CRICKET.
ENGLISHMEN v. SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
By Telegraph— Press Association— Copyrigh Adelaide, March 14.
Tho Englishmen’s final match took placo to day. There was fine weather. Robson, Barnes, and Blythe stood out. Mackenzie having retired from cricket, 'Newland took his place behind the wicket. Braund dismissed Hill before he got going, with a lovely ball. Jarvis, by vigorous hitting, made 22 in 15 minutes. Evans and Claxton had an excellent partnership, tho former getting thirty in seventeen minutes. Seven wickets had fallen for 118, but Claxton batting brilliantly with Newland fetched the score up. Tho South Australian first innings closed for 207, the scores being : South Australia.— First Innings. Jarvis, c Jessop, b Gunn ... ••• 67 Hill, b Braund... ... ••• ••• 2 Reedman, stp. Lilley, b Braund ... 10
Giffcn, b Gunn ... ... ••• 17 Kirkwood, b Braund ... ■> Claxton, c and b Braund ... ... 61 Evans, c Lilley, b Gur.n 30 Waters, Ibw., b Gunn... ... ••• 1 Newland, c McGahcy, b Braund ... 27 Jones, notout ... ... ... ••• 6 Travors, e Braund, b Gunn I Extras ... ... -••-•• 7 Total ... ... ... 207 Bowling analysis: Braund took five wickets for 116, Gunn five for 75, Hayward nil for 6, Jones nii for 5. At tho close of tho day’s play, the Englishmen had lost no wickets for 53 ; Maeiarcn 20 and Hayward 66.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 365, 15 March 1902, Page 3
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207CRICKET. Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 365, 15 March 1902, Page 3
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