THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS AT MIDDLESEX.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 937, 25 June 1878, Page 2

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS AT MIDDLESEX.

LONDON", June 21. Tho scores of the xluscralians af. Middlesex were — Ohas. Banuerman, 8 ; Gregory, 42 ; Murdoch, 0 ; Bayley, 39, caught off Henderson; A. Bannerman, 4 ; Horan, 1, caught off Huddon ; Garrett, 19 ; Spofforth, G ; Allen, 15, bowled Robertson ; Boyle.. 5. run out; Blackham, 20, not out ;• sundries, 6. Middlesex Team : A. Webb, 5 ; A. Lyttleton, 5; Studd, 2, bowled Allen ; Walker 23, caught off Garrett ; Haddou, 2 ; E. Lyttleton, 25 ; Webb, ; Henderson, 5 ; Salmon, 0, bowled Garrett; Scott, stumped Blackham : Robertson, not out ; sundries, G. The first six of the Australians were out for 45, the rest bring up the score. The first three Middlesex made 107, the rest coilfpsod. The bowling of GarreLt was very effective. The total does not tally with those given yesterday, 44 on the Middlesex side wantiug. LONDON (undated). The second innings of the Austral inns closed for 240. Charles Banner man, bowled by Henderson 23 ,• Horan 2, Gregory, 42 j Garrett, 34 : Spofforth, 50; all caught, off Henderson ; Banner man, 3, off Haddou ; Murdoch bowled Scott, 13; B.iyley, 0 ; Boyle, 0; Allen, 0 ; all bowled by Robertson ; Blackham, not out, 21 ; sundries, 14. In the Middlesex second innings, six were out for 79. A. Webb, 0 ; Haddou, 0 ; Studd, 7 ; all bowled by Allen; Walker bowled Boyle, 23 ; A. Lyttleton, 3 ; Scott 3, cought off Garrett; Wohbe, 5 ; E. LyUleton, 37, not out ; wide, 1. The fielding of the Australians generally, was good. The wicket-keeping of Blackham' was very good. There was a large attendance at the match. «