WHIRLWIND SCORING IN IRELAND

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22198, 15 September 1937, Page 9

WHIRLWIND SCORING IN IRELAND

BRILLIANT HITTING BY N.Z. BATSMEN (Received September 14, 11 a.m.) DUBLIN, September 13. The liveliest cricket of the whole tour was seen when New Zealand met Ireland in the return match. The batsmen scored at the rate of two runs a minute. The wicket was easy after ran., which delayed the start until rnidafternoon. Wallace and Donnelly were associated in a remarkable secondwicket partnership, worth 98 in 37 minutes. Wallace gave a wonderful display of clean hitting reminiscent of Dacre. His score included seven sixes and six fours. Six wickets fell for 162. Page and Roberts, hitting freely, added 91 in less than an hour. At stumps New Zealand, in the first innings had scored 253 for six wickets (Wallace 82, Page 44 not out, Roberts 46 not out). MIDDLESEX WICKETS TALL QUICKLY YORKSHIRE MAKES 401 IN FIRST INNINCS (Received September 14, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON. September 1~. In the challenge cricket match against Middlesex, Yovkfhire in t.-'" first innings made 4 r 'l (Smith fo.i:for 7C>. Middlesex in the _fi:~t_ i:ininrs has lost si:: wicket.- - t"3. Stumps were draw:-; eeu'y because of heavy rain.

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