CRICKET.

Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 469, 10 July 1902, Page 2

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIANS V. \Y UiWICKSIIIItE. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright * London, July 8. The Australians in their tirst innings made 1316, and Warwick in their second have lost two wickets for 08. The match was continued in tine weather, and the wicket was good. The attendance was fair. Darling failed to add to his overnight score, Santa!! howling him with his second ball. Four for 182. Noble knocked np 23, and retired leg-before to Hargreaves. His partnership with Gregory, who was steadily increasing his score, tasted thirty minutes, and added 12 runs to the total. Five for 221. Gregory was next to go, and played Hargreaves on. He was two hours at the wicket, and compiled 83 with faultless cricket. His score included nine tourers. Six for 233. Hopkins was smartly caught in the field at second-slip when ho had made 33. Seven for 263. Carter’s lively cricket was characterised by good cutting. He was bowled by Charlesworth. Eight for 312. Jones added a single run. and was then put out. Nine for 313. Saunders, the last man, failed to score. Armstrong, who went in eighth, adopted careful tactics. Following are the scores : Acstuama —First Innings. Darling, b Santali ... ... ... 37 Gregory, b Hargreaves ... ... S 3 Noble, Ibw, b Hargreaves ... ... 23 Hopkins, c Field, b Hargreaves ... 33 Armstrong, not out ... ... ... 17 Garter, b Cherlesworth ... ... 31 Jones, run out... ... ... ... 1 Saunders, b Hargreaves ... ... 0 Sundries 12 Total 316 Howling analysis : Hargreaves took four wickets for HI, Field two for 111), Charlcsworth one for 5, Moot-house one for 26, Santali one for 27, Quaife none for 21. Kinneir and Dovey started the second innings of Warwickshire. The former played Jones on. One for 10. Fishwick followed, and made a line stand. Fishwiek played vigorous cricket, and tho score mounted rapidly. Dovoy eventually was caught by Noblo off his own bowling, and played a sound innings. The scores are :

Warwick —Second Innings. Kinneir, b Jones 0 Dovey, c and b Noble 84 Fishwick, not out ... So Warwick had five wickets down for two hundred and two. Fishwick, after a dashing and faultless innings, was caught by Trumper olT.Tones' first ball. Three for one hundred and twenty-eight. Quaifo and Lilley partnered. The latter knocked up twontytwo, and then gave a catch to Saunders. Four for one hundred and sixty-soven. Charlsworth went in next. Quaifo was caught by Carter. Five for ono hundred and eighty-five. Cambridge followed, and played out to time. Additional scores are :

Fishwick, c Trumper, b Jones ... 68 Quaifo, c Carter, b Hopkins 39 Lillcy, c Saunders, b Armstrong ... 22 Charlsworth, not out ... ... ... 14 Cambridge, not out 5 DOINGS OF THE AUSTRALIANS. MESSAGE TO MR CHAMBERLAIN. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, July 8. Congratulations to the team are pouring in from Australians in England on the victory at Sheffield, including ono cablegram from Sydney and ono from Adelaide. The Australians during tbo morning visited Mr Chamberlain’s Ilighburg Estate, and inspected the hothouse collections of orchids. Thoy wired to Mr Chamberlain happy returns of his birthday to-day. Hopes wore expressed for his speedy recovery. The private secretary replied, convoying Mr Chamberlain’s thanks for tho kind telegram, and stating that ho Is progressing favorably.