CRICKET.
AUSTRALIA v. PLAYERS OF ENGLAND. EASY VICTORY FOR AUSTRALIA, By Tdograph—Press Association—Copyright London, Sopt. 3. Tho Australians won by an innings and 47 run. Play wub resumed in squally, showery woathor. Tho attendanco was rncagrc. Vino carried tho over-night score to 34, and was dismissed with a catch by Armstrong. Tbroo for 43. Arnold succumbed to a ball from llowoll. The score was unaltered. Quaifc and Relf made a big stand. Tho former, with 18 to his credit, was caught by Hill. Five for 74. Killick contributed a singio, Howell catching him in the slips. Six for 78. Rolf was next to go, being bowled by Saunders. His 82 wore put together by staunch play. Seven for 100. Trott was dismissed with a magnificent running catch by Armstrong, low-down at deep-field. Eight for 110. Gautrodger contributed ten, and then Saundors found his timbers. Nine for 138. Llewollyn, at 17, was caught by Jones at long-fiold, and the innings closed for 128. Tho sooros wore : Players—2nd innings. Vino, c Armstrong, b Hopkins ... 34 Quaifo, b Howell 13 Arnold, b Howoll ,0 Rolf, b Saundors 32 Killick, c Howoll, b Saunders ... 1 Llowollyn, c Jones, b Howell ... 17 Trott, c Armstrong, b Saundors ... 6 Gautrodgor, b Saundors 10 Tate, not out 0 Saunders 10 Total 128 Bowling analysis :—Saundors fivo for 44, Jones ono for 11, Hopkins one for 21, Howell throe for 42. By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright London, Sept. 3. Lord Hawko’s toam includes Hargroaves, Burnip, Warner, Modlicott, and ' Stanning, of Lancashire, Miller, of WiltBhiro, Wilson, of Worcestershire, and possibly Trott will play occasionally. j
[(Per Press 'Association^ Christchurch, lost night.
At a mooting of tho Canterbury Crickot Association it was rosolved to engago tho services of A. Mcßoth, a professional bowler, if sufficient support is forthcoming from clubs, Tho amount of guarantee required from tho Association in conjunction with tho visit of Lord Hawke’s toam is .£250, but canvassers find that thoy are ablo to almost double this sum. Already over £4OO has been guaranteed.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 510, 5 September 1902, Page 3
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