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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1532, 30 August 1912, Page 5

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\USTRALIA AND AN ENGLANE ' ELEVEN. A DRAWN GAME. 3y Telcerapli—Press Association— Copyrich London, August 28. The match between the-Australians and an England eleven resulted in a draw. The game was resumed in fine weather tnd oil a soft wicket. A feature of the natch was the deadly bowling of \ Whitty ind Hazlitt in England's first innings. Australia made 13C and declared their econd innings closed with sbc wickets lown for 79 runs. England for 9 in their first innings, and when stumps rcre dratfn had a score of 68 for four rickets. The wicket was treacherous, and the Snglishmen found. Whitty almost unpayable. The scores were as follow :— AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Jennings, b. Morris ( Kolleway, c. and b. Smith 1! ilardsley, c. Falcon, b. Smith 4i \layne, b. Morris •) iregory, run out 1C Macartney, b. Brearley i Hinnett, b. Morris ~IS Webster, b. Morris ! \l'Laren, o. Falcon, b. Smith 11 Whitty, not out i [lazlitt, c. Tufnell, b.. Smith ( . Sundries 2! Total 13( ■ Bowling Analysis: Evans, no wickets for 2 runs; Morris, 'our for 50; Smith, four for 37; Brearley, >np for 6; Thompson, none for 12. Second Innings. volloway, not out .' 2; lennings, run out 14 Hayne, st. Tufnell, b. Smith -J iardsley, c. Bosanquet, fc. Smith ... 1-1 dacartney, 1.b.w., b. Morris ( Hinnett, c. Falcon, b. Morris ...' 5 iazlitt, b. Morris f Sundries 1£ Six wickets for 7! Bowling Analysis: Brearley, no wickots for 13 Tuns; Smith, wo for 23; Morris, three for 25; Eaikes, lone for G. , V ENGLAND. ' l First Innings. 3vans, c. Macartney, b. Hazlitt ( Jutchings, b. Whitty ( foster, 1.b.w., b. Hazlitt'..: 14 3osanquet, 1.b.w., b. Hazlitt 0 .''alcon, b. Hazlitt 3 iaikes, c. Macartney, b. Whitty 5 imith, b. Whitty IS L'hompson, not out 6 I'ufnell, b. Whitty : Vlorris, b. Whitty 4 brearley, b. Whitty t Sundries . 11 ' Total 79 Bowling Analysis: Whitty, seven wickets for 10 runs; Hazitt, three for 25. Second Innings. Bvans, not out ! Foster, c. Mayne, b; Whitty ,SJ imitli, b. Whitty 12 iutchings, b. ■'Whitty 0 iosanquet, c.; Webster, b. Whitty... . i i'alcon, not out C Sundries 1J Four wickets for 6t Bowling Analysis: Whitty, four wickets for 29 runs; Hazitt, none for 15; Macartney, none for 11, SOUTH AFRICA V. ESSEX. A DRAWN GAME. London, August 28. The match between the South African and Esses was drawn. The following axi details:— . . SOUTH AFRICA. " First Innings. Tancred, o. Davies, b. Mead 5 Taylor, c. Douglas, b. Buckenham ... 2! Nourse, c. Clark, b. Beeves 4! Strieker, b. Reeves 1 Beaumont, r\in out 2( Faulkner, b. Mead i White, b. M'Gahey 2! Pegler, b. Mead '. 1! Mitchell, b. M'Gahey ( Carter, not out .' 1( Campbell, b. Mead Sundries K Total 16( Bowling Analysis. Douglas, no wickets for 21 runs; Mead four for 46; Reeves, two for 35; Bucken ham; one for 25; M'Gahey, two for 10, Scoulding, none for 10. Second Innings. I'ancred, b. Douglas i Taylor, b. Mead ...' 2' N T ourso, b. Buckenham 2t Strieker, b. Buckenham .'. f Beaumont, b. Mead ....' ? Faulkner, not out It White, not out. ! \ Sundries 1C Total for five wickets 102 Bowling Analysis. Douglas, one wicket for 31 runs; Mead, :wo for 31; Buckenham, two for 21. ESSEX. first inDings 127 Second Innings. Douglas, 1.b.w., b. Faulkner 1{ M'Gahey, b. Faulkner f Reeves, c. Faulknei;, b'. Pegler 68 Pane, 1.b.w., b. Pegler 15 Russoll, c. Faulkner, b. Pegler 6 Davies, c. Faulkner, b. Pegler j Richardson, b. Pegler 13 Buckenham, t b. Faulkner 1 "lark, b.\ Faulkner 7 Scoulding, c. Campbell, b.' Faulkner 1 Mead, not out 1 Sundries 2(i Total 168 Bowling Analysis. Faulkner, five wickets for 65 runs; Nourse, none for 27; Pegler, five for 12; White, nono for 8. THE KENT TEAM. • (Rcc. August 29, 11.30 p.m.) London, August 29. The Kent team for the match against the Australians at Canterbury to-day will comprise:—S. H. Day, Carr, A. L. Day, T'rest, Woolley, Humphrey::. Seymour, Hardinge, Huish, Blythe, and Jennings. THE TRIANGULAR TESTS.' London, August 28. The South African Cricket Association approves the. proposals mndo by the Imperial Cricket Couference in London on July 16 that England visit South Africa in the winter of 1913-11; Australia visit

South Africa in 1911-15; England visit Australia in 1915-10; Australia-visit England in 1910, and South Africa visit England in 1917. THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. London, August 28. Yorkshire beat Somerset by an innings and 13G runs, securing the county championship. Hirst took 12 wickets for 07 runs. v .Sussex defeated Warwick by an • innings and 71 runs, Albert 3?elf, for the winners, capturing 7 wickets for 20.