THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.
[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.] Melbourne, Nov 16. English first innings ... 166 Victoria. Worrall . ... 0 Graham 26 M’Leod 29 Armstrong 6 M’Michael 14 Stuckey 9 M’Alister 22 Laver 10 Collins 1 Saunders 1 Fry (not out) 6 Sundries 2 Total 133 Bowling analysis—Barnes 5 for 61, Blythe 3 for 37, Braund 2 for 26. Barnes bowled one no ball. English Second Innings. M’Gabey 57 Hawyard (not out) 38 Braund (not out) 7 Extras 9 Total for 1 wicket ... 107 The match was continued in fine weather. The attendance was large. The wicket after rolling was good. Graham played with characteristic freedom and showed some pretty ericket. When M’Leod was 10 he was clean bowled by Barnes with a no ball. He took over one hour to put his score together. The batting of the Victorians on the whole was not of the usual standard. The features of the play was the excellent fielding of the Englishmen and the consistently good work of the bowlers. The visitors made a good start m the second innings, M’Gahey’s batting was especially attractive. Both he and Hayward were let off in the field.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 18 November 1901, Page 4
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