: 1 Qunifo, b. Carter 63 G. Stephens, b. Carter ......... 7 Bnker, b. Taylor .;.,... 50 Jeeves, b., Pegler ~_r . M 15 Parsons, b. Pegler ...... 0 Santall, b. Carter ij Hands, b. Carter „ n l''ield, not out - j. „ 1 Sundries — .....t.,...,„. 8 Total «>..;„..„ 179 Bowling 'Analysis. Pegler took four wickets for W runs; Carter, fivo for 43; Nourse, nono for 25; Faulkner, none tor 2; Strieker, none for 11; Taylor, one for 14. ' AUSTRALIANS TO VISIT AMERICA. Sydnoy, July 6. The Board of Control approves the Australian cricketers playing matches in, America. THE COUNTY CONTEST. SOME REMARKABLE PLAY. (Rec. July 7, 5.5 p.m.) London, July 6. In the county cricket matches Dt'i-by-Bhiro made only 38 runs against Nettinghamshire. Wnss took flvo wickets for 20 runs, and Iremonger five for 12. Hampshire made 463 runs against Oxford for the loss of two wickets, and then declared. Pry made 203 not out, and. Barett 138 not out. The partnership produced 264. Playing for Marylebono against Com. bridgo, Ranjitsinji made 101 runs.