THE AUSTRALIANS AT HOME.
MATCH AGAINST NOTTS. LONDON, May 4. Official corrections show thut Cotter's score should have boon 41, included in which were three sixes ;• that the extras were four not s:x, and that Gunn's analysis was five for 124.
■Jones,.showing steady and judicious play, passed the half century, and Gunn, with his score at 21, fell a victim to a catch by Truniper at 'deep square leg. Two for 11.'5. John "Gunn succeeded, and lost Jones at 72. Jones' innings was marked by skilful self-restrained play in both cutting and driving. Three for 123.
Gunn played forward, and was caught by Darling at deep square leg off Armstrong. Four for 1H:1. Dixon was nil. Simpson joined Dixon, but the partnership was of short duration. Dixon, with six to his credit, played back, and was bowled by McLeod. Five for 144. Simpson was bowled bv Cotter. Six for 147. Day only contributed a single when Cotter got one amongst his sticks. Seven for 156. Hardstaff 6. Oates joined him, but .after making soven he skied one to Cotter at mid-off, the latter taking the catch.
The Australians have lost two Wickets for 133.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7819, 11 May 1905, Page 3
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