CRICKET.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2575, 8 July 1882, Page 3

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIANS V MIDDLESEX. FBy Cable.} [renter’s telegram 2 LONDON, July 6. The Australian cricketers commenced their match against eleven of Middlesex county at Lord's ground to-day. The attendance at the match was only moderate, the weather being very inclement, and owing to rein the play was stopped thtiea during the day. The following are the names of the Homo team : Messrs O. T. Studd, Q-. B. Studd, J, O. K Studd, O. P. H. Leslie, T. B. Pearson, J. D. Walker, A: G, Webbe, Borrowcs, Robertson, Bcott, and Burton. Thr Middlesex team went iu first, bu - owing to tho heavy state of the wicket and the splendid bowling of their o ponents, they did not succeed in making a stand, and were all disposed of for a total of 101, Tho following aro the individual scores : Webbo, bowled ... ... ... 0 Walker, caught 0 Scott, caught ... II Lrslio, bowled ... ... . . 10 O.T. Studd, bowled ... ... 23 Q-. B. Studd, caught ... •• 2 Pearson, bowled... ... 4 J, E. E. Studd, bowled... ... 0 Barrowss, bowled ... ■■ 3 Burton, bowled ... ... 1 Robertson, not out ... ... O Total 101 Tho bowling of Garrat and Spofforth lor the Australians was much admired, both being in Crstrato form. The former took five wickets for 21 runs, and Bpofforth fivo f or2 ': The Australians then wont in for their first innings, and at tho conclusion of the day s play had lost three wickets for 60 runs. Bannerman, caught ... ... 23 Maieie, caught and bowled ... 1 Murdoch, not out ... ... 18 McDonnell, caught ... ... 3 Horan, not out ... ... I 2 Extras 3 Total . 60