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Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1921, Page 3

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AUSTRALIA V. WARWICKSHIRE AUSTIIALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION (Received This Day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, June 30. The Warwickshire match was drawn. With two hours remaining for play Bates and C’althorpe' went in for the County, facing Hendry and Ryder. With a dozen on the hoard, Bates fell to Hendry. Gregory replaced Mailey in the field, the latter resting. At twenty-six, Calthorpe went, and one run later Oharlesworth followed him out. Waddy joined Quaife and made three and was then out. He did not play the ball. He put his foot across, with upraised bat, but the ball whipped hack taking his off stump. Smith came

in and fifty appeared just under an hour. Armstrong went on in place of Ryder at fifty-one and with his third hall got Smith. 5 for 51. Santall got one and then Hendry got him. Partridge joined (juai% and the latter got several leg glides off Hendry and hatted with the confidence which comes of long experience. Andrews replaced Hendry and at 8G Ryder went on for Armstrong. Ten runs later the century appeared in 105 minutes. When stumps were drawn, Quaife had been in for ninety minutes and made an excellent display. Ton thousand were present.

j WARWICK —Ist Innings. i Onlthorpo e Mnync, b Hendry 11 | Bates e Armstrong, b Ryder 19 Charlesworth c Taylor, b Mailey ... 36 Quaife e Heudrv b Ryder 30 Waddy st. Oldfield, b Armstrong ... 50 I Smith e Bardsley, b Ryder 1 j Storer b Heudrv 66 | Santall e Ryder b Hondry 'J9 I Partridge e Pellew, b Hendry ...... 8 j Rotherham b Armstrong 2 I Nelson (not out) U J Extins II | Total .-•••< - fi2 j Bowling analysis.—Hendry 4 for 64, i Ryder 3 for 02, Armstrong 2 for 00, j Mailey 1 for 57, Pellew 0 for 5. . AUSTRALIA -First Innings. I Bardsley, 1.b.w., b .Rotherham ... 60 | Andrews, b. Partridge U | Follow b. Nelson 60 | Mavne e. Partridge, b. Calthorpe .. 5 j Taylor, c. Bates, b. Calthorpe 26 j Ryder, b. Rotherham 6 Armstrong, b. Rotherham U" Hendry, c. and b. Partridge 21 Carter, e. Bates, b. Partridge 6 Oldfield r. and b. Quaife 123 Mniiey (hot out) R> Extras 28 Total 50r> Bowling analysis—Calthorpe 2 for 70, Rotherham 6 for 11, Partridge 3 for 103, Storer 0 for 22, Nelson 1 for 71, Qua fie 1 for 61. Santall 0 for 28, , Cliarleswortii 0 for 29. WAR WICKS! HRE—2nd Innings. Bates, b. Hendry , 6 Calthorpe, e. Ryder D Cliarleswortii c. Carter, b. Ryder 7 Quaife (not out) Waddy, b. Hendry Smith, e. Hendry, b. Armstrong ... 3 Santall, b. Hendry Partridge (not out) 3/ Extras 11

Total for six wickets 118 Bowling analysis-Holi-dry 3 for 43, Ryder 2 for 20, Armstrong 1 for 20. Andrews 0 for 23. ENGLISH TEST TEAM. LONDON. June 30. The English Cricket Tost team will he completed to-morrow. Parkin and Harding have been asked to attend for it at Leeds. There is some doubt as to whether Mead will play, owing to an accident yesterday. N<> decision has been reached as regards the wicketkeeper. In view of his Leeds pertormnnce, Hallows, a 'left hander, who was playing bn the Oval to-day lor the Players against the Gentlemen was watched with keen interest, but he was a disappointment, though on a perfect wicket against- bowling that never rose above the mediocre, Hallows took two hours to make 40. A drive to the off was his main scoring stroke. Fie makes no piny with his wrist, hut keeps a stright but, and takes no risks. FI is innings was dull and unenterprising. Pavilion critics are asking why Dipper was, dropped for, Hallows. After his good display at Lords in the Test, Dipper was hailed as a great find. Hearne made 99. Although this occupied 100 minutes, there were glimpses of the real Flcarne. Crawford’s howling was patchy and stingless. Tn direct contrast to Hallow’s was Harding, whose subsequent, invitation to be present at Leeds for the test caused no surprise. Fie went for the bowling, and drove on both sides with great vigour, and timing superbly. Harding lias been one of the most consist scorers this season. Last week end ho was fifth in the averages for England and Australia combined with 20 innings and an average of 57.41. The Players made 127 for four wickets. Ducat scored 80, and Hnrdingc llli (not. out). TEST TEAM. (Received This Day at 9.40 a.m.) LONDON, July 1. Brown, (wicket-keeper), and Ducat have heen invited to play in the test match at Leeds. Mead does not play. THE TEST CAPTAIN. Hlecoivcd This Day at 10.15 a.m.) LONDON, June 30. The Daily Chronicle says in view of th 0 ill-advised attempt to suggest dissension between Tennyson and Douglas the public should know that Douglas was the first to send congratulations and assure Tennyson of his own untir- . ing support. j Fry’s finger is till in splints.