Lancashire All Out For 318
New Zealand None For N ine C. Washbrook Scores Good Century Liverpool, Aug. 21. The New Zealand cricketers began their second match against Lancashire yesterday. With only three regular bowlers, Cowie, Cave and Burke, and eight overs by Rabone, they put the county out for 318 and, in five minutes before the close of play, Sutcliffe and Scott made nine. In spite of the opening of the football season the attendance was over 7000, of which 6000 paid for admission. Washbrook scored a good 125, including 15 fours. He batted for nearly four hours. The Lancashire tail did a certain amount of wagging. The pitch was easy paced and gave the bowlers little aid. It appears that the match might be far more interesting than the first game botvwen Lancashire and New Zealand. Details of the scores are:— LANCASHIRE First Innings • C. Washbrook, c and b Burke .. 125 .1 T. Ikin, b Cave . ... . .... 6 W, Place, st Reid, b Burke .... 35 G. A. Edrich, c Wallace, b Burke 1 A. Wharton, run out .. .. 40 B. J. Howard, lb\v b Rabone 1 J. Greenwood, c Mooney b Cave 50 A. Barlow, h Cowie .... ... ..... 0 M. Hilton, b Cave .... , 8 J. Taitefsall, run out ... 39 R. Slone, not out 1 Extras • 12. Total 318 Bawling: Cowie, 23 overs, 3 maid'■ns. 64 runs. 1 wicket - Cave 27, 1, 81.3: Reid, 5. I, 15, 0: Burke. 38. 10, 117, 3: Rabone, 8,2, 17. 1: Sutcliffe, 1,1, 12, 0. NEW ZEALAND First Innings B. Sutcliffe, not out .. ..... .... 3 V. J. Scott, not out . 1 Total for no wickets 9
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 15060, 22 August 1949, Page 3
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