London, May 5.
The match—between the Australians and Mr. Lionel Robinson's eleven was continued to-day at Attleborough, Norfolk, in close weather.
The Australians, who had scored 18 runs for no wicket yesterday, resumed their innings, but collapsed completely after the lunch interval, owing to the hot sun affecting the wet wicket. The innings closed for 136, Armstrong contributing 61. Douglas took six wickets for 64 runs.
Robinson's eleven then went in and made 156 runs for one wicket before close of play. Hobbs retire ed hurt, with 85 runs to his credit. He gave a brilliant display without a single chance. Jupp was out for 51.—Reuter.
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