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England v Australia 3rd Test

Australia tour of England - 1921 (1921) · Headingley, Leeds · 2 July 1921

Australia won by 219 runs

Australia won by 219 runs. Charles Macartney top-scored with 115 for Australia. Ted McDonald took 4/105.

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MATCH FACTS

Series
Australia tour of England - 1921 (1921)
Ground
Headingley, Leeds
Dates
2 July 1921 to 5 July 1921
Toss
Australia, chose to bat
Result
Australia won by 219 runs
Captains
Warwick Armstrong (Australia), Lord Tennyson (England)
Debuts
Wally Hardinge (England), Andy Ducat (England), George Brown (England), Jack White (England)
Umpires
A Millward and HR Butt

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

Australia won the toss and chose to bat. Wally Hardinge, Andy Ducat, George Brown and Jack White played their first Tests.

Australia batted first and made 407 all out. Charles Macartney top-scored with 115, and Warwick Armstrong made 77. Ciss Parkin took 4 for 106 for England. The innings was built on a 109-run stand for the fourth wicket between Charles Macartney and Johnny Taylor.

England replied with 259 for 9. Johnny Douglas top-scored with 75, and Lord Tennyson made 63. Ted McDonald took 4 for 105 for Australia. Australia led by 148 on first innings.

Australia made 273 for 7 in their second innings. Tommy Andrews top-scored with 92, and Sammy Carter made 47. Jack White took 3 for 37 for England.

Set 422 to win, England made 202 for 9. George Brown top-scored with 46. Arthur Mailey took 3 for 71 for Australia.

Australia won by 219 runs.

AUSTRALIA, FIRST INNINGS: 407 ALL OUT
BatterHow outR
Warren Bardsleyc Frank Woolley6
Tommy Andrewsc Frank Woolley19
Charles Macartneylbw115
Nip Pellewc 'Young Jack' Hearne52
Johnny Taylorc Johnny Douglas50
Jack Gregorybowled1
Warwick Armstrongc George Brown77
Stork Hendrybowled0
Sammy Carterbowled34
Ted McDonaldnot out21
Arthur Maileyc Ciss Parkin6

Extras 26 · Total 407 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Johnny Douglas203803
Jack White254700
Ciss Parkin20.101064
'Young Jack' Hearne50210
Vallance Jupp182702
Frank Woolley50341

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)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstWarren Bardsley and Tommy Andrews22
secondCharles Macartney and Tommy Andrews23
thirdCharles Macartney and Nip Pellew101
fourthCharles Macartney and Johnny Taylor109
fifthCharles Macartney and Jack Gregory1
sixthWarwick Armstrong and Charles Macartney15
seventhWarwick Armstrong and Stork Hendry0
eighthWarwick Armstrong and Sammy Carter62
ninthWarwick Armstrong and Ted McDonald55
tenthArthur Mailey and Ted McDonald19
ENGLAND, FIRST INNINGS: 259 FOR 9
BatterHow outR
Frank Woolleybowled0
Wally Hardingelbw25
'Young Jack' Hearnebowled7
Andy Ducatc Jack Gregory3
Johnny Douglasbowled75
Vallance Juppc Sammy Carter14
George Brownc Warwick Armstrong57
Jack Whitebowled1
Lord Tennysonc Jack Gregory63
Ciss Parkinnot out5

Did not bat: Jack Hobbs

Extras 9 · Total 259 for 9

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Jack Gregory216472
Ted McDonald26.101054
Warwick Armstrong194442
Arthur Mailey174381
Stork Hendry104160

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)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstFrank Woolley and Wally Hardinge0
second'Young Jack' Hearne and Wally Hardinge13
thirdAndy Ducat and Wally Hardinge17
fourthJohnny Douglas and Wally Hardinge17
fifthJohnny Douglas and Vallance Jupp20
sixthJohnny Douglas and George Brown97
seventhJohnny Douglas and Jack White1
eighthJohnny Douglas and Lord Tennyson88
ninthLord Tennyson and Ciss Parkin6
AUSTRALIA, SECOND INNINGS: 273 FOR 7
BatterHow outR
Warren Bardsleybowled25
Tommy Andrewsbowled92
Charles Macartneyc Frank Woolley30
Sammy Carterlbw47
Nip Pellewc Andy Ducat16
Johnny Taylorc Lord Tennyson4
Warwick Armstrongnot out28
Jack Gregoryc Vallance Jupp3
Stork Hendrynot out11

Did not bat: Ted McDonald, Arthur Mailey

Extras 17 · Total 273 for 7

Bowler (England)OMRW
Johnny Douglas110380
Jack White113373
Ciss Parkin200911
Vallance Jupp132452
Frank Woolley184451

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)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstWarren Bardsley and Tommy Andrews71
secondCharles Macartney and Tommy Andrews68
thirdSammy Carter and Tommy Andrews54
fourthSammy Carter and Nip Pellew30
fifthSammy Carter and Johnny Taylor4
sixthWarwick Armstrong and Sammy Carter0
seventhWarwick Armstrong and Jack Gregory3
eighthWarwick Armstrong and Stork Hendry43
ENGLAND, SECOND INNINGS: 202 FOR 9
BatterHow outR
George Brownlbw46
Wally Hardingec Jack Gregory5
'Young Jack' Hearnec Johnny Taylor27
Frank Woolleybowled37
Johnny Douglasbowled8
Andy Ducatst Sammy Carter2
Vallance Juppc Sammy Carter28
Lord Tennysonbowled36
Jack Whitenot out6
Ciss Parkinbowled4

Did not bat: Jack Hobbs

Extras 3 · Total 202 for 9

Bowler (Australia)OMRW
Jack Gregory141552
Ted McDonald152672
Warwick Armstrong3062
Arthur Mailey20.23713

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)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstGeorge Brown and Wally Hardinge15
second'Young Jack' Hearne and George Brown42
thirdFrank Woolley and George Brown41
fourthFrank Woolley and Johnny Douglas26
fifthJohnny Douglas and Andy Ducat2
sixthJohnny Douglas and Vallance Jupp2
seventhLord Tennyson and Vallance Jupp62
eighthVallance Jupp and Jack White7
ninthCiss Parkin and Jack White5
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