CRICKET.
AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND.
MATCH AGAINST SURREY.
By telegraph, Press Ass’n, Copyright London, July 27.
At the Oval to-day the Australians began a match against Surrey. The .weather was dull, the wicket gbod, and thoro was a fair attendance of the public. A change was iuade in the County team, StedmaD, Rushby, and Smith being selected in place of Raphael, Lees, Strudwiok, and Baker. Laver, Hopkins, Newland, and Gregory are not playing for the colonials. Darling won the toss.- Trumper and Armstrong opened the innings, tho former being dismissed when the board showed 15. Armstrong was joined by Hill, and while the newcomer hit out freely Armstrong played cautiously, eventually playing Rushby on. Two for 47. of which Hdl had 25 to his credit. -Noble, like Armstrong, played tbe ball on to his wicket. . Three for 63. Duff aad Hill then made a good stand, tho fourth wicket not going down until 122 was on the sheet, when Hayes beat Duff. Darling followed. Hill carried his soore to 89, when Smith got him leg-before. The South Australian had played a fine inniDgs of 95 minutes’ duration, and hit one five and 11 footers. Five for 150.
AUSTRALIANS—Ist Innings. Trumper, b Nice ... ... 13 Armstrong, b Rushby... ••• ® Hill, ibw, b Smith ... 89 Noble, b Nice - Duff, b Hayes - "2 Darling, not out ... , ... ••• — ® Total for 5 wickets ... ••• ISO GOOD PERFORM ANOE BY SURREY BOWLER. J3y, telegraph, Press Ass’u, Copyright Received 5.2 p.m., July 28. London, July 27. The light became bad towards the close of the "day, consequently stumps wore drawn earlier than usual. Princes Edward and George were present at the Oval ■during tho day. _ Darling batted an hour and a half, and McLeod ten inmates short of that time. When the stumps were drawn the score stood: Australians, first iomngs, 241 ; Surrey, no wickets for 23. AUSTRALIANS—Ist Innings continued Darling, c Hobbs, b Smith ... McLeod, b Smith Gehrs, not out ... Cottar, o Holland, b Smith ... ° Kelly, o Davis, b Smith b Howell, o Holland, b Smith O Extras
London, July 27.
Total... ••• 241 Bowling analysis—Rushby one for 85, Nice two for 70, Hayeß one for 46, gmitn sis for 27. STJBBEY —Ist InniDgs. Hay war 3, .not out ... ••• Hobbs, not Gnt... ••• *•• . Extra ... * No wickets for 28
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1519, 29 July 1905, Page 3
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