Test No. 51 |
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1896 season |
England vs Australia - 2nd Test 16-18 July, 1896 |
3-match series level 1-1 |
Venue : Old Trafford, Manchester |
Toss : Australia won the toss and elected to bat first |
Result : Australia won by 3 wickets |
Fall of wickets : 1-41 (J Darling), 2-172 (G Giffen), 3-242 (FA Iredale), 4-294 (GHS Trott), 5-294 (SE Gregory), 6-314 (H Donnan), 7-325 (C Hill), 8-352 (H Trumble), 9-403 (JJ Kelly), 10-412 (E Jones, 169.5 ov)
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Fall of wickets : 1-2 (WG Grace), 2-23 (AE Stoddart), 3-104 (R Abel), 4-111 (KS Ranjitsinhji), 5-140 (Hon.FS Jackson), 6-140 (AC MacLaren), 7-154 (JT Brown), 8-166 (J Briggs), 9-219 (JT Hearne), 10-231 (T Richardson, 89.5 ov)
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Fall of wickets : 1-33 (WG Grace), 2-76 (AE Stoddart), 3-97 (R Abel), 4-109 (Hon.FS Jackson), 5-132 (JT Brown), 6-179 (AC MacLaren), 7-232 (AFA Lilley), 8-268 (J Briggs), 9-304 (JT Hearne), 10-305 (T Richardson, 90.1 ov)
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did not bat:
Tom McKibbin, Ernie Jones
Fall of wickets : 1-20 (FA Iredale), 2-26 (G Giffen), 3-28 (GHS Trott), 4-45 (J Darling), 5-79 (SE Gregory), 6-95 (H Donnan), 7-100 (C Hill)
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Match details |
Balls per over : 5 |
Debuts: KS Ranjitsinhji (England) |
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Umpires : Arthur Chester (England) and Jim Phillips (Australia) |
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Close of Play |
Day 1 : 16 Jul - Australia 1st innings 366/8 (JJ Kelly 14*, TR McKibbin 7*) |
Day 2 : 17 Jul - England 2nd innings 109/4 (KS Ranjitsinhji 41*) |
Day 3 : 18 Jul - Australia 2nd innings 125/7 (H Trumble 17*, JJ Kelly 8*, 84.3 ov) - end of match |
Ranji, the first Indian to play Test cricket, became the second batsman after Grace to score a hundred on debut for England. He was the first to score a hundred before lunch in a Test match. Dick Lilley was the wicket keeper but he also bowled five overs in the first innings and picked up Harry Trott wicket. Jack Brown takes the gloves when he bowl.
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Teams:
England
Archie MacLaren, Johnny Briggs, W.G. Grace (Capt.), Tom Richardson, Stanley Jackson, Ranji, Jack Hearne, Jack Brown, Dick Lilley (wk), Bobby Abel, Andrew Stoddart |
Australia
Tom McKibbin, Syd Gregory, Joe Darling, James Kelly (wk), Hugh Trumble, Harry Trott (Capt.), Harry Donnan, George Giffen, Frank Iredale, Ernie Jones, Clem Hill |
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