CABLEGRAMS.
[From opr own Cor re-pox dents]. Sydney. Fob. 17 The return rri k<*t iiiMtrh het w<“ii Shaw’s English Eleven and f' e ('ombiued Eleven of N -w South Wales and Victoria coniine need here to-day. The Englishmen went fiust- t<» t •(* wick 'ts. and were all dispos’d of for 133 runs. Barlow was bow led for 3’l runs The bowling «>f t e 10-al team was dea l on the wit k.’t. and the fielding was excel’ent. The N S.W. tea’ll t 1 en went in, ami when the stumps were drawn, lai put together B<> runs for the loss < f only one wi -k.’t. Massie g.-ored 50 runs. The weather was fine throughout, the day, hut the attendance at the match was onlv modeiate.
February 18. T’ e cricket match wa* resumed to-dav. The combined team continued their fiist innings which < Jesed for 197 runs, as agains' 133 of the Englishmen. The howling of the Englishmen was dead on tin* wi k t. .and t.’ e fielding excellent. The attendance af t !, e mate i was la ge, and the weather w.-.s verv fine. Aft t a short interval the Englishmen went in for their second inning*, and w’ en the stumps were drawn for the day, ha 1 scored 8 runs without the loss of a wAket.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1039, 21 February 1882, Page 2
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