INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA v. ENGLAND
United Press Association —Copyright (Received Nov. 11, 11.6 p.m.) ADELAIDE, Nov. 11. The weather was again exceedingly warm. The game was slow at the start. Neither of the batsmen were at homo with B-arne-s’ and Blythe s deliveries. Claxton played sterling cricket throughout. Hie innings closed for 343. Jones and Fane were the first to irenresent England, Roy and Hill bowling. For a time the batsmen took no liberties. Jones, however, soon got to work, cutting and driving in excellent style. When stumps were drawn for the day four •wickets were down for 233. Scores:
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings (continued). Jennings, c Crawford, ,b Blythe... 79 Claxton, st Humphries, b Bly.the 57 Chamber-lain, b Barnes 40 O’Connor, b Braund 15 Wright, hit wicket 1 3Mcßeat'li, not out 10 Sundries 3
Total 34.3 •Bowling Analysis.—Barnes, 4 for 107; Blythe, 2 for 75; Crawford, 1 for 64; Rhodes, 1 for 44; Braund, 2 for 34; Hayes, 0 for 16. •ENGLAND.—First Innings. Jones, c O’Connor, b Wright 119 Fane, c Claxton, .b Wright 32 Hayes, c Chamberlain, b L. Hi 11... 8 Hutchings, c Pellew, b Wright— 26 Rraund, not out 14 Hardstaff, not out 16 Sundries 8 Total for 4 wickets 223
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2235, 12 November 1907, Page 3
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