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Hokitika Guardian, 15 May 1930, Page 4

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AUSTRALIAN CRICK INTERS. W AGAINST LANCASHIRE.

t United Press Associatibn.— -By Electric telegraph. — Copyright, j

(Received this day'at 8.30. a.m.) LONDON, May 14. £ > Jackson, Bradman, Fairfax, ! Richardson, Grimmett/ A’-Beckett, Hornibrook, Hurwood, \ vValker. Lancashire: , Eckersiey Ha.'ovvs, Watson;- i&.r U'yldesley, It. Tylclesley, McDonald,,/ iddon, Hopwood, Duckworth, •. babbles,. iayntei. 'l’he weather was fine ", and wicket good. 'Lancashire, wop ’ -the toss anck ■ are batting. • Jn . After Grimmett .. .and Hornibrook * had dismissed the strong Lancashire side for the .small total of 176 on a good : wicket, the '.Australian.. batsmen were themselves mowed* down and are by no means in a happy position. Grimmett maintained his success in breaking up dangerous partnerships, for when thirty-eight were scored after a n hour,, Grimiiiett had Hallows caught. The SoutlL" Australian, who has played in all fnye matlies, is still bowling splendidly).-' dismissed. E. Tyitsesiey, Iddon,. ‘dSopwood and Paiynter in 'quick' succession. Fuel oub ted ly the batsmen were terrorstricken and use their feet to the slow j.boivleiV I ''''"V vHermorooK bro.ie~Gtimmett’s run of fifteen consecutive^,wu nets, by getting ■.Watson. Eckketfey hit courag.\ euijoiy and together dSibbles scoHjk ed freely. • / • v Grimmett at this stage .was resting after Wo' hourk ,; ht the crease. Eckersley went out' in' attempting, to hit Hornilbrook. The' 'bthefs failed to last and the innings 1 closed after 225 minutes. Grimmett bowled thirty-two overs, thirteen- which \ were maid-

ens. ; C| , ■!' McDonald st'artfeU' a ' great pace while Silo hies kept the batsdien on the defensive. . Woodfull'Dtas oilman bowled, for the third time in England. Bradman started * prettily butt there was a sensation wlieim.his leg} stump was sent Hying, .• Richardson ;i : saVo an easy catch and.; Walker \wenF out in the last over of the day. \ LANCASHIRE—Ist Innings. Hallow",’ c . Hornibrook/ b Grim-

ITINERARY OF TOUR. i The remaining matches to be played bv the Australians, are as followed-" May 17-20—v.M.CkC.," Lord’s. May 21-23-—v. Derbyshire, Chesterfield. May 24-27—v. Surrey, The Oval. May 28-30—v Oxfprd'.’.University, Oxford. June .1-6—v. Middlesex, Lord’s. June 7-10—v. Cambridge University, ■ .Fenners. June Tfent ' Bridge. , Jurie 18-20-rV. Surrey, The Oval. June 21-24—v. . Lancashire, Old Trafford. “' X June 27-July ;-SEC.QND TEST, at Lord’s.

mett. : v;.a>avt. 21 Watson, c Walkerj-.bLHornibrook 1 37 E. Tyldesley, l-.b.iwji b. Grunmett fdtlon, l.b.w., ; b .Grinunett\... ... - 2T Hopwood, b Grimmettr!... -... . 9/ Paynter, b Grimmettl. ... , 0 v Eckersley, b Hornibrook ... .... 1 54 Sibbies, l.b.w., .b Fairfax 23 14 R. Tvldesley, b --.Hornibrook \ ... 0 McDonald, c Hornibrook, b Grimroett ,: r. :: f ... ••• 3 Extra* 4„\ ... ... ... i 8 Total fi76 Bowling analysis:.. F&.irfa?:- -1 ■ for iSQ, A’Beckett 0 for 15, Gfitfimett 6 for . 67. Hornibrook 3 for . 45, Hurwood 0 for 16. Bradman 0 for' Biv V - AUSTRALIA—1st Innings. Woodfull, b R. Tyldesley ... p Jackson, b Mct)onald ' 19 Bradman, b McDonald 9 » Kippax, (not. out) 9 Richardson, c Hopjvbod, b Mbv . Donald ; V-- ••• ••• 0 Walker, l.b.w'./ b,R, (fyldesley ... 4 Extras , ., ri ..,,i . .... ... ... 1 . Total for 5 wickets 63 Stumps Avers then drawn. ••