M.C.C. VICTORIOUS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 269, 13 November 1935, Page 22

M.C.C. VICTORIOUS.

KEEN FIGHT AT ADELAIDE.

ENGLISHMEN WIN BY 36. BRADMAN SCORES 32 SINGLES. ADELAIDE, November 12. The Marylebone cricketers. to-day won their match against South Australia by 36 runs.. The weather was cool and cloudy. When stumps were drawn yesterday the visitors liad made 371 in their first innings and 125 for five wickets in their second, and South Australia's .first innings had , yielded' 322. To-day ' the Marylebone players wore all out for' 174 and the local side compiled 187 in the second innings. The visitors' hopes dwindled when Human was dismissed, and all the batsmen out before luncheon. Ryan's average to-day was three wickets for five runs. The home side was left with three hours 40 minutes in which to make 224 runs to win. Badeock in forcing the pace had a narrow escape, just snicking one from Baxter oif his wicket. In a grim fight Bradman and Ryan temporarily checked the local rot. The champion was restrained and hit 32 •singles. He and Ryan contributed 62 for the" fourth wicket. After their separation the wickets went cheaply. ■ Scores: — MARYLEBONE. First innings 371 Second Innings. Parks, c Moyle, b Ward 21 Smith, c Waite, b Thompson 10 Hardstaff, b Ryan 24-Mitchell-lnnes, c Walker, b Ward .. 4 Human, c Walker, b Ward 20 Langridge, Ibw, b Williams 34 Sims, lbw, b Ryan 7 Lyttelton, b Ryan 31 Powell, b Ward . : Baxter, lbw, 1> Ryan 5 Read, not out ............ 0 Extras , 9 Total 174 Bowling: Ryan took four wickets .for 13, Ward four for 62, Williams-one for 20, Thompson one for 34/ Collins none for 0, Waite none for 30. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. *. First innings 322 \ ■ Second Innings. Badcock, c. Forks, b Baxter 14 Parker, lbw, b Sims IS Bradman, lbw, b Parks 50 Moyle, b Baxter - 2 Ryan, b Parks 27 Waite, b Read 30 Williams, b Sims 9 Walker, e Powell, b Sims 5 Collins, b Read 0 Ward, not out 10 Thompson, run out 12 Extras 1° Total ' 187 Bowling: Sims took three wickets for 76, Read two for 14, Parks two for 32, Baxter two for 35, Langridge none for 20.