M.C.C. Y. WANGANUI.
s e Parks' Unbeaten Century. ° (By Telegraph.—Press Assoetatlon.) s • WANGANyi, this day. 3 Ideal weather and a good wicket mads conditions favourable - yesterday , after- » noon for the commencement of the cricket 1 match between the Marylebone Cricket Club team and a Wanganui eleven, at Cook's Gardens. There was a fair attend--2 ance of spectators. "J. H. Parks gave a brilliant display, and scored 113 not. out for the English- - men. V - ' '>. ■■■: . ; s The M.C.C. batted first and declared at the tea adjournment with 202 runs j for the loss of two wickets. Wanganui j had lost eight wickets for 74 runs when [. stumps were drawn. .. The match was continued this morn- [ ing in fine weather. Wanganui was all P out for 113, Sewell (33) being top score. Sims took. four wickets for 23. In the second innings M.C.C. had three wickets down for 60 at lunch (Powell • 37).
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 10
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