THE AUSTRALIANS AT HOME.
. AGAINST SURREY. ABEL MAKES THE SECOND CENTURY AGAINST VISITORS. London, Julv 27. following are the scores of the firstifclnings of the Home team, which closed for 253 runs : Surrey.—lst innings. Brockwell ... ... 28 Holland ... ... 17 Havward ... ... 8 Abel ... 116 Leveson - Gower ... 59 Read 1 Smith 0 Baldwin ... ... 23 Lock wood ... ... 19 Wood 7 Richardson, not out ... 10 Extras 10 Total ... 283 Tremble took one wicket for 84 runs, M'Kibbin seven for 80, Giffen one for 58, and Trott one for 28. Abel played brilliantly, and never gave a chance. Included in his score was nine 4's. M'Kibbin was in great form with the ball, and captured two wickets with consecutive balls. July 28. The weather was fine and the attendance large at the Oval to-day. The Australians were in a bad way and lost four wickets for very little result in the way of runs. Gregory and Darling, however, made a stand. The following are the scpres up to the present: — Iretlale ... ... ... 2 Donnan ... ... 18 Giffen 11 Trott ... ... ... 8 Darling ... ... 51 Gregory, not out ... 52 Hill, not out 7 Extras ... ... 3 Five wkts for ... 152 Later. Notwithstanding the bad start the Australians made 367 before the last wicket fell. Surrey are now in and have made 12 runs with the loss of two wickets.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 80, 29 July 1896, Page 3
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