ENGLISH CRICKET.
AUSTRALIANS V. AN ENGLISH ELEVEN.
By Teloeraoh—Press Aesociatlon-Copyrieut London, September 5. Tho Australians begnn a niutch to-day at .Scarborough against Lord Londesbor"Hgli's Englislu Eleven.
Tho weather was line but boisleroue, llio wieltoi good. The attendance numbered GOOU. The teams were as follow:— Australia.—tirogory, Bnrdsley, Mayne, Macartney, Kelleway, Miiuictt, Carkeek, Matthews, Whilty, .Smith, and Hazlitt. Lord Lcmdesboroiigli's Eleven.—Kanjitsinjhi (captain), Spooner, Douglas, Bird, Jcssop, Hirst, JJcnlon, Rhodes, Ilaigh, A. E. Itelf, and P. Mead.
■Kanjitsinjhi won the toss, and sent in Rhodes and Spooner. The side made a bad start. Spooner was bowled by Minuett before reaching double figures. Aload and Rhodes added 31 for the second wicket, and Rhodes and Denton il for the third.
The feature of the innings was the stand made by the "tail," Ilaigh. and Albert Keif putting on 130 for tho ninth wicket. Rhodes (51) played a masterly innings lasting 135 minutes. Relf gave a chance to Carkeck before ho had scored and another at 78 to Smith in tho deepfield. Tho Susses representntivo batted brilliantly towards the iiuish. The second century was posted after 225 minutes' batting. Mayne and Kelleway opened for tho Australians, and played out time. Tho scores are ns follow:— ENGLISH ELEVEN. " First Innings. Rhodes, c. Kelloway, b. Hazlitt 51 Spooner, b. Minnett 8 P. Mead, c. Carkeek, b. Whitty 21 Denton, b. Matthews 11 Douglas, b. Hazlitt 0 Ranjitsinjhi, c. Macartney, b. Hazlitfc 17 Jessop, c. Carkeek, b. Matthews 3 Hirst, c. Kelleway, b. Matthews 14 A. E. Relf, not out 81 Haigh, b. Jfacarfnoy DG Bird, b. Macartney 1 Sundries , 25 Total 291 How the Wickets Fell. 12345G 7 8 9 10 8 39 80 103 119 125 128 142 272 291 Bowjing Analysis. Minnett took ,one wicket for 42 runs; Hazlitt, three for 86; Whitty, one for 4G; Matthews, three for 61; Kelleway, nono for 20; Macartney, two for 14. AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Mayne, not out 3 Kelleway, not out 1 Sundries I i
Total for no wickets 8 60UT-H AFRICAN MATCH. London, September 5. The scores in the match between tho South Africans and Lionel Eobinson's English Eleven, are as follow:— ENGLISH ELEVEN. First Innings. Evans, c. Strieker, b. Pegler 48 'i'arrant, b. Pegler 5 Kidd, run out .'. i Sharp, b. Nourse 7 Minnett (Kupert), b. Nourse Q Bosanquet, b. Pegler 0 Falcon, c. Strieker, b. Pegler 29 Simms, c. Campbell; b. Pegler 8 Hcudren, c. Mitchell, b. Nourse 27 Tufnell, b. Peglor ....'.< 1 Dean, not out 2 Sundries .■ 22 Total\ '. ', 153 Bowling Analysis. Pegler took six wickets for 45 runs; Nourse, three for 48; Faulkner, noue for 19; Cox, nono for 19. SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Strieker, c. Tufnell, b. Falcon 4 Taylor, c. Kidd, b.. Dean 6 Nourse, b. Falcon 0 Tancred, c. Tarrant, b. Falcon 8 White, c. Simms, b. Falcon • 3 Faulkner, 1.b.w., b. Falcon 17 Pegler, c. Tarrant, b. Simma 2G Carter, not out 25 Sundries ]2 Total for seven wickets 9G
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1539, 7 September 1912, Page 5
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