Australian Cricketers in England THE FINAL TEST MATCH.

Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 38, 13 August 1896, Page 2

Australian Cricketers in England THE FINAL TEST MATCH.

(Per Press Association) ! London, August 11. I The seoretj omitted yesterday were :— McKibben, b. Hearne 10 ; Kelly, not oat, 10. In the first innings of the Englishmen, Jackson was nicely taken by a hard one by McKibbin at midwicket. McLaren, the Lancashire skipper, began forcing runs with several nice drives and this brought about a change in bawling, McKibbin going on when the score was at) 113, and Trumble changed ends. This bad the desired effect, for the latter got McLarAD with first bait off bis thigh, while Hayward fell a victim to the fifth ball without scoring. Abel gave Tramble a hard return chance, which was not accepted. Captain Wynyard was caught by Darling off a fine drive of McKibbin 's, the fieldsman beiacr in a direct line behind the bowler. Peel was caught at cover slip, Donnan knocking the ball on to Darling. Abel, who had played a patient innings was dismissed by a grand one-handed catch, and Lilley was caught at long-OD. The fielding of the Colonials all round was of a brilliant description. Darling and Iredate who opened the innings for the Australians, at once began to play the bowling with freedom, the latter scoring ten off one over from Richardson, while he also scored freely off Ilearne and Hayward, the latter having replaced the express bowler. Richardson was then again tried along with Peel, and Iredale in attempting a fifth run from a ! hit by Darling, was dismissed, Darling leaving soon after, be having been taken emartly at cover slip after batting for fifty minutes. Trott and Gregory were completely beaten, while Hill fell a victim in attempting a second ran. Giffen was at the wickets for half-an-hour and was then beaten by Hearne before he had scored. Both Donnan and Kelly played the bowling which was ot the very best, with great caution, and each were frequently beaten. Donnan bad batted three-quarters of an hour before he reached bis double [figure, and then bad to retird being clean bowled by Hearne. Jones was caught at long on, and Kelly who had been at the wickets for half an hour carried out his bat. Hearne bowled marvellously after lunch and got six wickets for 27. As with the Colonials, the fielding of the Home team was perfect. In the second innings of the Englishmen Trumble and McKibbin opened to Jackson and Grace, the former losing his wicket with the score at 11, and only one run was added when the captain retired. Rangitsingbi did not appear to realise the dirty wicket, and he left when another dozen had been added. With three fine wickets down for lees than a quarter of a century the game looked none too rosy for the Britishers. Abel and McLaren then became associated, and by steady play raised the total to 43 when Jones went on, and as tbe half century appeared he dismissed McLaren, his companion following at 56, the latter being brilliantly caught oneband by Giffen at mid wicket. It was a bowlers' wicket all day. Tramble bowled throughout the innings, and with excellent length kept down the score, and he got on considerable work. 23,367 paid for admission. The Hon. J. Chamberlain entertained both teams at lunch. England. — Second innings. Grace, b T nble 9 Jackson, b amble 2 Rangitsingbi, c Kelly b McKibben ... 11 Abel, c Giffen b Trnmbls 21 McLaren, b Jones 6 Havward, Dot out 9 Wynyard, not out 0 Extras 2 Total for 5 wickets 60 Stumps were then drawn for the day. August 12. Tbe attendance is very large and the weather fine to-day. The wicket was much cut up and played worse than ever, never having recovered from Monday's soaking. England— Second Innings. Five wickets 49 Hayward, c Trott, b Trumble ... 18 Wynyard, c Kelly, b McKibbin ... 3 Peel, b Trumble 0 Hearne, b McKibbin ... ... ... 1 Lilley, c McKibbin, b Tramble ... 6 Richardson, not out 10 Extras 2 Total 84 Tramble took 6 wickets for 30, Me Kibbin 3 for 35, Jones 1 for 13. Trumble was almost unplayable. The Australians having 111 to get made a feeble exhibition and were all out for 44, England thus winning by 66. Australian— Second Innings. Darling, b Hearne 0 Iredale, c Jackson, b Hearne ... 3 Giffen, b Hearne 1 Trott, c and b Peel 3 Hill, b Peel 0 Donnan, c Hayward, b Peel ... 0 Gregory, c Richardson, b Peel ... 6 Kelly, 1.b.w., b Peel 3 Jones, b Peel !. 3 McKibbin, c Abel, b Hearno ... 16 Trumble, not out 7 Extras 2 Total ... 44 Peel took 6 wickets for 23 and Hearne 4 for 19. The latter started by bowling 6 maidens for 8 wickets and the first 6 wickets fell for tbe miserable total of 11. Against Lord Sheffield's XI. ... Drawn „ Essex Won „ South of England ... Won „ An English XL ... Drawn „ Yorkshire Won „ Lancashire ... ••. Won „ Oxford University ... Won „ Gloucestershire ... Won „ An English XL ... Won „ M.C.C.& Ground ... Lost „ Yorkshire Drawn „ Midland Counties ... Lost „ England (Test match)... Lost „ Notts Won Yorkshire Won „ North of England ... Won H Hampshire Won „ Players of England ... Won „ Leicestershire Drawn „ England (Test match)... Won Derbyshire Drawn „ M.C.C. & Ground ... Drawn Surrey Won Earl dels Warr's XI. ... Lost „ Warwickshire Won „ Kent Won

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