CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9593, 13 September 1909, Page 5

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIA V, ENGLISH TEAM,

EASY WIN FOR HOME TEAM.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright. LONDON, September 10. The match between the Australian cricketers and an All-England team was resumed this morning at Scarborough , in dull weather. The wicket was faster and in excellent condition.

The visitors' innings closed for a total of 11-3, after two hours' play. Scores

AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Hartigan, b Buckenham £T 18 Bardsley, b Carr 23 Ransford, c Hutchings, b Rhodes 3 Hopkins, c Spooner, b Carr 23 Noble, run out 0 Macartney, c and b Carr 1 Cotter, c Thompson, b Rhodes 1 Carter, b Rhodes 1 Armstrong, b Rhodes 16 O'Connor, b Carr 2 Laver, not out 4 Extras ' 17 Total 113 Bowling analysis.—Rhodes, four wickets for 29; Buckenham, one for 23; Thompson, none for 17; Carr, four for 27. The Home team's second innings produced 276 runs. Scores ENGLAND. First innings 129 Second Innings. ilobbs, st Carter, b Armstrong 39 Rhodes, b Hopkins 5 Tyldesley, c Carter, b Armstrong 89 Spooner, b Noble 3 Fane, b Macartney ' 0 Hutchings, c Armstrong, b O'Connor 78 Hirst, ibw, b O'Connor 15 Thompson, st Carter, b Armstrong 3 Buckenham, not out 18 Carr, c Noble, b Armstrong 4 Hunter, c Noble, b Armstrong 1 Extras 21 Total 276 bowling analysis.—Macartney, one wicket for 65; Hopkins, one for 26; Armstrong, five for 48; Noble, 1 for 11; O'Connor, two for 50; Laver, none for 23; Cotter, none for 33. (Thu analysis is inaccurate). When play closed for the day Austraila's score stood at 35 for two wickets. Scores:— AUSTRALIA. Second Inni-gs. Noble, c Hirst, b Buckenham 5 O'Connor, b Carr 6 ; Macartney, not out 13 Laver, not out 3 Extras 8

Total for two wickets 35 Received September 21, 5.5. p.m. LONDON, September 11.

The weather was fine and the wicket good. Laver put his lag in front to one of Carr's after adding two to his overnight scora. Thrte for 40. Macartney was foolishly run out at 61. Bardsley went one run later, and Carr with a "googley" dsposdd of Hartigan. Six for 84. Ransford and Armstrong became associated, and steady play followed, the century being hoistad in 94 minutes. Ransford lost his wicket attempting to run a short one. Armstrong fell a victim to one of Carr's "googlies." The seventh wicket fell at llu, and the eighth at 121. Cotter played vigorously, and hit tMo sixes. Nine for 148.

The innings was finshed at one o'clock, leaving the English team vigorous by 133 runs. Scores: — AUSTRALIA. Second Innings. Laver, Ibw, b Carr 5 Macartney, run out 30 Bardsley, lbw, b Hirst 3 Hartigan, b Carr 7 Ranstord, run out 20 Armstrong b Carr 28 Hopkins, b Rhodes 11 Cotter, c Hunter, b Rhodes 21 Carter, not out 9 Sundries 14 Total 159 Bowling analysis.—-Carr, 4 for 78; Buckenham, 1 for 17; Thompson, 0 for 1; Rhodes, 2 for 30; Hirst, 1 for 19.