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Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2177, 22 June 1886, Page 3

Thk pricket match, Gentlemen of England \ . the Australians, was continued at Oval to-day. The weather continues cold and inclement, but the attendance was good , notwithstanding. The wicket was lively j throughout the day. The play commenecd by the not outs of the pre\ ions day resuming their posts at the wickets. Roller, who hud 33 to his credit, .succeeded in obtaining u further 30 bofoie lib wa» bowled while G. Kemp lidded 08 to his yesterday's score eie lie was caught. A Keiii)> w.i-. theuext man in, and he succeeded in putting together 1!). Ti>ppm ami Homer caeli made poor scores. Turner, who followed A. Kemp, carried out Ins bat for a single. The following is the bowling analysis : — Ganett, six wickets for 130 ; Jone», two wickets lor 50. Alter au interval the Australians went to the wicket-, fur tlieir hist innings, MollwraitU and Junes being the tns>t to handle the willow. Mclluiaith «u» bowled fm S. .uid Scott tnolc In-, place, but was caught aftti putting together 2 ( J. Jania now went t>> the uiuket and runs came rapidly, Jones and Jams punishing the bowleis freely, until Jarvis wa< given out leg before w icket, with 71 to his credit. Biuco .succeeded Jarvis, and when the stumps were drawn he had 18 to his credit. Jduum, who was at the wicket the whole time, made the splendid seme (if 14(i, not out. The detailed scores are as follow :—: — Gentlemen, first mning-> : Grace, caught, 14vS ; Patteison, caught, 44; Lucas, taught. 8 ; Read, caught, 34 ; H.twkc, caught, oli ; Roller, bowled, 1)3 : G. Kemp, caught, Xi ; A. Kemp, caught, 111; Topper, bowled, 3; Hornet, bowled, 0; Tuuiei, not out, 1; sundiieii, 12; total, 471. Australians, first Minings: — Alcllw raith, bowled. 8: Scott, caught, 211; Jams, lbw, 71; Jones, not out, 14li ; Bruce, not out, 18 ; sundries, 10 ; total, for three wicket*, 252. Gifien received a sprain, and was absent to-day. London, June lfl. The ciickct match. Austtahans v. Gentlemen of England, was resumed and concluded to-day at the Oval. The weather was tine, and the attendance good. The wicket \viu> rather lumpy. The Australians, with three wickets down and 282 runs to their ciedit, continued their first inningi with Jones and Bruce, the notouts of yesterday. Tne former only succeeded in addiuc; 5 to his scoie when he was caught, his innings having resulted in a splendid total of 151. fionnor joiued Bruce. Both players rapidly augmented the score. The latter at length was caught when he had contributed 40, while Bouuor played a good innings for 47. Of the playeis who followed Garrett wan the most successful, cairying out his bat for 51. Bluckham and E\ana both batted well, contributing 3(J and 27 lespectively. The innings closed for a total of 488, or 17 ahead of the Gentlemen. The latter, owing to the absence of Lucas and Roller from injuries leceivod in the Held, played two men shoit, and only succeeded in putting together 105. (Jraee, Turner, and Hawke weto the highest scorers, each playing a careful innings. The second innings of the Gentleman clo->ed about time for drawing stumps, and the^ match was therefore declined drawn m favour of the Australians, who only required 89 runs to win in their second innings. The following are the full scores : — Australians.— First Innings, Mcllwraith, bowled 8 Scott, caught ... , 20 Jarvis, lbw ... 71 Jones, caught . . ... 151 Bruce, caught 40 Bonnor, caught and bowled .. 47 Giffen, caught 4 Trimble, caught 18 Blackham, bowled 25 E\ans, caught . . ... 27 Garrett, not out .. . . 51 Sundues 10 Total 488 Bowling Analysis : Honor, 4 wickets for 150 runs ; Turner, 2 wickets for 00 runs. Oentlemex— Second innings. Grace, caught .. . ... 24 Tmuer, caught 20 Patteison, bowled 0 Hawke, c night . . . . 30 Read, not out ... . 12 G. Kemp, caught and bowled 2 A. Kemp, caught 8 Top-pin, bowled .. . 0 Homer, caught . . . 4 Sundrqs 5 Total 105 Bowling analysis : Garrett, 5 wickets for 40 runs ; Evans, 3 wickets for 30 runs.