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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1921, Page 3

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AUSTRALIA \ r . DURHAM

UNITED SERVICE TELEGRAMS. ; (Received This Day at 10.15 a.m.) j LONDON, July 18. The Durham match was resumed in hot weather and large attendance numbering some nine thousand. Two more wickets quickly fell, hut Hendry and Oldfield added 46 before the former got out playing hack to 'a well pitched ball on th ( , log stump. Oldfield returned one hard to Doggart’s loft hand, hut escaped and carried his hat. Five wick cts were disposed of in an hour this morning, tho innings closing at 267. /LONDON, July 18.

Ryder was run out through Mayne playing a ball hard to deep point. Ryder ran, but Mayne never moved and the former trying to get hack, slipped and fell. Mavnc was caught first ball in tho next over. Hendry hatted well, but the County fielding was excellent. When Durham went in again MacDonald and Hendry were the first bowlers. They mot with immediate success four wickets being down for 47. Scott, Page and Doggart stopped the rot and advanced the total to 66, causing Macartney and Mailey to come oil. Hie hitters advent was fatal to Seott-Page and the innings closed for 121. The Australians made the runs required without loss. Durham’s innings were continued and McDonald was brought on again and bowled Sqnanee. and though DoggArt held his ground tho rest- of the side failed and all were out for 121. Collins and Mayne made 24 without ioss and the Australians won by ten wickets.

. DURHAM—First Innings. Common, t b. McDonald 1 Brooks, 1». McDonald 2 Tvinch e. Bardslev b. Collins 38 Wake 1 st. and b. Armstrong 3 Seott-Page, e. Taylor h. Armstrong : 21 1 Boggart, b. McDonald 37 i- sqnanee e. Armstrong I>. McDonald 82 1 Bell c. Oldfield, b. Hendry 19 5 Rpillar st. and b. Armstrong 3 Milam c. Macartney, b. Armstrong 0 a Coodriek (not out) I r Extras 8

Total LSB Bowling "analysis—McDonald, four for 28; Armstrong 4 for 82; Collins 1 for 19; Hendry 1 for 1. AUSTRALIA—First Innings. Collins l.b.w b. Coodriek 12 Bardslev c. Milam, b. Coodriek ... 27 Macartney run out 18 Taylor, e. Doggart, b. Coodriek ... 54 Armstrong, b. Milam * I Mayne e. Goodricko, b. Doggart ... 24 Ryder, run out •-> i Hendrv, b. Doggart ••• 30 j Oldfield (not out) 24 | McDonald, st. Common, h. Doggart 9 j Mailey. e. Doggart, b. Spiller 1 Extras 1» : i Total 267 | Bowling analysis:—Goodriche 3 for' 60. Doggart 3 for 111, Milam 1 for 27, j Spiller I for 42, Sqnanee () for 8. DURHAM—Second Innings. I Common, l.b.w. b. Hendry •' Brooks, b. McDonald 9 Kineli, b. McDonald 0 Wake b. Hendry 4 Seott-Page c. Bardslev, b. Mailey 29 Doggart (not out) 3< Sqnanee, b. McDonald . . 23 Bell. I). McDonald 6 Spiller, b. Mailey () Milam, c. Mailey, b. McDonald - Coodriek st. Oldfield b. Mailey ••• 2 Extras 10 Total v 121 AUSTRALIA Second Dinings. Collins, (not out) 1 > Mayne (not out) 1 Total for no wickets 21 FOURTH TEST.

(Received This Dnv at 8 a.nt.) LONDON, July IS. Official- The test foam will be selected from—Tennyson, Dougins. Fender C. S., Marriott, Woolley, Henrim. Brown, Durston, Strudwick. Hallows, E. Tyldesloy. Russell. Mead and Parke" - (Gloucester). The newspaers express surprise at the latest reshuffling of the test team, ospocinllv the dropping of Parkin. Marriott, a right, medium, against the I’la.v ors took 4 for - 55. Parker, a left-hand above medium, has taken ninety-two wickets for an average of 36.44. Against. Warwickshire he secured eleven wickets for 137.