Intercolonial Cricket. Victoria v. South Australia Melbourne
The return match between Victoria and South Australia was commenced on the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday. The home team went first…
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Sport, 1898
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Barrier Miner. Wednesday, February 16 the End of the Cricket Season
THERE are signs of waning interest in cricket, now that Australia has won the rubber in the test matches and the tail end of the season is approaching…
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ALPHABETICALS v. Souths, Hillside.—Alphabeticals from: Ross, Mayne, Dumont, Stack, Bogle, Lawn, Baker, Cullen, Hirschausen (2), Morries, Lukey, Kellaway. Souths…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Intercolonial Cricket. To-day's Match. SYDNEY
The return match between New South Wales and South Australia (the last of the Sheffield Shield series this season) begins on the Association Ground to-day. Not much…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Match. N. S. Wales v. South Australia. South Australia at the Wickets. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Friday Afternoon
The final intercolonial match of the season in connection with the Sheffield Shield, between New South Wales and South Australis, was started on the Association…
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In the intercolonial match, N. S. W. v. S. A. yesterday, Darling played a faultless innings for his 75, and batted two hours 16 minutes before being taken in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Match. N. S. Wales v. South Australia. South Australia at the Wickets. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Friday Afternoon
The final intercolonial match of the season in connection with the Sheffield Shield, between New South Wales and South Australia, was started on the Association…
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THE match at the Hillside on Saturday— Souths v. Alphabeticals—was chiefly remarkable for steady play. The Souths won the toss, and remained…
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These teams met for the second time this season this afternoon on the South ground. Centrals went first to the wickets, Richards and Doolet[?]e, who went in first, making…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →International Cricket. To-Day's Play in Sydney. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday (12.45)
The Intercolonial match was reasoned to-day. Readman, who was not out on Saturday, was bowled by Trumper for 21. Three for 105. Hill is 58…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cricket Match. N. S. Wales v. South Australia. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Afternoon
At the luncheon adjournment South Australia had carried their score in the second innings to 151 for three wickets. Hill was 80 not out and F. Jarvis 16 not out…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The following appeared in our late editions on Saturday:— the Cricket Match. New South Wales Out for 308. South Australia's Second Innings. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Saturday Evening
At the luncheon adjournment New South, Wales had scored 126 for one wicket, Trumper and Gregory being at the creasses. On resuming they continued their stand…
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A match was played in Sydney on the 16th instant between the staffs of the Daily Telegraph and Evening News newspapers, resulting in a win…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Matches. [By Telegraph.] New South Wales v. South Australia. SYDNEY
The stand mads by South Australia in the intercolonial match yesterday has aroused great interest in the game. Hill batted three and a half hours for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The, Cricket Match. N. S. Wales v. South Australia. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Afternoon
At the luncheon adjournment South Australia had carried their score in the second innings to 151 for three wickets. Hill was 80 not out and F. Jarvis 16 not out…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Cricket Match S. A. Out for 442. N. S. W. at the Wickets. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Tuesday Afternoon
The South Australians, with six wickets down for 386, continued their Second innings to-day. Jarvis did not reach Hill's score, being caught and bowled by Noble at 154;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Cricket Matches. New South Wales v. South Australia. Splendid Stand by Clem Hill and Jarvis. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Evening
When the MINER'S last wire was despatched South Australia had scored 230 for three wickets, Hill (126) and Jarvis (47) being still at the creases. The batsmen continued to…
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A meeting of the B. H. C. C. was held at the Grand Hotel last night, Mr. Guisden occupying the chair. After a general discussion on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Cricket Matches. [By Telegraph.] The Englishmen in Brisbane. Match Abandoned Through Rain. BRISBANE, Tuesday Afternoon
In consequence of continued rain the match between Stoddart's team and a combined eleven of Victoria and Queensland has been abandoned…
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The pennant matches in Melbourne on Saturday were robbed of a good deal of interest owing to the absence of so many of the best men. Melbourne, when they took the…
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