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Test No. 142

Australia tour of England 1921
1921 season
England vs Australia - 3rd Test
02-05 July, 1921 (3-day match)

Australia led the 5-match series 3-0

Venue : Headingley, Leeds
Toss : Australia won the toss and elected to bat first
Result : Australia won by 219 runs


Australia 1st Innings
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Warren Bardsley c Woolley b Douglas
6 
0 
1 
0
- 
»
 Tommy Andrews c Woolley b Douglas
19 
0 
3 
0
- 
»
 Charles Macartney lbw b Parkin
115 
0 
13 
0
- 
»
 Nip Pellew c Hearne b Woolley
52 
0 
6 
0
- 
»
 Johnny Taylor c Douglas b Jupp
50 
0 
8 
0
- 
»
 Jack Gregory b Parkin
1 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Warwick Armstrong c Brown b Douglas
77 
0 
10 
1
- 
»
 Stork Hendry b Parkin
0 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Sammy Carter b Jupp
34 
0 
7 
0
- 
»
 Ted McDonald Not Out
21 
0 
2 
1
- 
»
 Arthur Mailey c & b Parkin
6 
0 
1 
0
- 
Extras B 16, LB 7, N 3
26
Total : (all out in 93.1 overs)
407
 RR : 4.37

Fall of wickets : 1-22 (Warren Bardsley), 2-45 (Tommy Andrews), 3-146 (Nip Pellew), 4-255 (Johnny Taylor), 5-256 (Jack Gregory), 6-271 (Charles Macartney), 7-271 (Stork Hendry), 8-333 (Sammy Carter), 9-388 (Warwick Armstrong), 10-407 (Arthur Mailey, 93.1 ov)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Johnny Douglas
20
3 
80 
3
4.00
0
0
»
 Jack White
25
4 
70 
0
2.80
0
0
»
 Ciss Parkin
20
 .1
0 
106 
4
5.26
0
0
»
 Young Jack Hearne
5
0 
21 
0
4.20
0
0
»
 Vallance Jupp
18
2 
70 
2
3.89
0
0
»
 Frank Woolley
5
0 
34 
1
6.80
0
0

England 1st Innings
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Frank Woolley b Gregory
0 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Wally Hardinge lbw b Armstrong
25 
0 
2 
0
- 
»
 Young Jack Hearne b McDonald
7 
0 
1 
0
- 
»
 Andy Ducat c Gregory b McDonald
3 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Johnny Douglas b Armstrong
75 
0 
5 
0
- 
»
 Vallance Jupp c Carter b Gregory
14 
0 
1 
0
- 
»
 George Brown c Armstrong b Mailey
57 
0 
6 
0
- 
»
 Jack White b McDonald
1 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Lord Tennyson c Gregory b McDonald
63 
0 
10 
0
- 
»
 Ciss Parkin Not Out
5 
0 
1 
0
- 
»
 Sir Jack Hobbs absent hurt
0 
0 
0 
0
- 
Extras LB 3, N 6
9
Total : (all out in 93.1 overs)
259
 RR : 2.78

Fall of wickets : 1-0 (Frank Woolley), 2-13 (Young Jack Hearne), 3-30 (Andy Ducat), 4-47 (Wally Hardinge), 5-67 (Vallance Jupp), 6-164 (George Brown), 7-165 (Jack White), 8-253 (Johnny Douglas), 9-259 (Lord Tennyson, 93.1 ov)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Jack Gregory
21
6 
47 
2
2.24
0
0
»
 Ted McDonald
26
 .1
0 
105 
4
4.01
0
0
»
 Warwick Armstrong
19
4 
44 
2
2.32
0
0
»
 Arthur Mailey
17
4 
38 
1
2.24
0
0
»
 Stork Hendry
10
4 
16 
0
1.60
0
0

Australia 2nd Innings
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 Warren Bardsley b Jupp
25 
0 
2 
0
- 
»
 Tommy Andrews b Jupp
92 
0 
7 
0
- 
»
 Charles Macartney c & b Woolley
30 
0 
2 
0
- 
»
 Sammy Carter lbw b Parkin
47 
0 
7 
0
- 
»
 Nip Pellew c Ducat b White
16 
0 
2 
0
- 
»
 Johnny Taylor c Tennyson b White
4 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Warwick Armstrong Not Out
28 
0 
3 
0
- 
»
 Jack Gregory c Jupp b White
3 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Stork Hendry Not Out
11 
0 
1 
0
- 
Extras B 10, LB 4, N 3
17
Total : (7 wickets dec in 73.0 overs)
273
 RR : 3.74

did not bat: Arthur Mailey, Ted McDonald

Fall of wickets : 1-71 (Warren Bardsley), 2-139 (Charles Macartney), 3-193 (Tommy Andrews), 4-223 (Nip Pellew), 5-227 (Johnny Taylor), 6-227 (Sammy Carter), 7-230 (Jack Gregory)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Johnny Douglas
11
0 
38 
0
3.45
0
0
»
 Jack White
11
3 
37 
3
3.36
0
0
»
 Ciss Parkin
20
0 
91 
1
4.55
0
0
»
 Vallance Jupp
13
2 
45 
2
3.46
0
0
»
 Frank Woolley
18
4 
45 
1
2.50
0
0

England 2nd Innings
(Target: 422 runs)
R 
B 
4s 
6s
SR 
»
 George Brown lbw b Gregory
46 
0 
5 
0
- 
»
 Wally Hardinge c Gregory b McDonald
5 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Young Jack Hearne c Taylor b McDonald
27 
0 
2 
0
- 
»
 Frank Woolley b Mailey
37 
0 
6 
0
- 
»
 Johnny Douglas b Gregory
8 
0 
1 
0
- 
»
 Andy Ducat st Carter b Mailey
2 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Vallance Jupp c Carter b Armstrong
28 
0 
4 
0
- 
»
 Lord Tennyson b Armstrong
36 
0 
4 
0
- 
»
 Jack White Not Out
6 
0 
1 
0
- 
»
 Ciss Parkin b Mailey
4 
0 
0 
0
- 
»
 Sir Jack Hobbs absent hurt
0 
0 
0 
0
- 
Extras B 3
3
Total : (all out in 52.2 overs)
202
 RR : 3.86

Fall of wickets : 1-15 (Wally Hardinge), 2-57 (Young Jack Hearne), 3-98 (George Brown), 4-124 (Frank Woolley), 5-126 (Andy Ducat), 6-128 (Johnny Douglas), 7-190 (Lord Tennyson), 8-197 (Vallance Jupp), 9-202 (Ciss Parkin, 52.2 ov)

Bowlers
O
M
R
W
RPO
NB
Wd
  
»
 Jack Gregory
14
1 
55 
2
3.93
0
0
»
 Ted McDonald
15
2 
67 
2
4.47
0
0
»
 Warwick Armstrong
3
0 
6 
2
2.00
0
0
»
 Arthur Mailey
20
 .2
3 
71 
3
3.49
0
0

Match details
Debuts: George Brown, Wally Hardinge, Andy Ducat and Jack White (England)
Umpires : Harry Butt (England) and Arthur Millward (England)
Close of Play
Day 1 : Sat, 02 Jul - England 1st innings 22/2 (HTW Hardinge 11*, A Ducat 3*)
Day 2 : Sun, 03 Jul - rest day
Day 3 : Mon, 04 Jul - Australia 2nd innings 143/2 (TJE Andrews 78*, H Carter 3*)
Day 4 : Tue, 05 Jul - England 2nd innings 202 (52.2 ov) - end of match

Teams:
England Andy Ducat, Ciss Parkin, Frank Woolley, George Brown (wk), Jack White, Johnny Douglas, Lord Tennyson (Capt.), Sir Jack Hobbs, Vallance Jupp, Wally Hardinge, Young Jack Hearne
Australia Arthur Mailey, Charles Macartney, Jack Gregory, Johnny Taylor, Nip Pellew, Sammy Carter (wk), Stork Hendry, Ted McDonald, Tommy Andrews, Warren Bardsley, Warwick Armstrong (Capt.)
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