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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 4, 6 January 1902, Page 2

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BEOOND TEST MATOE, AUSTRALIANS WIN BY M 0 TOJK. nut nn unocurm. Beceived 4,6.11 p.m. . Mklboubxi, J«uuary4. Bains in the early morning pad* the pitch very soft, and tbe umpires decided to postpone play till llipJL It remained dry all the moroinft tat as Tyldesley and Biaund rasuowflMf light showers fell. Trumble and Iturn took tip the bowling, and Tyldsaky commenced by playing Tromble tp leg for four, and had added another coulpe when Trnmper caught hias si short leg. He was thrss boors,Mi twenty-eight minutes at the wlekai, and his score included sight 4's. Six wickets for 156. Jones oame nizt, the widest' bfing very dead. Bmund mads the moat of every chance, and scored quickly, bat at length made an uppish nit on Dw» ling, who readied and htld it. B#vsn for 173. Guon made a couple, and was this caught at extra mid-off by J <ns«. Batnes osmeinin time to see Jooss caught by Darling. Blydhs had a similar experience, for Burns spooned on* softly te Trumble. Trumble took three wickets in WOoession. Enqlakd.—Second Innings (continued). Five wickets down for . . 73 Tyldesley, c Trumpsr, b Noble .. 66 Braund, c Dirliog, b Noble .. 25 Jones, c Darling, bTrumble .. 6 Guno, o Jones, b Trumble .. 2 Barnes, o and b Trumble . • 0 Blythe, not out .. .. .. 0 Sundries .. 9 Total .. .. T. 175 Bowling analysis Jones no wickets for 33, Noble Six for 60, TrumWsffour for 49, Howell none for 28, Ai msjwiug none for 3, Trnmper none for 1. j The Australians thus won bf< 230 runs. £i