London, June 2.
In_ genial summer weather, on a good wicket, the Australians today resumed their first innings against Cambridge University (which stood at 107 for 3 wickets overnight) and were all out for 362, Pellew made 146, which included one six and 2] fours, giving altogether three chances in two hours and ten minutes' play. Audrows contributed 59.
Cambridge, in their second innings, compiled 111 for seven wickets before close of play. The attendance numbered about 7,000.
London, June 3.
The watch between the Austra-lions and Cambridge University was resumed to-day. The University, whose score in the second innings stood at 111 for wickets at close of play yes! vere all out for 128. Mailey took 7 wickets for The Australians won the match by an innings and 14 runs. Scores.
Cambridge, 1st inn. 220 Australians, Ist inn. 362 Cambridge, 2nd inn. 128.
Eight players, 2 Douglas, Knight, Hobbs, Hendren, Hearne, Woolley, Durston and Parkin, have now been chosen to represent England in the second test match.—Reuter.
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