THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND.
innings. In the cri ekej;,match at I)erby, the Australians, 'at tne" close of the day's play, had Bccjred/11/runB fort* the loss of one wicket. There was * a large attend* a^ice bn f the 'ground! bhtsthei weather /was showeryl, 'and the»vftclcet wasin'ot In^ood order. uJn *the? Derbyshire -Jithe -fidldingftofi |^as r. weak. rSfofforth . bowledj tekingf five ■wickets for 78 runs. * -V./t..ii's ffi^t^t^yp'felkJ Ji?r»'l'-n*fe^he 4ftte~for the %P^nmh3Jnglala%ff^islralia, (now; fixed;,for -28th> 2»ffi*lSa M;BOHi August) will be altered, but no definite decision has been come to. -
yet 'We^uttrtliaaJrald'Derßy^W'repa^
to-day. The Australians-, continued .heir first innings, and when the stumps were drawn, had lost 6 wickets for 158. Murdoch .was caught for 70, and Jones bowled 'fbf 50.' ';'' ' • '
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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1579, 17 August 1882, Page 2
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117THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND. Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1579, 17 August 1882, Page 2
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