CRICKET.
AUSTRALIANS’ RETURNING. TOUR ENDED. I.UY TJiLEURAI'Tr—PER PRESS ASSOOIAI lON.] LONDON. Sept. IS. The Australians played a one-day match against the North of Scotland at Forties. The North of Scotland in tlio first ifinings scored 96 runs, Sinclair Off) and MacHne (23) being the chief scorers. Tn the bowling, Mailey took 4 for 31, Richardson 2 for 24, Everett 3 for 12, and Macartney 1 for 7. Australia in the first innings made .Andrews scored 61, Ryder 92, E* erett 77. Pons ford 32, and Oldfield 38. lit the bowling, McKissack took I for 112. Brittain-Jones 3 for 47. and Bowden. 3 for 76. Stumps were then drawn. The wrtrther was fine, but the wicket was soft. The Scots’ opening pair made a promising stand, but the remainder fell easy victims to the bowlers. The Australians batted in a holiday spirit, and slashed the bowling about. This mutch concludes the tour. The Australians disband to-morrow. They spend their last ten days according to their own devices, and they will sail by the Canadian Pacific steamer ■Montrose on the first of October.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1926, Page 1
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181CRICKET. Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1926, Page 1
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