Cricket News.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 167, 14 January 1895, Page 2

Cricket News.

CARNARVON V. FEILDING.

A Cup match between the above Clubs was played ou the ground of the latter on Saturday, resulting in a win for Feilding by an innings and 09 runs. Feilding went first to the wickets, and succeeded in putting together 173 runs. Half of these were contributed by L. E. Rcade, who batted carefully, only giving one chance during his innings, and his score of 87 is the highest yet made on this ground. Grant (20), Broughton 0)2), Hill (14) aud G. Bartholomew (10) were the only others to reach double figures. The fielding of the Carnarvon men was very good, and in this particular they were before the local men, who, if they would win Cup honors this season, wiil have to pay attention to that portion of the game. Carnarvon's first innings closed for 58, Levett (12), Bishop (10) and Hathaway (16) alono getting into the doubles. The bowling of Grant in this innings proved too strong for thu visitors, and in their second innings, which finished for 4(3, the bowliuy of the Rev. Innes Jones proved equally difficult to play. Following are the scores : — Fkii,i>in<;. Grant, b (iorton ... ... ... '20 J. Bartholomew, run out ... ... 0 Reade, not out ... ... ... H7 Hunter, c Krusc, b Bowatcr 2 Innes Jones, b McMurray ... ... 2 Broughton, b Hathaway ... ... »'2 Hill, c Gorton, b Kruse ... ... 11 Levett, b McMurray 0 (i. Bartholomew, b Gorton ... ... 10 W. Halcombe, b Gorton ... ... -i Carty, b Gorton 0 Extras 3 Total 17:3 Carnarvon — Ist innings. Lilly, b Grant 1 Bowater, b Grant ... ... ... 1 Askew, c Levett, b Grant ... ... 7 Gorton, b Hunter ... ... ... 0 Levett, b Hunter ... ... ... 12 Penny, c Bartholomew, b Grant ... 2 Bishop, b Grant ... ... ... 10 Kruse, lbw, b Grant ... 0 Hathaway, b lunes Jones ... ... 16 McMurray, c Huntor, b Inues Jones 4 Matthews, not out ... ... ... 0 Extras 5 Total 58 Carnarvon — 2nd innings. Matthews, run out ... ... ... 12 Bishop, c Innes Jones, b Broughtou 5 Penny, b Innes Jones ... ... ... 3 Lilly, b Innes Jones ... ... ... 8 Gorton, c Halcombe, b Innes Jones 1 Levett, c Broughton, b Innes Jones 0 Kruse, c Levett, b Rroughton ... 4 Hathaway, b ßroughton ... ... 0 Askew, b Inaes Jones ... ... 0 McMurray, b luues Jones ... ... 0 Bowatcr, not out ... ... ... 1 Extras B Total 46 ENGLISHMEN IN AUSTRALIA. (Per Press Association.) Adelaide, January 12 The weather was very hot and oppressive, and there was a large attendance. The Englishmen continued their first iuniugs, which closed for 124, the splendid fielding of the Colonials militating against a big score. The following are the scores : — Englishmen— First Innings. Brings, b Callaway ... ... ... 25 McLaren, b Calla way 12 Brockwell, c Harry, b Callaway ... 12 Ward, c Bruce, b Giffen ... ... 5 Stoddart, b Giffcu 1 Brown, not out ... ... ... 39 Peel, b Callaway 0 Ford, c Worrall, b Giffen 21 Lockwood, c Worrall, b Giffen ... 0 Phillipsou, c Gregory, by Giffen ... 7 Richardson, c Worrall, b Callaway ... 0 Extras 2 Total 124 Callaway took five wickets for 37 runs, Gift'en five for 76, and Trott none for 9. Australians— Second Innings. After a brief adjournment the Australians comoienced their second innings, and when stumps were drawn had scored 145 for the loss of four wickets. Bruce played a magnificent game, and when he and Iredale pot together things were very lively, boundary hits coming in quick succession from both batsmen. Bruce made a splendid hit to leg and was caught by Brockwell on ihe chains. Giffen scored rapidly, but he gave Ford a chance, which was accepted. Daring the afternoon several changes were made in the bowling. H. Trott, b Peel 0 Giffen, c Ford, b Peel 24 Bruce, c Brockwell, b Briggs 80 Iredale, not out 28 Darling, cPhiflipson, b Lockwood ... 3 Extras 10 Total for 4 wickets ... 145 This Day. The Englishmen were greatly disappointed with their batting on Saturday, which they put down partly to their inability to get any sleep on Friday night owing to the intense heat. The wicket, though not up to the highest standard, played well for double numbers, as the Australians showed when they went in for the second time. The bowling and fielding were splendid. The Australians say they never saw Callaway bowl better. Bruce played a dashing innings, the best seen on the ground since Lyons made 124 against New South Wales two years ago. He and Iredale hit 19 off Lockwood in one over. A match was played at Marton on Saturday between a Wai tuna and Halcombe combined and the Marton Club. Marton scored 92, the combined team following with 101, and thus won by 8 runs. A Cup match was played at Colytou on Saturday* between Birmingham and Palmerston, the former winning by an innings au several runs. The scores have not yet been sent to us.