New South Wales (10/13) vs
South Australia (10/12)
Association Ground, Sydney -
7-11 January 1893
First Innings
The second round of games began with these two sides. South Australia beat New South Wales by five wickets when these two teams first met, and the hosts were looking to get their revenge. The wicket would help the bowlers throughout the match, and NWS decided to bat after winning the toss before the pitch could degrade further.
SE Gregory was gone straight away without any runs on the board as
E Jones got him L.B.W, and
LD Moore only scored 18 thanks to a catch at midoff;
Jones again the bowler, and New South Wales were 35-2.
The second opener
AC Bannerman and debutant
CTB Turner steadied things down through their partnership of 67;
Bannerman caught at third man for 51.
H Donnan came in, and then left for 25 as he was clean-bowled by
JC Reedman, and NSW were 155-4.
CTB Turner would fall shy of his century at 91 when
A Jarvis did it all himself, caught and bowled, while
CA Richardson, the third debutant behind
Moore and
Turner, would get a good 58 before
Jones struck again. NSW were 262-7 in the evening session of day one when
FA Iredale (13) and
GJ Youill (0) would not make much of an impact.
It took 20 overs of the second day for South Australia to finish off
M Pierce for 5 and an impressive 48 from
ST Callaway to end the New South Wales innings at 332- all out;
I Wales ended on 19 not out.
Best Batsmen:
CTB Turner 91;
CA Richardson 58;
AC Bannerman 51
Best Bowlers:
E Jones 4-107;
A Jarvis 2-52
CTB Turner's impressive debut continued with ball in hand as he and
M Pierce tore through the South Australian batsmen for just 210 runs. After
JJ Lyons (15) was caught behind for 22 and
AH Jarvis (20) taken in some style at backward short leg in quick succession, a mini-stand ensued before the onslaught resumed.
JC Reedman (L.B.W.
ST Callaway) would put up 36 runs for 103-3 , and
G Giffen would get the side to 185 runs with his 65 before losing out to an L.B.W. call off
Pierce.
A Jarvis and
JA Tardiff would go for quick ducks, both belonging to
Turner and SA found themselves 189-6.
W Delaney (22) and
J Noel (14) would bring the tally up to 210-6, before
M Pierce got
Delaney and
Noel, with
Turner cleaning up
GT Parkin (0) and
EJ Hiscock (37) to end the innings 210 all out. With over 120 runs between the sides, NSW had to decide on whether or not to enforce the follow-on.
Best Batsmen:
G Giffen 65
Best Bowlers:
M Pierce 5-68;
CTB Turner 4-58
