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I GLOUCESTERSHIRE V. SUSSEX 11 [Result of corresponding match in 1902: Gloucestershire, 310 and 137; Sussex; 350 and 45 (for five wickets). Drawn. ) Th's match commenced at Bristol to-day in fine weather before a large attendance. Sain fell during the night, and the batsmen had to be cautious. Sussex played Ranjitsinhji and G. Brann instead of Bland and H. J. Heygate. Gloucestershire had several changes, and put the most representative team of the season on the field, including Charles Townsend, Sewell, and ¡ Brown, who played for the first time this season. They were without their slow bowler. 8pry, who was unwell. Gloucestershire won the toss and batted first. Townsend was caught in the first over, and Rice ran himself out I with but 20 scored in forty-five minutes. After the none too promising start, Wrathall and Sewell, by patient and careful cricket, improved the position of their side considerably. The professional has seldom, If ever, scored at so slow a rate, but the wicket I favoured the bowlers. and was on the slow side. Buns were put on at a slow rate, though Sewell made sever 4'8 and added to the score at a greater rate tt?ll Wrathall. The 50 took seventy-five minutes, and then two bowling changes were made, Tate and Killick sharing the attack. Wrathall was bowled by Tate, having made 30 out of 75 in an hour and forty minutes. At lunch time the aggregate was 79 for three, Sewell I bei= not out 40. Score:— GLOUCESTER SHIRE. [ Rioo, Fint inning$. Second inn*ugs i Rice, run out 7. C. Towmsend, c Cox, b R?tf 0 Wrathall, b Tate. 30 Sewell, c Heygate, b Mf.. 63 Langdon, not Out 6. Jessop, not out 2 Extras 4. Total (4 wickets) 112

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