CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 197, 29 November 1910, Page 8

CRICKET

SOUTH AFRICANS IN BRISBANE. VISITORS WIN BY 122 RUNS. 3y Cable —Pi ess Association—Copyright. Received 29, 12.25 a.m. Brisbane, November 2S. The weather was line and the wicket good. The attendance was moderate throughout the match. Schwarz and Llewellyn were both brilliant, the partnership' adding 137 in 03 minutes. They treated, the bowling with the greatest freedom. The. Queenslanders made a muck better show in the second essay. Hartigan and Jenkins, for the first wicket, carried the total to 137, the largest partnership score yet made against the South Africans. Both played free and faultless cricket. Marshall's was a fine innings. Altogether, the local batsmen displayed much more confidence and greater freedom with the visitors' googlies than in the first innings. The first four wickets put on 227, the second century appearing in 137 minutes, and the total was the biggest in a single innings yet produced against the visitors in their Australian tour. The visitors won by 122 runs. Scores:— QUEENSLAND. First Innings. Hartigan, c Faulkner, b Vogler 2 Fennelly, c Vogler, b Llewellyn 15 Marshall 50 .Jennings, 1.b.w., b Schwarz 24 Redgrave, b Schwarz 1 Hutcheson, st. Campbell, b Faulkner. 9 McCloy 13 McLaren 0 Armstrong, not out 14 Barstow 4 Sims 5 Extras 8 Total 145 SOUTH AFRICA. First innings 202 Second Innings. i Strieker, c and b Barstow 0 Hathorne, b McCloy 3 'Campbell, c Fennelly, b Redgrave.. 0 i Nourse, c Hartigan, b McLaren 1 Zulch, run out 90 iFaulkner, c Jennings, b McLaren... 73 jPearse, c Hutcheon, b McCloy 33 i Snooke, b McLaren 14 l Llewellyn, not out 88 j Schwarz, b Barstow 51 I Vogler, c Jennings, b Barstow 1 I Extras 13

Total 382 Bowling analysis —Barstow, three wickets' for 68; McLaren, three for 75; McCloy, two for 92; Redgrave, one for 75; Marshall, none for 25; Armstrong, none for 25; Hartigan, none for 9. QUEENSLAND. First innings 149 Second Innings. Hartigan, b Faulkner 05 Jennings, b Nourse> '.... 07 Marshall, c Campbell, b Vogler 34 Fennelly, b Faulkner 37 Redgrave, b Schwartz 4 Hutcheon, c Hathorn, b Faulkner... 39 McCloy, b Faulkner 7 | Armstrong, c Campbell, b Vogler... 19 Barstow, c and b Faulkner 1 McLaren, not out 17 Sims, b Vogler 3 Extras 24 Total 317 Bowling Analysis.—Nourse, one wicket for 00; Faulkner, live for 106; Vogler, three for 66; Sehwarz, one for °47; Snooke, none for 12; Llewellyn, none for Siiooke, none for 12; Llewellyn, none for 2. BIG INTER-STATE SCORING. Received 29, 12.25 a.m. Melbourne, November 28.

Victoria in the first innings made 614 runs. Armstrong 76, Matthews 42, Hazlitt 77, Kenny 73, and Laver (not out) 17, were the chief scorers. South Australia has lost four wickets for 138— Maynes 7, Clem Hill 35, Genre 52, Crawford (not out) 13. The Victorian innings lasted for eight and a 'half hours. They completely collared the bowling, and gave a display of consistent and brilliant batting. Hazlitt and Kenny, at the ninth wicket, added 143.