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Aussies keep up fine work
SOUTHAMPTON. June 29: Captain Mark Taylor continued his return to form with an unbeaten 61 as
Australia dominated the opening day of their three-day match against Hampshire on Saturday, reports Reuter.
Taylor snared an opening partnership of 95 with Test opener Matthew Elliott, who fell to the off-spin of Shaun Udal for 61.
Greg Blewett was run out for two but Mark Waugh stayed to reach 25 not out as the Australians reached 157 for two by the close.
Earlier, Hampshire's decision to bat first after winning the toss looked a distinctly poor one as they slumped to 93 for eight at lunch.
Former England batsman Robin Smith made 22 and Hampshire scrambled to 159 all out thanks to a battling 31 not out from their wicketkeeper Adrian Aymes.
Michael Kasprowlcz took three for 33. including the wicket of Hampshire’s Australian import Matthew Hayden for six. Leg-spinner Shane Warne removed three for 30
while Jason Gillesspie. back from a hamstring injury, col-
lected two for 65.
SCOREBOARD Scoreboard on the first day
of the three-day match between Australia and Hampshire on Saturday:
HAMPSHIRE: First innings 156 all out (Aymes 31 n.o. Smith 22; Kasprowicz 3/33. Warne 3/30)
AUSTRALIA: First innings
Elliott c Keech b Udal 61
Taylor not out 61
Blewett run out 2
M Waugh not out 25
Extras: (lb-5, w-1. nb-2) 8
Total: (for two wickets) 157
To bat: S Waugh, M Bevan. I Healy, S Warne. P Reiffel. J Gillespie.
Fall oi wickets: 1-95: 2-118
Bowling (to date) O M R W
Renshaw 10 1 34 0
Bovill 14 6 37 0
Milburn 7 2 20 0
Stephenson 8 1 29 0
Udal 12 1 32 1