TRIANGULAR CRICKET

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10685, 12 July 1912, Page 6

TRIANGULAR CRICKET

WTN FOR ENGLAND

VICTORY BY 174 RUNS

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(Received July 11, 8.40 a.m.)

LONDON, July 10. England won the Test Match with South Africa by 174 runs. _ The weather was dull and the wicket easy when piny was resumed. The attendance was small. The not-out batsmen, Tancrcd (6b) and Pegler (12) faced the bowling oi Barnes and Foster. Tanered succumbed to the fifth ball of the first over. Peeler and Garter made a plucky stand. Hcarnc replaced Foster when the score had reached 148, and Pegler was bowled in the newcomer's second over. Carter was bowled in the next ■ over, the innings closing for 109 runs. Scores: —

ENGLAND. First innings I Second innings • J^> Grand total • 4SO SOUTH AFRICA. First innings Ul Second innings. •H. W. Taylor, c Smith, b Foster 2 L. J. Tancrcd, b Barnes 3v) G. C. White, c and b Foster It C. B. Llewellyn, c Barnes, h Foster 0 G. A. Faulkner, 1) Barnes 0 A. D. Nours'e, c Foster, b Dean ... 15 L. A. Strieker, run out 0 S. J. Snooke. b Dean | S. J. Pegler, b Hearne p 2 0. P. Carter, b Barnes 31 T. A. "Ward, not out ° Sundries - 11 Total 159 Grand total •■•■• 306 Bowling analysis:—S. F. Barnes -1 i for 63, F. R. Foster 3 for 51, H. Dean 2 for 15. W. R. Rhodes 0 for 14, J. W. Hearne 1 for 5.

(The South Africans meet Australia in the Second Test match on Monday next. In the meantime they will have a spell.)

AUSTRALIA v. SCOTLAND

AN EASY WIN

WHITTY'S DEADLY BOWLING

(Received July 11, 10.30 a.m.)

LONDON, July 10. The match between the Australians and Scotland was concluded to-day, and resulted iii.an easy victory for Australia by 295 runs. Scores:—

AUSTRALIA. First innings 295 Second innings. C. 8.-Jennings 32, E. R. Mavno 11, C. G. Macartney 21, W. Bards'ley 45, R. 13. Minuett (not out) G5, C. Kelleway (not out) 9, sundries 9. Total for four wickets 225. (Innings declared closed.) SCOTLAND. First innings 173 Second innings 52 Grand total 225 Bowling, analysis:—W. J. Wliitty took 6 for 22, Hazlitt 3 for 17, Minnett 1 for 17.

(The Australians next play a return match with Scotland.)