TRIANGULAR CRICKET

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10679, 6 July 1912, Page 6

TRIANGULAR CRICKET

AUSTRALIA v. LANCASHIRE

VISITORS ALL OUT FOR I*3

HOME TEAM STARTS WELL

(United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph — Copyright.)

(Received July 5, 10.45 a.m.)

LONDON, July 4

The Australians began t'ho eighteenth match of the tour against Laura- j shire at Liverpool to-day. At stumps the Australians were out for 183, and the county had 126 up for three wickets. The weather was warm, and the difficult. The attendance numbered 4000. Hornby won the toss, and sen*- the visitors in. Kelleway and Jennings opened to Dean and Huddlestone. An unfortunate start was made, Kelleway, with the score at 7, sicking Dean to J. Tyldesley in tho slips. —One for 7. Macartney was next, and he and Jennings raised the score to 42,' when the former, playing back to Huddlestone, was clean fowled. He had nut played with his usual certainty, Jennings, who was caught by Hornby, off Dean, got 30 runs in 65 minutes. The bright spofc in the. innings the partnership of Bardsloy and Prog-, ory. Tho pair added 79 for the fourth, wicket. Bardsley, who was often beaten, gave a chance at 19, but he made several good pulls. Gregory hit up 58 in 100 minutes, by good all-vound play . His score .included six 4's. The batsman gave three chances.

The remainder of the side found t'.' j bowling too superior. The runs were got as follows: Fifty in 45 minutes, j the*century in 95 minutes, and 133 in j 170 minutes. COUNTY AT THE WICKETS. | ■Makepeace and Spooner began for , tho county. Whitty and Kellaway | bowling. Makepeace, before he had scored, was out to a good catch by Mac- ■ artney,- off Whitty, at mid-off. | j Spooner, after some good driving, l was held by Smith at long-on off a , lofty drive —a well-judged catch. Jhf retiring batsman had batted for an hour. Sharp got a four off the last ball of the day. Ho scored 50 in a hundred minutes, and gave a chance at 30. ' Fifty was hoisted in forty minutes, ' J and the (\Qj]fs}\Y m 105 minutes. | I Details are as follow : I AUSTRALIA.—First innings.

How the wickets fell:—7, 42, 56,135, ias, 148, 149, 175, 175, 183. Bowling analysis:—Dean 6 for 78. Huddlestone 4 for 73, Whitehead 0 for 9, Heap 0 for 7.

LANCASHIRE.—First inning?.

AFRICANS v. WAiRWICKSHDIF

COUNTY ALL OUT FOR 92

LONDON, July !

The South Africans began a match against Warwickshire (last year'j. champion county) to-day, at Birmingham. At stumps the county svle was out for 92, while their opponents had lost five for 131 runs. Scores:—

WARWICKSHIRE.—First limine

Carter 3 for 39. Faulkner 0 for 19, Strieker 3 for 13.

SOUTH AFRICA.—First innings.

(F. R. Foster, tho chief howler of the Warwickshire County, is no;, playing in the match, probably owing to the fact that he meets South Africa jn the Test match on Monday.)

Kelleway, c J. Tyldesley, b Dean ; 2 Jennings, c Horrfby, b Dean 30 Macartney. b Huddlestone vlS W. Bardsley, lbw, b Dean 37 Gregory, c Huddlestone, b Dean •y- 1 Smith, c E. Tyldesley, b Dean (J Minnett, b Dean S Matthews, c Hornby, b Huddlesttn: i r Hazlitt, b Huddlestone C Whitty, not out 1 Carkeek, st Brook, b Huddlestone 7 Sundries -IS Total 183

Makepeace, cMacartney, b Whirty Spooner, c Smith, bHazlitt J. Tyldesley,_c and b Kelleivay Sharp, not out E. Tyldesley, not out Sundries Total for three wickets r u 0 50 22 10 120

Smith, b Carter 2 Kinneir, c Ward, b Strieker 38 Charlesworth, c Strieker, b Peg^r 5 Quaife, c Ward, b Pegler 2 G. Stephens, c Ward, b Carter 10 Baker, c Snooke, b Strieker 16 Jeeves, c Carter, b Strieker <i Parsons, c Ward, b Pegler 4 Santall, b Carter u Hands, b Pegler 0 Field, not out 2 . Sundries 1 QO Bowling analysis: —Pegler 4 for .20,

faylor, c Baker, b Santall 2^ Tancrod, c and 1) Chaiicsworth Oi Faulkner, e Charleswortli, b Jec T-S 45 1 Snookc, c Kinncir, b Santall n i Nourse, not out -11 Strieker, c Parsons, b CharlcswortJi 27 Ward, not out 1 Sundries ft Total for five wickets 131