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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10702, 24 August 1912, Page 6

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AUSTRALIA v. ENGLAND.

ENGLAND WIN'S BY 2-1-1 HUNS. (Received Fridav, at 9.15 ji.ra.) LONDON, August 22. Earn fell overnight, there being a lieav.v downnour. .In the morning the weather was bright, hut tho wicket was wot. i'laj- was delayed for 15 minutes. Fry, Hearno and Douglas each made n good stand. Requiring 810 to win, the Australians made a very sorry show against Dean j\\h\ Woolley, a rot ensuing after the tall of the second wicket. England's victory created great ensthusiasm. There were 12,000 people present. Frv and Hearne Faced Whitty and Matthews, adding 27 to the overnight score before a separation was effected. Hnslitt relieved Matthews at ill, and got Hearne caught at short leg first Iml 1.—5 for 91.. Douglas was the incomer, and the best partnership ensued, adding 70. The eenttir; appeared after 135 minute;;' play. Macartney replaced Whit-, ty at 101. Douglas missed a breakhack from Macartney the ball just going over the wicket, four byes resulting. The batting was quiet, .15 runs 'being scored in - N 30 minutes. Wlntty replaced Ha/ditt at '123, and Matthew:; replaced Macartney at 127. Fry reached his fifty in 100 minutes. He showed strong defence, a feature being his judicious driving. At the luncheon adjournment the score stood at 150.

On resuming, the wicket showed signs of drying, and Whitty aud Macartney took i::i the howling, the latter beating Fry- Hazlitt replaced Whitty at 167. The change was effective, Trla/.litt securing the remainder of the wickets. Frv was taken' low in tho slips. He baited for -20 minutes, and gave a splendid display, included in hi;; score being eight fours. —(> for 170. A colb'ps? th, :i followed. Douglas was given out leg before ten minutes later. He had batted stubbornly, and «»s at tho wickets 220 minutes.—7 for 171. Smith went third ball in the same over. —8 for 171. Barnes was taken at nud-ou off r'-.w .. litt's next over,--9 for 175. Doan wns boiled firs!- hall. The inning:; lasted 260 minutes.

Since replacing Whitty Hazlitt captured fivo re.ns for 1 wickot. Keileway and Jennings faced Barnes and Dean at the. opening of tho Australians' second innings. They mad.-.! a bad start, Kelle.vay being taken at the fifth, ball, close in between ro'nt and sli]\ in .Dean's first over. —1 for 0. The weather was now cloudv.

Macartney and Jennings then m i.le a plucky attempt- to save tlio situation, the partnership addinr/, -id. Woolley replaced Barno:. at 2'). Woolley soh Jenivinp.s caught at cover in his third over. Ho had batted 3o iiiinuie.s.—2 Cor 4(5.

A procession then followed.' Macartnoy, in pin vine; bade, had his b\ r .; stump removed in Dean's next over. Bardslev wan run out without hfiv. in a; scored, Kobhs, at cover, throv.in.x down Ills wicket. —4 for 47. Minnett .scored four throng!) the slins' off Woo I ley. Firfy-o"'< w;:s hoisted**i.n «0 minutes. Tn tlio nn\t over Grcrovv was taken elosn in.—s for 51. In the next over Minnett wa<; <:iven ent leu lvi'foro.—(i for ."VI. Three rv.xv: later Whittv was howled.—P for -"H. Mattiio-A, and Tla/.litt the.-i Icdcrd li \f ■ii.ikinr; ,-, r.taml. llhi-'Jc; rei.-hie-" ed Dean at "8. Seven rniis laior l!az-lit-fc was caught skyinp; e ball to iniii--031.

Oarkeok lost Matthews with the total unaltered. The whole innings only iastod eighty minutes. •Scores are .°-s follows.--ENGLAND. First Inning fM*i Second Lurngs. Rhodes, li Whitty ... .1 Ifobbs. e MniUu.ws. !, Winlty . . 311 Jr'pooiier. r: b Whuiv ... V Woolley, 1> Hazlitt" ... -1 Fvy, c Jennings, b ITa/litt ••• 71' Hcarne, e Matthews, h FTazlitt ... 14 Douglas, Ibw, b Hazlitt ... 24 Foster, not out ... 3 Smith, h Haxlitt ... 0 Barnes, c Whitty, b FTazlitt ... 0 Dean, 1) Hazlitt' ... 0 Sundries ... 1-5 Total 175 Bowling analysis.—Whitty 3 for 7 : 1, ! Macartney 0 for 43, Hazlitt for 20, Matthews' 0 for 21. AUSTRALIA. First Tunings 11l Second Tunings. Kclloway, e Douglas, !> Dean ... 0 Jennings, e Fry, 1> Woolley ... 14 Macartney. I), Dean ... 30 Bardsley, run out ... 0 Minnett, lhw, b Woolley ... 4 Gregory, e Douglas, 1) Dean ... 1 Smith, c Douglas, b Dean ... 0 Matthews, c and I) Woollcv ... 1. Whitty, b Woollcv ... 3 Hazlitt, e Dean, 'b Woolley ... o Carkeek. not out ... 0 Sundries ... 7 Total fio "Bowling analysis.—Barnes 0 for 18, Dean 4 for 10, Woollcv 5 for 20. Rhodes 0 for 1. . SOUTH AFRICA v. LANCASHIRE. (Received Friday, at 10.10 a.m.) LONDON, Angus!, 22. The South Africans commenced n match against Lancashire to-day. The scores are as follows: LANCASHIRE—Ist Innings. Makepeace, e Tancred. b Faulkner 'lfi Hornby, c Mitchell, l> Peglor ... ?'"

J. Tyldosley, b Carter ... ](i Sliarpe, Ibw, h Faulkner ... .'M i W. Tyldesloy, run out ... 18 I E. Tylde.sley, b Faulkner ... 0 I Heap, o Taylor, b Faulkner ... 7 Brooke, e White, h Faulkner ... 22 Whitehead, c Tancrcd, b Carter »15 ! Huddlestone, b Faulkner ... 12 ) Fairolough, not out ... 0 Sundries ... 2 Total <0 Rowling analysis.—Taylor 0 for 14, Pegler 1 for 59, Faulkner (5 for 78, Carter 2 for 17. SOUTH AFRICA—Ist Innings. Tailored, b Fairclough ... 13 Tayloi', not out ... 27 Xourse, not out ... 27 Extras ... 2 Total for one wicket GO SMALT- SCORES. (Received Friday, at 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, August 22. In a match, Surrey v. Middlesex. i the former were dismissed for 52, J. T. Hearno taking ij for 18, and Tarrant 5 for 28. Middlesex made 7J, Rushby getting eight wckets for 31.

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