CRICKET.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 268, 12 November 1935, Page 19

CRICKET.

M.C.C. LEADS BY 49.

gOUTH AUSTRALIA 322

ENGLAND EE.OPEXS CAUTIOUSLY. ADELAIDE, November 11. In the cricket match between the H(aD'l^ one team and Soutll Austra,ia > South Australia's first inninga closed for -M 49 runs short of the visitors' first- ■ n'irigs total. At stumps the Marylebone tam in its secontl innin « s l>ad made 125 for the lose of five wickets. Pain overnight caused slippery patches the wicket. South Australia made BCB LI recoverv, Waite and Walker being factors. Waite's valuable 58 gndS fiwfour*. Walker excelled for 'inland reopened cautiously, takinir 40 tntes for the first 50 runs and 80 __t£ for the second 50. Human wae T; nnly one with an inclination to hit sKi on the off side. The fielding was tigerish. SCOre? 'IiIARYLEBONE C.C. flret innings 371 Second Innings. Parks, c Moyl'e, b Ward 21 Smith, c Waite, b Thompson 10 Setli-frWaikerrbWard-:: *f '& Sims, not out w Extras °\ Total for five wickets 125 SOUTH AUSTRALIA.—First Innings. Bricock, c Powell, b Read 45 Parker, c and bbitas 30 Bradman, lbw, b &nns .... la Movie c and b Langridge 39 Rvan o Hardstaff, b Langridge 13 KcMitchell-Innes bliead .... 58 Williams, c Powell, b Read 24 Walker", not out «» Collins, b Sims Uj Ward, lbw, b Langridge 7 Thompson, b Sims 7 Extras ™ Total 322 Bowling: Sims took four wickete for 131 Langridge three for 25, Read three for'Bl, Parks none for 10, Baxter none for 53.