THE AUSTRALIANS AT HOME.
THE MATCH CONTINUED
London, May 11. There was a large attendance to witness the second day's play. The wicket was in splendid condition. The Australians, with five wickets down for 241, continued their innings, but the remainder of the team (Eady, Kelly, Jones, and M'Kibbin) only contributed 13 to the score. Trott was caught at 43 and Hill suffered the same fate when he had made 32. The innings closed for 257. Mold was the most successful bowler, taking four wickets for 52. Sheffield's Team. —First Innings.
Grace, c Kelly, b -Jones ... 49 Jackson, c Hill, b Jones... 17 Shrewsbury, c Donnon, b Jones 1 Gunn, c Giffen, b Jones... 5 Rangitsinghi, c Iredale, b Jones 79 Fry, b Jones ... 0 Hoame, c Ivelly, b Eacly 4 Lilley, c and b M'Kibbin 21 Davidson, b Jones 4 Poughter, not out 10 Mold, run out 0 Extras ... ... ... 0 Total ... 190 Jones took seven wickets for 84 runs, M'Kibbin one for 38, Eady one for 22, Giffen no wickets for 46. Australians.—Second innings Donnan, c Hearne, b Davidson ... 25 Darling, not out ... 27 Kelly, not out 0 Extras 0 Total for one wicket ... 52
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Hastings Standard, Issue 16, 14 May 1896, Page 2
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