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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9551, 26 July 1909, Page 4

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AUSTRALIA V. DE RBYSHIRE. TEN WICKETS VICTORY FOR' VISITORS. United Press lAssociation—By Electric Telegraph Copyright. LONDON, July 23. The Australia-Derbyshire cricket match was resumed at Derby this morning. At the start the weatherwas sunny, and the wicket fast. There was only a moderate attendance. Trumper and Hiopkins the Australians' innings, in which 217 had been scored on the previous, day for the loss of four wickets. % Trumper added thirteen to his overnight score, and was then taken; by Humphries in Morton's second over. He gave a half-chance to> Humphries at back-stop at 20, otherwise his innings was a perfect display of brilliant cutting and leg hitting. He hit seventeen fours, and' 1 batted altogether 125 minutes. Five for 230. i Hartigan went at 245, and Carter five runs later. . Hopkins waseighty minutes at the wickets, then, Warren found his way in. He a faultless game. Eight for 252. The ninth wicket fell at 253, and; the innings closed for 264. ' Scores: — ! ! AUSTRALIA. s First Innings. . McAliser, run out %> , Gregory, c Needham, b Morton 24' i Ransford, c Humphries, b Warre 'i 18 . Macartney, lbw, b Morton Trumper, c Humphries, b Morton 113 i Hokpins.b Warren ) 52.* Hartigan, b Warren 4 , Carter, c Chapman, b Morton 5 | Carkeek, b Warren 1 ' O'Connor, not out 6 , Whitty, b Morton 1 , Extras 18, 1 Total 264 1 Bowling analysis Warren, 4 1 wickets for 102 runs; [Morton, 5 for 63; Cadman, 0 for 27; Lowe, 0 for J 22;Rockman, 0 for 32. j Shortly after Derbyshire com- , menced its second innings, rain n caused a delay cf 25 minutes. • Torrential rain set in shortly after 4 o'clock, and play ceased for - > the day. Scores:— n DERBYSHIRE. • * First Innings 116 , Second Inning?. e Wright, b Whitty 7 Cadman, lbw, o O'Connor 19 ' 3 Needham, not out 30 ■•■ s Chapman, c Hartigan, b Hopkins 12 . . Morton, c Hartigan, b Hopkins 8 3 Gale, not out 0.. Extras 11 3 Total for four wickets 87 Received July 25 5.5 p.m. \ LONDON, July 20. On play being resumed the weathe ' was dull and windy. Needham gave a•. sound display for 95 minutes, and . ? was then caught easily at point. Olliverhita couple of fourers off " Hopkins, and then '■ the Sydneyite - bowled his middle stump. " i Warren indulged in free cutting, ? and leg-hitting. Humphries was . _ twenty minutes at the wickets before e scoring. The fifth wicket fell at 104. . f Australia made the necessary runs 2 without the loss of a wicket, and thus 1 won by ten wickets. Scores:— 1 DERBYSHIRE. —(Second Innings '. Continued). 7 Needham, c Whitty, b O'Connor 42 2 Sale, c and b O'Connor 7 0 Olliver, b Hopkins 17 s Warren, b Carkeek 32 - Humphries, c Trumper, b Whitty 3 . a Rickman not out 6 Lowe, b Whitty 0 j. Extras 13 [ Total 166 Bowling analysis O'Connor, "3 . for 85; Whitty, 4 for 30; Hopkins j 3 for 38. j AUSTRALIA. , Second Innings. 1 Carter, not out 16 I O'Connor, not out .& ■ Total for no wickets 21