THE AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND. LSpeciaii to Pbisb Association.! LONDON, Mat 21. Theseoond innings of the Australians in the match against the Marylebone Cricket Club cloaed for 347. Bannerman contributed 75 and Gregory 31. (Lyons' seorehas been omitted). The Marylebone Cricket Club requiring 167 runs to win, started their second innings, and had lost eight wickets for 163, when rain interrupted '"the game, and the match was drawn. Grace scored 33, and Stoddart 45. M'Leod took five wickets for 29 runs, and Giffen three for 72. Towards the end of the game there was great excitement as to whether the Englishmen would knock up the required runs, especially as the wicket was much cut up. Lyons' score included twenty two fours, three threes, and twenty twos. He was at the wickets for ninety-five minutes, and his tremendous hitting .powera rouaed grea^ enthusiasm. : Banner man batted for four hoars, and his 1 defence was almost perfect.
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