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Taranaki Daily News, 14 September 1921, Page 3

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AUSTRALLh v. CUMBERLAND. LAST MATCH OF TOURBy Telega ph.—Press Assn.—Copyrifitt. London, Sept. 12. The Australians began the last match of their tour against Cumberland at Whitehaven to-day, play being confined to one day. Cumberland made 201. The score was: Gillett, st Oldfield, b Andrews 18 Tyldesley, b Pellew 4 Saint, b Pellew ••a-jm-as $ Shardlow, c Taylor, b Mailey . 21 Cant, b Mailey 3 Madden, c Taylor, b Mailey 38 Hardcastle, c Mailey, b Collins 33 Smith, c Andrews, b Mailey . o Senhouse, c Taylor, b Collins 7 Bancroft, not out . . A ......... 27 Muriel, b Collins 8 Extras 29 Total 201 Bowling analysis.—Pellew, 2 for 28; Ryder, none for 8; Audrews, 1 for 16; Mailey, 4 for 84; Macdonald, none for 13; Hendry, none fpr 11; Collins, 3 for 12. Australia lost eight wickets for 284. Scores: AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Macdonald, b Bancroft 16 Oldfield, c Madden, b Bancroft 25 Mailey, b Bancroft • • ® Pellew, retired hurt ...<-x-i Hendry, b Tyldesley . .j. ; ... ~ 31 Ryder, run out .i. : .;..... . t 16 Andrews, st Cant, b Madden 43 Taylor, c Bancroft, b Madden 94 Collins, c Muriel, b Madden 1 Bardsley, not out ..... 22 Mayne, not out 1 Extras 14 Total ....... 284

Bowling analysis.—Bancroft, three wick- ! ets for 70 runs; Shardlow, none for 65; Madden, three for 74; Tyldesley, two for 3; Smith, none for 28. Australia won on the first innings. The weather was line and the wicket excellent. Play throughout was lively and interesting, including bard “smiting”, several sixers being scored. Andrews and Taylor played a breesy partnership, adding 94 to the total. Taylor hit 'two sixers and ten fours. Pellew suffered a fracture, of the carpel bone of the left hand.