CRICKET.
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINS BY 233 RUNS. PROCESSION ON A BAD WICKET. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Adelaide, Nov. 12. The match between the English cricketers and the South Australiau eleven was coucluded to-day, South Australian winning by 233 runs (201 to 437.) The fallowing are the complete scores:
Total 207 Bowling Analysis : Blyth, 5 for 45 Barnes, 1 for 34 ; Gunn, 1 for 36 Braund, 1 for 58 ; Hayward, 0 for 4 Quaife, 0 for 6 ; Jones, 6 for 18. England—second innings.
Bowling analysis: Travers, 4 for 37; Giffen, 6 for 47. Gunn bowled four noballs, making his record one wicket for 40. Consequent on the rain in the night, and again during the morning, play was not resumed till about 2.30. The wicket was greasy.
Tho not outs, Reedman and Giffen, by careful play, raised tho score to IS6, but then collapsed. Next came Blythe, keeping the ball well up. It was very difficult to play. The others wero quickly disposed of. The visitors began thoir second innings at four o'clock. It was little more than a procession on a soft, much cut-up wickot, and not tho best light. Giffen proved irresistible. Travers also bowled excellently, and with judgment. Lilley’s score was a most meritorious performanc e under adverse conditions.
South Australia.—1st Iuuing Jarvis 0 Hack 2 Hill 107 Giffon 7 Ivoedman 4 Leak ... 39 Bailey ID Matthews 11 McKenzie, not out 87 Travers 0 Jones 2 Sundries ... 6 Total ... 230 England.—First Innings Gun •21 Braund 7 Maclaren 3 Quaife •28 Hayward 1 Tyldosley 4 Jessop 3S Jones 0 Lilley ... 2 Barnes, not out 9 Blythe 0 Sundries ... 6
Total ... 118 South Australian.— -Second Innings Jarvis 7 Hack... ... 41 Hill ... 80 Leak ... ... 11 lleedman ... 81 Giffen ... 19 Bailey 2 McKenzie ... 0 Jones... ... 0 Matthews 6 Travers, not out ... 4 Extras ... 6
Maelaven ... 6 Jones ... 5 Tyldesley ... 14 Hayward ... 12 Quaife ... 9 Barnes ... 1 Gunn ... 5 Jessop ... 0 Braund ... 4 Blyth, uok out ... 5 Lilley ... 23 Extras 2 Total ... 86
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 261, 13 November 1901, Page 2
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