The English Eleven

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 136, 4 December 1911, Page 5

The English Eleven

THE QUEENSLAND MATCH." By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Received! 3, 5.5 p.m. Brisbane, December 3. Ten thousand people were present at the match between England and Queensland. England gave a splendid defensive display, .but the scoring -w«a painfully slow. Mead and Rhodes were brilliant. The bowling was good, that of McLaren, Cook and 1 Hayes particularly. The fielding was also good. Queensland opened confidently, scoring freely. Jennings played splendidly. The bowling and fielding were, sound.. Scores:— ENGLAND—First Innings. Vine, b McLaren 8 Hobbs, b McLaren 20 Mead, b Cook 79 Hrarne, e McLaren, b Hayes 53 Rhodes, not out 64 Foster, 1.b.w., b Cook 4 Woolley, c Jennings, b Hartigan 1 Douglas, c and b Hayes 20 Iremonger, c and b Hayes 0 Barnes, b McLaren 0 Smith, std feolton, b Hayes 7 Extras 18 Total 275 Bowling analysis.—McLaren, three wickets for 55; Hayes, four for 69; Cook, two for 41; Hartigan, one for 15; Barstow, none for 51; Fett, none for 18; Marshall, none for 7; Evans, none for 1. QUEENSLAND. First Innings 200 Second Innings. Marshall, b Foster 8 Jennings, not out 43 Hartigan, c Douglas, b Foster 8 Bolton, not out 4 Extras 2 Total for two wickets 65 GUNN AND WARNER. Sydney, December 1. Gunn declares that his hand will,have sufficiently recovered for him to play in the first test. It is now regarded as certain that Warner will be unaHe to play during the tour.