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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 178, 11 May 1935, Page 2

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SOUTH AFRICANS WIN CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY BEATEN (United Press Association—Copyright) (Received This Day, 9.20 a.m.) LONDON, May 10. The South African cricketers defeated Cambridge University by an innings and 40 runs. Replying to Cambridge University's 253, the South Africans yesterday scored 485*. Wade, after scoring the first century of the South African tour, continued without giving a chance, though not brilliantly, until he was tempted to lift Cameron, and was easily caught. ■ He batted far 285 minutes, and hit 10 fours. Rowan, in an enterprising innings, had three chances. Nourse made 50 in 75 minutes, hitting harder than Wade and Rowan. The Cambridge bowling was steady and the fielding good. On a dusty pitch, to-day the South Africans speedily disposed of Cambridge. The fourth wicket looked like becoming a good stand, when Tindall was run out. Details are:—■ CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. First innings 253 Second Innings. Parker, lbw, b Dalton 3 Hotchkin, c and b Langton ... 10 Bousfield, lbw. b Langton 1 Tindall, run out 21 Bartlett, c Dalton, b Crisp ... 14 Yardley, b Tomlinson 15 Griffiths, c Dalton, b Tomlinson ... 54 Cameron, b Langton 9 Jahangi Khan, e Crisp, b Tomlinson 26 Grimshaw, net out " 13 King, c Dalton, b Tomlinson ... 10 Extras 16 Total ... , 192 Bowling—Crisp took one wicket for 13 runs, Langton three for 41, Dalton one for 58, Tomlinson four for 64. SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Siedle, lbw, b Grimshaw 26 Wade, c Grimshaw, b Cameron ... 161 Rowan, c and b Johangi Khan ... 103 Nourse, b Cameron 71 Dalton, c Yardley, b Cameron ... 61 Viljoert, lbw, b Cameron ... ... 4 Vincent, c Cameron, b Grimshaw... 12 Williams, b Grimshaw 12 Crisp, c Parker, b Cameron ... 24 Tomlinson, not -out 1 Langton, st Griffiths; b Grimshaw 1 Extras 9 Total 485 Bowling—King took no wickets for 55 runs, Johangi Khan one for 98, Parker none for 69, Grimshaw four for 104, Cameron five for 133, Yardley none for 19.