W. A, Crombie, ¢. sub., b. Stanion 18 W.5. Turnbull, e. sub., b.V.H. Lanning 1B. J. Lynch, U'b.w., b: Stinion standing at 10 for 8 wickets.
(On Lieut. Rayment, b.'V. H. Lanning: resuming, Wolfenden accompanied Me- J. Mann, c. V. H. Lanning, b. Stanion. Alister to the wickets, but after making Capt. Close, b. V. H. Lanning a pretty on~irive for 4 fell a victim to the MeAlister, not on wiles of Walsh. Lightbody was whipper la, Parker, run out but failed to break his duck. and the Manwaring, nings closed for 111, of which MeAlister had Wolfenden, b. Wals! contributed 35, notour. Although the Iatters strokes deere at trifle flay, he detorves Extras every credit for the cool manner in which he stood up to excellent bowling and assistd in putting 0 runs on to the Avstralssiany total.
Faurvidge and T. tch opened Eng-Jand's innings the how ing being entr ed ty Crombie and Rans curie very freely from the start, Crombie eon in for most punishment," Fifty ws hoist-without a s-paration having been effect and Srunshvers double chan: e in the ing was made, Lynch and Rayment Mann and Crombie, Tew:
me before the eh tok elect, asthe tora] had vison to 79 before Veitch was well taken by Turnbull ofthe bow ing oF Lynch. Veirch hel mute his very clea hitting and his innly included 6 fours and 2 twos.
Was vext in and stil rans came When ut 97 Farbridge wes bowled by Lynch it was apr n that ely a miracle could save Austral si Par-bridge played splen tid erie score of 50, which includ done 8 and ove 7 (the result of overthrow "s), 4 fours, and 4 tus. 'V. H. Lanning hen partnered a few moments Inter, at 4 o'clock, the con. tury was hoisted. "With the total at 106 Turbull re leved Rayw ut, but she was not in the lost el fee iv, as in his fir over Stinion made the winning hut, When an adjournment: was made for tea the score stond for two wick- ts. shortly after the resumptrow Lavning snicked "ne into the hands of Wolfenden from the bowling of Mans, who ed relieved Tarn-Dull, Walsh succeedest him and was batting in good form when he was unfortunately run out in trying to steal a short one. OF the romaunder of the team, Bi lings was the only one to reath doubly figures, with the exception of ~tanion, who plyed es pital cricket f-r32, The Enzlish innings closed for 180 runs, ani the Australasians thus suffered defeat by 6 rans, a much smaller margin than at one tims se-med likely to be the case. At the conclusion of the mutch, the Australian ths was hauled down and carrie! off wy "J. B. and the ribbons which lid encircled the tlgstait were ent and divided among the winning team.
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