The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-26 00:00:00

CRICKET.

MARTI/90NT CLCB AND GROrND V. CAMEWIDOE tfitniagrrY.—
Play in this "trial" (return) match was resumed yesterday at
Lord's ground, the weather being very fine, and the ground very
hard. When they left off play on Thursday night Mr. Bruce was
(not out; 2, and Mr. Saville (not out) 1, and the total 9, without
lose of wicket. These two batsmen went on with the hitting, to
the howling of Wootton and Shaw. At TO Hearne was nubsti-
tilted for the latter, and at 95Shawkesumed. Mr. Warner's 38 was
a fine Innings, and so wsa Mr. Winter's 20, which included one five,
three fours, one three, and two twos. Mr. Hood also played in rare
form, and was run oat for 45, Including two fours, a three, and
eight twos. Mr. Green's 60 (not out, was also a splendid free
hitting performance, and included a seven (two for overthrow),
• six a five, four fours, a three, and four twos. OR one over of
Mr. V. K Walker's slows no less than 10 were carried to account
Wootton's bowling wu again so woci that he was not
changed; his analysis shows that he delivered 70 oven,
23 maidens, for 84 runs. The Innings culminated at 206.
The wickets fell thus —One for 0, two for 9, three for 10, four
for 11, five for t 7, six for 75, seven for 60, eight and nine for 96,
and ten for 205, Messrs. Hood and Oran went in with the soon
at 96, and out with It at 205 ; time occupied, one hour and •
half, or madly 75 per hour. This left the old club 218 runs be.
Mod, and they tried hard, and what Is more, played three-quar-
ters of an hour overtime to finish the match. Mr. Balfour went
in second wicket down with the score at 26, and defended his
stomps for two hours, putting on 92 runs by some terrific hit-
ting, he left with the total at 154, and his splendid Innings com-
prised one five, three fours, five throes, and nine twos 31r.
doyle made 22 by good ply, Including three three, and five twos.
At • quarter to eight the bud M. C. C. wicket collapsed, and the
wore only reached 190, "all told," incitullng Wootton's not out)
16—thus leaving the Curtain winners of this line match by ZS
nine

.9.0911 T V. MARLDOIOOOII.—AS nee:Minton Oval yesterday, on
a pair of admirable wickets, In glorious weather, and in the pre-
mince of a numerous and enthusiastic amemblage of spectators,
the rising amateur tale:-.t of ISigland,ye,civinE their cricket edu-
cation in the above time honoured institutions, met to try con-
clusions. The Rughelan captain won the toss for choke of
innings, and sent in Messrs. Stokes and Wilkes, at what ought to
he in all_great matches the usual hour of commencing play, via,
11.15. They were bowled at by Nazis Moeran and Nlviregor.
They got the score up to 30, when Halyard went on with round
and slows. Head also bowled doe hil 'Gregor. and at 60 Gardner
superseded Ifillyard, and suheequentlyill'Oregor resumed. Blokes
and Boutter were not separated WI 120 were obtained, of which
the former got 66 by a five, a four, and five thsees, and seven
twos. Boulder played well for his 40, ss did Tobin, sen., for his
38 : but the finest lunings,by odds was Pauncelote's 68. The
wicketa fell thus : one for 37. two for Ito, three for 129, four for
144, five for 221. Mx for EN, seven and eight for 132, and ten for
241. There was but little " sting" in any of the Marna-
Lbowling, but Moeran met with an accident at the
ing of the match. The wicket-keeping of Money
was first class, he having caught two and stumped three, the
fielding was all good, more especially that of Leach at point.
At 3.50 Marlborough sent in Bourdillon and Leach, to tho
bowling of Panncelnte and Bourne (left handed), the latter
front the pavilion end. Bourdillon at once showed he could
bit, and that bravely, by a splendid drive for b. Bourne's
bowling was very difficult and very dangerous to play, and hut
few own were got dl him. Bourdillou made Kt by a six, a
five, a four, a two, and singles. Wyld end If illyard were the
only other Marlbroairns who got into double ligures, and all
were disposed of for 91, thus leaving them 160 to the bad,
which necessitated their following on. Bourne was not
he delivered 26 overt, 13 maidens for 24 runs, and Sevend:rairts.
The fielding in this innings was really splendid, end the wicket
keeping admirable. The second innings of Marlborough was
begun by Bourdillon and Gamier, to the same bowling se pre-
viously. Bourne was credited with two wickets, and Ms
caught and bowled the ether. They played till seven, when
three wickets were gone for 57 runs, Wyld being pot out), 17,
said Gordon ,nof coati, 8.
K SUSSEX V. INT.—Retorn.)—Ylay In this county match was
resumed yesterday at Brighton. Up to the drawing of the
stumps on Thursday evening, Kent had lost three wickets
f0r313 runs. Yestenisy, in lovely weather, at five athletes
past 12, Messrs. Troughton and White faced the bowling
of James Lillywhite, sun., sal Boutherton, who were not
changedit the innings. Mesas. White (not out)
and trltor through
innings were both good speeissens of batting
and Wills/tees 23 was worthy of himself. Ills hits Included
two threes, three two., &c. Yesterday the wickets fell thins :
Ave ler 131, M 3 for 91, seven for 0.13, eight for 1.3,4 nine for 114,