ANGLO AUSTRALIAN CRICKET London, June 9.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 156, 12 June 1886, Page 2

ANGLO AUSTRALIAN CRICKET London, June 9.

The wicket match, Australians'^, Eleven of Derbyshire, iwais resumed apd concluded yesterday; The (attendance was good, and the weather splendid', The Australian's continued their innings, and were all disposed of for 191 i The. Home team tfien wentinibr , their second innings, and were all out for ,144, the principal score being made by W. Hall, 41, and F. Kearne, 23l The wicket was lively. Giffen took, 9, wickets for 60 l runs. The visitors, who required 49 to win, ,wsnt to jbh,e wickets,: and r sHcce6djed in f making the required number with a loss of four .wickets*, Jones,, Mowjted for I§, an,d Qitfen, hoti oiit^ 16V'were'the only,ones who ■ reached double figures.,VAustralian V First Jnnings/ 1911;. second- inning's (for four 1 ->wickets),, 49;: tqtajl, -240; -Derbyshire : First innings, '9,5 j qepo^d.ji v nnjngs, l 444,;, 3 tpt^l, 239.; The Australians "thus Awqn 7 the ,match with'si^ickeiife td 1 spared' 1 \" . ;'" :' 1! tThe rfollowin& represept^GambridgJe'in !' the cribkefcimatqhjAiuatraUans v.CahibridgQ l! P^^W.; .Wlw^QO^mences at .Cftmb^idge^ fp-ptondwli-rVL; W. Bajipbndge.. O» M ,P.< 'Buxton^Gi -M^KempV F?'Ma^ohan% te.: ;W; v v'Soekj^©;; JTo.ppinV t' J. > »AfJ cTnrfa^i' A fi l W. f" A. M. Southey, C. M. Knatohbull-"; Huggesen,and Thomas.