First-Class Cricket Matches 1907

NEW SOUTH WALES v REST OF AUSTRALIA Played at Sydney Cricket Ground, February 15, 16, 18, 19, 1907. Rest of Australia won by eight wickets. NEW SOUTH WALES 1 R.A.Duff b Hazlitt 5 (4) b Armstrong 12 2 V.T.Trumper c Bowden b Wright 9 (5) c Bowden b Hazlitt 3 3 *M.A.Noble c Hartigan b O’Connor 67 b Armstrong 6 4 A.J.Y.Hopkins c Bowden b Wright 16 (2) st Kelly b Armstrong 40 5 A.Diamond c Kelly b Wright 25 (1) run out 26 6 E.L.Waddy c Hartigan b O’Connor 6 (8) b Bowden 129 7 C.G.Macartney run out (Hill/Kelly) 0 absent hurt 0 8 M.H.Blaxland b Armstrong 18 (6) b O’Connor 43 9 A.Cotter c and b Wright 3 c C.W.Gregory b O’Connor 8 10 †H.Carter not out 63 not out 32 11 G.L.Garnsey c and b Bowden 33 (7) c Kelly b Hazlitt 9 Extras b 10, lb 1 11 b 4 4 —— —— 256 312 FoW (1): 1-13, 2-26, 3-52, 4-120, 5-130, 6-131, 7-133, 8-137, 9-173, 10-256 FoW (2): 1-66, 2-66, 3-78, 4-87, 5-87, 6-102, 7-204, 8-212, 9-312 REST OF AUSTRALIA 1 C.W.Gregory b Cotter 4 b Cotter 7 2 M.J.Hartigan b Garnsey 4 not out 7 3 V.S.Ransford hit wkt b Cotter 136 4 A.J.Bowden b Macartney 34 5 W.W.Armstrong b Noble 31 6 S.E.Gregory b Duff 94 (3) c Waddy b Cotter 4 7 *C.Hill b Duff 92 8 †J.J.Kelly b Macartney 17 9 J.D.A.O’Connor not out 50 (4) not out 7 10 G.R.Hazlitt c Cotter b Garnsey 52 11 A.W.Wright b Cotter 7 Extras b 9, lb 10, nb 4 23 —— —— 544 (2 wickets) 25 FoW (1): 1-6, 2-8, 3-102, 4-172, 5-261, 6-355, 7-389, 8-437, 9-537, 10-544 FoW (2): 1-8, 2-12 Rest of Australia Bowling O M R W O M R W O’Connor 27 6 82 2 24 4 85 2 Hazlitt 17 3 52 1 (4) 24 5 92 2 Wright 24 4 81 4 (2) 15 0 43 0 Bowden 4.3 1 13 1 (3) 10 0 44 1 Armstrong 7 0 17 1 15 2 44 3 New South Wales Bowling O M R W O M R W Cotter 37.5 2 129 3 4nb 3 0 13 2 Garnsey 28 4 118 2 2 0 7 0 Macartney 17 5 48 2 Hopkins 33 10 99 0 Noble 29 4 98 1 Duff 11 5 29 2 Waddy (3) 1 1 0 0 Blaxland (4) 0.4 0 5 0 Umpires: P.Caswell and R.M.Wallace. Toss: New South Wales Close of Play: 1st day: Rest of Australia (1) 34-2 (Ransford 22*, Bowden 4*); 2nd day: Rest of Australia (1) 356-6 (Hill 37*, Kelly 0*); 3rd day: New South Wales (2) 92-5 (Blaxland 4*, Garnsey 1*). 36