ere was some free hitting at Adelaide, Nov. 5. Adelaide to-day, when the BLC.C. team carried their score from 341 }for five wickets to 634 for nine and declared their innings closed. South Australia replied with 145 for two wickets.
D. R, Jardine, the English captai who just missed his century by two. Funs in the first match at Perth, reached the coveted three. figures to-day and was not out at 108 when he declared the English innings at an end. He played a bright innings; batting for just over 33 hours and hitting ten fours.
RES. Wyatt, the vice-captain, also was in good form and contri: buted 61 in a little over 1 hours, sending the ball to the boundary seven times,
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