THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2820, 9 August 1890, Page 2

THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

. + (|;Y KLKCTIUU TUL.KGKAIMI —CUI'YKICIIT.) London, August 6. The second innings of the Kent Eleven closed for iMo, to which Hamilton (not out) contributed 117. At the luncheon adjournment the Australians had one wicket down for -I.'). Mr J. W. llenniker Heaton has enter taiued the Australian Cricketers to a banquet. 1 August 7, In their second innings against Kent the Australians were all out for VIS runs. The county team thus wins by 10S runs. August S. The Cambridge Past and Present team is a fairly strong one, and includes Lucas, M icgregor and Woods. The first innings of the I'uiversily closed for US!). Streettield played a brilliant, though lucky, innings for 145, and was batting less than two hours. The Australians fielded miserably. The colonials have lost one wicket for seven runs. In the course of an interview, Shrewsberry, the well-known Notts cricketer, expressed his opinion that it. was useless to take another cricketing team to Australia next season, and that English visits were over-done. August 7.Q The match between tho Australians and Cambridge (past and present) was begun at LwiKhton to-day. The latter have lost three wickets for !M> runs. Turner, Ferris and Walters are not playing.