... CRICKET. MR. A. E. STODDART'S team for Australia consists of K. S. Ranjitsinhji, A. C. MacLaren, Captain Wynyard, N. F. Druce, J. R. Mason, Hayward, Wainwright, Hirst, Storer, Beard, J. T. Hearne and Richardson. Jackson and Abel had been asked to accompany ...

... CRICKET. THERE has been nothing more sensational this season than the third day's play in the match between Cambridge University and the Australians. The Cantabs won the toss, and played so confidently against the bowling which had stuck up the English ...

... CRICKET. Surrey' beat Hampshire in a match that was finished on Wednesday by seven wicket?, with 253 and 92 to 132 and 210. The two Reads contributed to the Surrey innings W. W. Read 65 and 48 not out. and M. Read 32 and 28 not out respectively. Abel ...

... CRICKET. YORKSHIRE, look remarkably like improving on their won derful record of last season, when they won sixteen and drew the remainder of their 28 County Championship games. With June only a week old, they have gained eight victories. Their innings ...

... CRICKET. SURREY scored a big win over Sussex on the Hove enclosure by an innings and 44 runs. Their score was 433, but it should have been really larger, considering the fine batting of the early batsmen. Abel was run out after compiling a pains taking ...

... CRICKET. On Wednesday at the Oval Surrey suffered yet another defeal its sixth in first-class matches this season, Sussex, who had not beaten the home team since 188(1, obtaining a victory by 12!) runs. The good first innings of Surrey had made a different ...

... CRICKET. THAT hardy annual, the outcry against the title, Gentlemen v. Players, has bobbed up serenely, looking none the worse for its long service. And yet this much-abused description is not so very misleading. Both at Lord's and the Oval last week ...

... CRICKET. ALTHOUGH Sussex made a good fight against the Australians,, they were unable to break the long sequence of victories which the visitors have had over the English counties. The Sussex men are all batsmen, but too few of them can bowl. Hartley ...

... CRICKET. THE event of interest has of course been the test match at Birmingham, which commenced on Thursday, May 29th. It came as no surprise that wet weather made it a draw, since that has been the common experience so far this season in most matches ...

... CRICKETERS AND CRICKETING IN AN IRISH MIDLAND COUNTY. What conduces to health deserves recommendation, 'Twill entail a strong race on the next generation And of all the field games ever practised or known, That cricket stands foremost each Briton must ...

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