CRICKET.
AUSTRALIANS V. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. By Tolegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, July 14. Gloucester have lost nine wickets for 128. Tho match at Bristol opened with brilliant weather. Two thousand people wero presont. The Gloucester team comprised Jessop, Troup, Sowell, Brown, Paisli, Brownlee, Roberts, Wrathrall, Board, Bangdori, arid Huggins. Trumblc, Carter, and Snun dors wero omitted from tho Australian team. Wrathall and Troup opened for the homo toum. Wrathall, with a couplo of dozen to his credit, gave Howell a catch. One for 44. Troup succumbed to Hopkins a few minutes Inter, Two fur 06. Brownlee and Bangdon played up to lunch. On resuming, the former .vue> caught by Jones. Three for 86. Jessop failed to get going, being stumped byKelly when be bad bit up 13. Four for 101. Sewell followed, Langdon being almost at onco bowled by Jones. Five for 105. Sowell added three, when Board placed one into Howell’s hands. Six for 105. Brown got his leg in front uftcr scoring six. Seven for 114. Tho eighth wicket fell for tho samo total, Sewell playing Jones on. Huggins was caught by Noblo at point. Nino for 128. The scores are :
Gloucestershire —First Innings. Wrathall, c llowoll, b Noble... ... 24 Troup, b Hopkins 23 Brownlee, e Jones, b Armstrong ... 21 Bangdon, b Jones ... ... ... 14 Jessop, st Kelly, b Armstrong ... lii Sewell, b Jones ... ... ... (5 Board, c Howell, b Jonos ... ... 0 Brown, Ibw, b Armstrong ... ... (1 Huggins, c Noble, b Armstrong ... fi Paisli, not out ... ... ... ... 8 Trumper heads the first-class averages with 45} ; Itangi is second with 44,}. Trumblo beads the bowling with B{, Haigh being second with 9}. Paish and Itoborts carried tho score to 159, a catch by Kelly off Howell disposing of Roberts. Scores : Roborts, o Kelly, b Howoll 17 Paish, not out ... ... ... ... 18 Sundries ... 7 Bowling analysis : Armstrong took four wickets for 51, Jones three for 56, Howell two for 28, Hopkins one for 13. Trumper and Duff opened tho Australian innings, and in the hour’s play before stumps were drawn made things very lively. They put on 111. Trumper gave an exhibition of superb all-round play. The scorns aro Trumper, not out ... 83 Duff, nob out 21
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 475, 16 July 1902, Page 3
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