Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-15
Full Results Of
Australian Tour

Now that the Australian cricket
eleven tour of England is finished,
and the men returning home. It will
be of interest to local players to
know how the various matches went.
From the list printed below It will
be seen that the big majority of the
matches were drawn. Thirteen
matches were won outright. and. al
though that number looks very small.
1t must be remembered that included
in the winning list are two victories
over All-England.
OF the five test matches played
Australia won two, lost one and drew
the remaining couple. During the
tour only four matches were lost out
right and that is a good record. The
complete list follows:
MATCHES WON u3).
May 6-v. Motifs, won by innings and
6 runs.
May 1O-v. Northans, won by nine
wickets
June ". Hampshire, won by six
wickets.
June 1O-v. Somerset, won by two
wickets.
June 14-v. England. won by nine
wickets.
June 17-v. West OF Scotland. won
by innings and 1873 runs.
July ". England, won by 1876
runs.
July s-v. Worcester, won by innings
and 112 runs.
July 12-v. Gloucester, won by in
nings and runs.
July 22-v. Derbyshire, won by ten
wickets.
August 2-v. South Wales, won by
eight wickets.
August 5.--v. Lancashire, won by At
runs.
August 26.-v. Sussex, won by one
wicket.
MATCHES DRAWN (2O).
May 13-v. Essex. Australians, 600
for six (dec.); Essex, 14S and 344 for
nine.
May 24-v. Oxford University. Aus
tralians. 247 and 1877 for three; Ok
ford w., 1872.
May 31-v. Leicester. Australians.
1872 and AZ for two; Leicester, 272
and IS for five (dec.).
June 3-v. Cambridge U. Austral-
ians, 3O7; Cambridge, 1854 and 62 for
eight.
June CIV. Yorkshire. Australians,
n for three: Yorks, 299.
June 24-v. Lanes and Yorks. Aus.
tralians, 217 for six; Lanes and Yorks,
10 for two
June 2s--v. Scotland. Australians,
l2l and lat for seven; Scotland, 90
and 23O.
July 5-v. Warwick. Australians,
1856; Warwick. 1856 and 1856 for eight
July l5-v. Surrey. Australians, 1870
and 1876 for six tdec); Surrey, 209 and
80 for no wicket.
July l9-v. Yorkshire. Australians,
2G7 and SO for no wicket; Yorks, SAG
and 172 for seven (dec.).
July 26-v. England. Australians,
LAT and 279 for nine (dee); England
119 and 10S for three.
July 29-v. Yorks and Lanes. Lanes
and Yorks, 26l for four.
August 9-v. England. Australians,
"-o anu oo' ioI i've NucC.J EuBldIlu,
1852 and 104 for three.
August 12-v. England XI. BLACK
pooD. Australians. 326 and 800 for
seven); England XI.. 567.
August 16--v. Gloucester. Austral-
ians, 2l5 and PAT for eight; Gloucester,
All for eight (dec).
August l9-v. Kent. Australians,
522 for nine; Kent, 319.
August 23,-v. Middlesex. Middle
sex. 307 for five
August 30-v. M. C. C. and Ground.
Australians, 434; NJ. C. c., 1888 and 1877
for one.
September 2-v. Essex Australians,
Els; Essex, 263 and 81 for one
September 6-v. England XII. cut
toxeter). Australians, no for seven;
England XI., 40.
September 15--v. South of England
(Hastings). Australians, 1919; South,
40 and 1872.
MATCHES LOST "a.
May 17-v. Surrey, lost by runs.
May 2O-v. M. G. G. and ground, lost
by three wickets.
May CIV. England, lost by ten
wickets.
September 9-v. An England XII.
(Scarborough), lost by 1873 runs.