CRICKET.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2622, 1 September 1882, Page 3

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIANS T ALL ENGLAND.

[bbutbb’s tblhgbams ] LONDON, August 29

The cricket match England v Australians ■was resumed to day at Kennington Oval in the presence of an enormous number of spectators, though the weather was showery. In consequence of rain the wicket was heavy. The Australians commenced their second innings by sending in Bannerman and Maaoio. The former was bowled for 2, when Murdoch joined Massie, and the two soon commenced to run up a score. Massie was batting very freolv, and had put together a splendidly played 55, when he was bowled, and Murdoch remained at the wickets a little longer, and had contributed 29, when he was run out. None of the other batsmen made any eland, and the remaining wickets fell rapidly. The innings finally closed for 122. The fielding of the Englishmen throughout was excellent, and the bowling of Peate was capital. The home team then, requiring 87 runs to win, went in for their second innings, Messrs Hornby and Grace taking their places at the wickets. The latter p ayed a good innings for 32, when he was caught. Of the other batsmen, Ulyott with 11 and the Hon. A. Lyttelton with 12 were the only ones to contribute double figures. None of the other players could nTake any stand against the splendid_ bowling of Spofforl.h and Boyle, who did great execution, four of their opponents failing to score at all. The innings finally closed for 77 and the Australians thus wen the match by'7 runs. The excitement towards the close of the game was very great, and the greatest interest was taken by the spectators, by whom the play of the Australians was much ad-mi-ed. The following is the complete score of the day’s play : Atjsteauanb.

Second innings. 1 q Bannerman, c ... ... ••• Massie, Murdoch, run out Bonnor, b ... 2 Horan, o " Giffen, o ... ••• ••• “ Blaokham, c 7 Garrett, not out " Boyle, b ” Jones, run out ... ... •• ••• ” Spofforth, b 0 Sundries ° Total ... ••• 122 Bowling Analysis.—Peate. 4 wickets for 40 runs j Ulyett, 1 for 10 j Barlow, no wickets for 2 7. , The analysis ia incomplete, owing to the mutilation of the original telegram. All England, Second Innings. Hornby, b | Grace, o ... ••• ••• ••• ••• Barlow, ~ Ulyett, o Lucas, b ... ... ••• ••• ••• * Lyt elton, b ... ••• " Steel, c and b ® Bead, b ... ~ Barnes, o ... ... ••• ••• “ Studd, not out 0 Peate, b ~ Sundries 4 , Total 77 Bowling Analysis.—Spofforth, wickets for 44 runs ; Boyle, 3 for 19.