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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1463, 25 May 1905, Page 4

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND,

AUSTRALIA v. YORKSHIRE,

Two for 85. Denton 17. When Tunnic'iffo joined Denton the latter had made a lucky stand, knocking four fourore off Noble. At 31 Duff dismissed Denton with a brilliant running oafoh, falling full length as he took it. When 22 Denton was missed in the alipß by Cotter off Davor, and at 27 was nearly caught by McDeod. Three for 106. The hundred appeared on the board after eighty minutes’ ploy. At the luncheon adjournment three wickets wore down for 108. Tunnicliffe 7, Hirst 1. On resuming the weather was dull. The attendance was 12,000. Cotter and Laver bowled. ■ When ~9 - Hirst, who was very lame, was caught by Trumpet at third man off Davor. Four for 137. .Tunni-

cliffs 26. Play siQOa the resumption had been quiet. Before Rhodes,, who was next mnn, could make a ftart, he was bowlpd by Cottar ofT his pad. .Five for 188. Heigh also had a short stay. He made a Biugle aud was then clevorly caught with the loft hand by Cotter at point, being anothor to liavor’a credit.. Six for 139. Myers looked like staying with Tunuicliffe, who was givon a life at 38, Duff missing a runnirchancß catch off Lavor. Myers at 8 fi to one of Laver's slow yorkors. Seven f 164. Tannicliffe was 52, and lot the nev comer, Hawke, do the run-getting for time. Then trying his hand on a bn from Laver, Tunnicliffe gave Hopkins n acceptable catch. Eight for‘l9s. Hawl 13. Yorkshire’s innings closed for 197. Hawk, b Laver ... 1 RingrDse, b Howell ... ... ... Hunter, Dot out Extras ... i f Total ... ... ... ... 10 1 ; Tho Australians in their second inning! have lost two wickets for 26.

Tunnioliffe’a play was marked by judicious driving, and lasted 110 minutes. I The remaining wickets added only a couple.' Hawke, at 15, was bowled by Laver. Nine for 197. Howell begged Bingroae and brought the innings to a close. Later.—When stumps were drawn tbe Australians in their second innings had lost six wickets for 59. AUSTRALIANS, —2nd Innings. Duff, c Grimsbow, b Myers ... ... 1 Trumpor, c Rhodes, b Hnigh ... 8 Hill, c Hunter, b Haigh ... ... 17 Noble, lbw, b Rhodes ... ... ... 9 I Gregory, b Noble ... ... ... 2 Howell, b Rhodes ... ... ... J 6 Kelly, not out ... ... ... ... 0 Extras ... ... ... ... g Australians’ bowling analysis—Cootter one for 46, Laver 8 for 75, McLeod none for 9, Howell one for 13, Noble none for 39.

Xunniolifife was caught at long on alter a skilful, but not faultless, display, the feature of which was his excellent driving. Ho hit five fourors, Hawke was dismissed in tho same over. The innings lasted 200 minutes. Laver was very fast oil the pitch.

I Myers and Haigh started tho county I bowling. Duff was caught at second slips I tho first ball of the second over. One for I one. Hill was next, and nearly monopolised tho run-getting. Ho added 17 while I Trumpor made 4, and was then caught at the wicket. Two for. 26. Noble joined I Trumpor, wbo was smartly caught at second slip by Bhodee. Trumper was very cautious. He scored eight runs in 30 miuutes. Three for 31. With Noble and Gregory together Rhodes bowled. He dismissed both in the first over. Gregory was bowled off stump. Pour for 42. Noble was leg before. Pive for 43. The Howell and Kelly partnership yielded 16, oil by Howell, before the latter was bowled. Six for 59, obtained in 70 minutes' piay. The wicket was apparently wearing. Hirst was lame, and unable to bowl or field, a substitute fielding for him. f

By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright London, May 23. The Australians are all out for 322, Tho scores are :

AUSTRALIANS—Ist Innings. Duff, b Rhodes 61 Trumper, c Tunnicliffe, b Jackson ... 65 Hill, c HuDtor, b Haigh ... ... 55 Noble, o Jackson, b Haigh ... ... 12 Gregory, o Tunnicliffe, b Ringrosa ... 25 Darling, c Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes ... 54 Lavorj b Ringroso ... ... ... 10 McLood, o Tunnicliffe, b Rhodes ... 3 Cotter, run out ... ... ... ... 4 Kelly, o Ringroae, b Haigh ... ... 5 Howell, not oot ... ... ... 4 Extras ... ... ... ... 4 Total 322 Bowling analysis—Ringroso, two for 36 ! Rhodes, three for 84 ; Jackson, one for 74 1 Haigh, three for 35; Hirst, none for 51 > Myers, none for 33. The Yorkshire team have lost eight wickets for 195. The sooros are : YORKSHIRE—Ist Innings. Jaokson, c Trumper, b Laver... ... 55 Grimshaw, b Laver ... ... ... 24 Denton, c Duff, b Laver 31 Tunnicliffe, o substitute, b Laver ... 52 Hirst, o Trumper, b Laver ... ... 9 Rhodes, b Cotter ... ... ... 0 Haigh, o Cotter, b Lavor ... ... 1 Myerß, b Laver ... 8 The weather was dull and cold, and the wicket hard. The attendance was 12,000. In the first over of the day’s play Cotter, after adding a single to the overnight’s score, was thrown out by Tunnicliffe. Niue for 318. In the second over Kelly, whilst trying to pull Haigh, gave Ringroso an easy catob at mid on. Howell remained not out for four. The innings, which lasted 235 minutes, closed for 322. Jackson and Grimshaw were the first j couDty representatives, Cotter and Laver bowling, Hopkins aoting as substitute for Darliug, who had injured his thumb. After three overs the score was nine, and play was stopped owing to bad light. The game was resumed after thirty minutes’ delay. The bowlers changod ends, which proved effective. Jackson, who played with groat vigor, was in excellent form. Ho was caught by Trumper easily at third man off Laver. He made six fourers, including three off ouo over of Cotter. Hi 3 innings lasted fifty minutes. Oue for 68. Grimshaw wa3 24. Without adding to tbo score Grimshaw was bowled whilst hitting across at one from Laver. He was sixty-five minutes at the wicko