BETTER SHOWING BY TASMANIA
M.C.C. PLAYS ONE-DAY GAME AT LAUNCESTON (Received January 12, 11.35 p.m.) LAUNCESTON, January 12. Tasmania made a better showing in a one-day practice match with the English cricketers to-day. Scores: — _ ENGLAND First Innings C. J. Barnett, b Jeffery .. '4l L B. Fishlock, lbw, b Putman .. 23 R. E. S. : Wyatt, c Gourlay, b Thollar • • • • .. 14 L. E f G. Ames, b Thollar .. 32 A H Fagg, c Nicholson, b Jeffrey 24 T. S. Worthington, c Gardiner, b Thollar ... •• 41 R. W. V. Robins, st Gardiner, b Putman . • • • 24 J. M. Sims, not out .. .. 25 G. Duckworth, c Jeffrey, b Thollar . • • • • • * K. C. Fames, c Rushforth, b Putman .. •• •- 12 W. Copson, c Putman, b Thollar . - 1 ■ Extras .. •■ •'• <» Total •■ --250 Bowling Analysis—Gourlay took no wickets for 33 runs; Thomas, none for 29; Jeffrey, two for 72; Putnam, three for 41; Thollar, five for 67. TASMANIA First Innings Morrisby, c Wyatt, b Fames .. 7 Green, run out - • ..- ■ - .. 10 Thomas, c Worthington, b Sims .. 48 Jeffrey, c Barnett, b Ames -.46 Wardlaw, not out .. ..15 Nicholson, c and b Fishlock ..14 Gardiner, not out .. • .. 1 Extras .. .. -. 4 Total for five wickets .. 145 Bowling Analysis—Fames took one wicket for 16 runs; Copson, none for 20; Wyatt, none for 32; Sims, one for 31; Ames,; one for 32; Fishlock, one for 13; Robins, none for 7.
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21989, 13 January 1937, Page 9
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