CRICKET

Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 518, 15 September 1902, Page 3

CRICKET

AUSTRALIANS v. SOUTH OF ENGLAND.

By Tolegraph—Prosß Association—Copyright London, Sept. 12. There was lino weather to-day, but the start wan dolayod owing to the softness of the wicket. There was a small attendance. Tho Australians won the toss, and arc batting. Hill, Carter, and Jones wero omitted. Tho South of England team includes Hayes. Tho Australians’ first innings produced 123. Tho first throe wickets fell for 30. Tho scoring was difficult. Armstrong and Noble ruado a stand before lunch, raising tho total to 03 for four wickets. After lunch tho wicket becaino very difficult. Armstrong was caught at tho wickets. Fivo wickets for Off. Noble gave one chance in compiling his score. Tub aovonth wicket produced 80. The scores are:—

Australians—lst innings. Trutnpor, b Arnold 10 Huff, Ibw, b Arnold 7 Darling, b Tato 12 Noble, c Hayos, b Arnold 30 Grogory, lbw, b Arnold 12 Armstrong, c Hoard, b Arnold ... 13 Hopkins, ibw, b Arnold 0 Trumble, not out ... ... ... 17 Kolly, b Arnold ... 2 Saundors, c Hayes, b Tato 0 Sundries ... 0

Total 123 Bowling analysis: Tato, 'two wickets for 6 ; Arnold, oight for 57. South of England had lost six wickets for 53 when stumps woro drawn. Tho scoros aro : South of England—lst innings. Woods, b Trumblo 6 Hayes, b Trumblo 1 Sprott, lbw, b Trumblo 10 Fry, lbw, b Saunders 18 Vino, lbw, b Trumblo 5 Arnold, b Trumblo 0 Wood, not out 3 Brockwoll, not out 2

WIN FOR AUSTRALIA

POOR SCORING. By Tolegraph— Press Association—Copyright London, Sept, 18. Thero was bright weather, and tho wicket was difficult. South of England's first innings closed for 87. Australia in tho second innings mado 91. South of England in the second innings mado 66. Australia won by 61. The following is a continuation of tho scores:— Woods, log before, b Trumblo ... 17 Brockwoll, b Trumblo 2 Gill, b Trumble 14 Board, not out 2 Tato, b Trumblo ... ... ... 0 Sundrios 6

Bowling analysis: Trumblo, nine for 89; N oblo, nil for 28; Saunders, one for 14. Tho first four Australian wickets fell for 24. Both Trutnpor and Darling were brilliantly caught. Noble, who mado a etanc'/.gavo a couple of chancos. The last four wickots foil in half an hour for 80. Tho ground was very troachorous. The scoros woro :

Trutnpor, c Woods, b Tate 6 Duff, b Tate 11 Darling, c Fry, b Arnold 3 Noblo, lbw, b Arnold ... ... ... 20 Gregory', b Tato 0 Armstrong, b Tato 14 Hopkins, b Tato ... 0 Trumble, b Arnold ... S Kelly, c and b Tate o Howell, run out ... ... ... 3 Saunders, c Vine, b Arnold 4 Bowling analysis : Arnold four for 30, Tate six for 48. In the South of England second innings Woods was run out. One for one. Fry at 16 had a life at the hands of Saunders, who carried his total to 26 before Trumble got rid of him. The fifth wicket fell at 46. The bowling nf Saunders and Trumble was terribly difficult, the last five wickets falling in thirty minutes for twenty runs. Woods, run out ... ... ... o Fry, b Trumble ... ... ... 26 Hayes, b Trumble ... ... ... 11 Sprott, c Kelly, b Trumble 8 Vine, b Trumblo ... ... ... o Woods, c Noble, b Saunders ... 1 Arnold, stpd Kelly, b Trumble . ... o Gill, b Saunders ... ... ... 7 Brockwell, stpd Kelly, b Saunders ... 2 Board, c Armstrong, b Trumble ... 6 Tate, not out ... 5

Sundries ... ... ... ... o Bowling analysis : Trumble six for 49, Saunders three for 37 (sic).