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Australia v England 3rd Test

England tour of Australia - 1884 (1884/85) · Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney · 20 February 1885

Australia won by 6 runs

Australia won by 6 runs. Wilf Flowers top-scored with 56 for England. Tom Horan took 6/40.

MATCH FACTS

Series
England tour of Australia - 1884 (1884/85)
Ground
Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
Dates
20 February 1885 to 24 February 1885
Toss
Australia, chose to bat
Result
Australia won by 6 runs
Captains
Hugh Massie (Australia), Arthur Shrewsbury (England)
Umpires
EH Elliott and JW Payne

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

Australia won the toss and chose to bat.

Australia batted first and made 181 all out. Tom Garrett top-scored with 51 not out. Wilf Flowers took 5 for 46 for England. From 73 for 4 they lost 5 wickets for 28 runs, to 101 for 9.

England replied with 133 all out. Wilf Flowers top-scored with 24. Tom Horan took 6 for 40 for Australia. From 31 for 1 they lost 4 wickets for 25 runs, to 56 for 5. Australia led by 48 on first innings.

Australia made 165 all out in their second innings. Tom Horan top-scored with 36. Billy Bates took 5 for 24 for England.

Set 214 to win, England made 207 all out. Wilf Flowers top-scored with 56, and Maurice Read made 56. Frederick Spofforth took 6 for 90 for Australia. The innings was built on a 102-run stand for the seventh wicket between Maurice Read and Wilf Flowers, 49% of the total.

Australia won by 6 runs.

AUSTRALIA, FIRST INNINGS: 181 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Alec Bannermanc Bobby Peel13–
Sammy Jonesst Joe Hunter28–
Tom Horanc Joe Hunter7–
Tup Scottc George Ulyett5–
George Bonnorc Billy Barnes18–
John Trumblec Maurice Read13–
Hugh Massiec William Scotton2–
Affie Jarvisbowled01
Frederick Spofforthst Joe Hunter3–
Tom Garrettnot out51–
Edwin Evansc Joe Hunter33–

Extras 8 · Total 181 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Bobby Peel3213510
William Attewell7147534
George Ulyett12.28171
Wilf Flowers4624465
Billy Bates6260

FALL OF WICKETS

1-45 (Sammy Jones), 2-46 (Alec Bannerman), 3-56 (Tom Horan), 4-73 (Tup Scott), 5-77 (George Bonnor), 6-83 (Hugh Massie), 7-83 (Affie Jarvis), 8-92 (John Trumble), 9-101 (Frederick Spofforth), 10-181 (Edwin Evans)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstAlec Bannerman and Sammy Jones45
secondTom Horan and Alec Bannerman1
thirdTom Horan and Tup Scott10
fourthGeorge Bonnor and Tup Scott17
fifthGeorge Bonnor and John Trumble4
sixthHugh Massie and John Trumble6
seventhAffie Jarvis and John Trumble0
eighthFrederick Spofforth and John Trumble9
ninthTom Garrett and Frederick Spofforth9
tenthTom Garrett and Edwin Evans80
ENGLAND, FIRST INNINGS: 133 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
William Scottonc Affie Jarvis22–
Arthur Shrewsburyc Frederick Spofforth18–
George Ulyettbowled2–
Billy Barnesst Affie Jarvis01
Billy Batesc Edwin Evans12–
Johnny Briggsc Tup Scott3–
Wilf Flowersc Affie Jarvis24–
Maurice Readc Edwin Evans4–
William Attewellbowled14–
Bobby Peelnot out8–
Joe Hunterbowled13–

Extras 13 · Total 133 all out

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Frederick Spofforth4823544
Tom Garrett62170
Tom Horan37.122406
Edwin Evans4190

FALL OF WICKETS

1-31 (Arthur Shrewsbury), 2-33 (George Ulyett), 3-33 (Billy Barnes), 4-46 (Billy Bates), 5-56 (Johnny Briggs), 6-70 (William Scotton), 7-82 (Maurice Read), 8-111 (Wilf Flowers), 9-111 (William Attewell), 10-133 (Joe Hunter)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstWilliam Scotton and Arthur Shrewsbury31
secondGeorge Ulyett and William Scotton2
thirdBilly Barnes and William Scotton0
fourthBilly Bates and William Scotton13
fifthWilliam Scotton and Johnny Briggs10
sixthWilliam Scotton and Wilf Flowers14
seventhMaurice Read and Wilf Flowers12
eighthWilliam Attewell and Wilf Flowers29
ninthWilliam Attewell and Bobby Peel0
tenthJoe Hunter and Bobby Peel22
AUSTRALIA, SECOND INNINGS: 165 ALL OUT
BatterHow outR
Alec Bannermanc Arthur Shrewsbury16
George Bonnorbowled29
Tom Horanbowled36
Sammy Jonesbowled22
Tup Scottc Billy Barnes4
John Trumblec George Ulyett32
Hugh Massiebowled21
Affie Jarvisc Bobby Peel2
Edwin Evansbowled1
Tom Garrettnot out0
Frederick Spofforthc William Attewell0

Extras 2 · Total 165 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Bobby Peel2010241
William Attewell5836542
George Ulyett3925422
Wilf Flowers2014190
Billy Bates2010245

FALL OF WICKETS

1-37 (George Bonnor), 2-56 (Alec Bannerman), 3-91 (Sammy Jones), 4-95 (Tup Scott), 5-119 (Tom Horan), 6-151 (Hugh Massie), 7-161 (Affie Jarvis), 8-165 (John Trumble), 9-165 (Edwin Evans), 10-165 (Frederick Spofforth)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstAlec Bannerman and George Bonnor37
secondTom Horan and Alec Bannerman19
thirdTom Horan and Sammy Jones35
fourthTom Horan and Tup Scott4
fifthTom Horan and John Trumble24
sixthHugh Massie and John Trumble32
seventhAffie Jarvis and John Trumble10
eighthEdwin Evans and John Trumble4
ninthTom Garrett and Edwin Evans0
tenthTom Garrett and Frederick Spofforth0
ENGLAND, SECOND INNINGS: 207 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
William Scottonbowled2–
Arthur Shrewsburybowled24–
George Ulyettrun out4–
Billy Barnesc Affie Jarvis5–
Billy Batesc Affie Jarvis31–
Johnny Briggsbowled1–
Wilf Flowersc Edwin Evans56–
Maurice Readbowled56–
William Attewellrun out01
Bobby Peelc Affie Jarvis3–
Joe Hunternot out5–

Extras 20 · Total 207 all out

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Frederick Spofforth48.122906
Tom Garrett218310
Tom Horan94230
Edwin Evans4180
John Trumble2613262
Sammy Jones3090

FALL OF WICKETS

1-14 (William Scotton), 2-18 (George Ulyett), 3-29 (Billy Barnes), 4-59 (Arthur Shrewsbury), 5-61 (Johnny Briggs), 6-92 (Billy Bates), 7-194 (Maurice Read), 8-194 (William Attewell), 9-199 (Bobby Peel), 10-207 (Wilf Flowers)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstWilliam Scotton and Arthur Shrewsbury14
secondGeorge Ulyett and Arthur Shrewsbury4
thirdBilly Barnes and Arthur Shrewsbury11
fourthBilly Bates and Arthur Shrewsbury30
fifthBilly Bates and Johnny Briggs2
sixthBilly Bates and Wilf Flowers31
seventhMaurice Read and Wilf Flowers102
eighthWilliam Attewell and Wilf Flowers0
ninthWilf Flowers and Bobby Peel5
tenthWilf Flowers and Joe Hunter8
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