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INCIDENTS IN YESTERDAY’S PLUNKET SHIELD PLAY.—TOP: The Wellington batsman, J. W. Guy, sags to the ground after being hit on the face by a bumper from R. C. Motz in Wellington’s second innings in the Plunket Shield match at Lancaster Park. The ball has rebounded off Guy’s face high on to the leg side. Guy was out two balls later, and afterwards it was found his cheekbone was fractured in three places. BOTTOM: The Wellington batsman, L. C. Butler, has a resigned look on his face as he sees his wicket thrown down by an accurate return by B. A. Bolton. Butler had batted well for 16 with an injured hand and leg. The Canterbury players, Motz, K. Thomson, and J. T. Ward watch the ball after it had hit the wickets.

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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29401, 31 December 1960, Page 11

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INCIDENTS IN YESTERDAY’S PLUNKET SHIELD PLAY.—TOP: The Wellington batsman, J. W. Guy, sags to the ground after being hit on the face by a bumper from R. C. Motz in Wellington’s second innings in the Plunket Shield match at Lancaster Park. The ball has rebounded off Guy’s face high on to the leg side. Guy was out two balls later, and afterwards it was found his cheekbone was fractured in three places. BOTTOM: The Wellington batsman, L. C. Butler, has a resigned look on his face as he sees his wicket thrown down by an accurate return by B. A. Bolton. Butler had batted well for 16 with an injured hand and leg. The Canterbury players, Motz, K. Thomson, and J. T. Ward watch the ball after it had hit the wickets. Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29401, 31 December 1960, Page 11

INCIDENTS IN YESTERDAY’S PLUNKET SHIELD PLAY.—TOP: The Wellington batsman, J. W. Guy, sags to the ground after being hit on the face by a bumper from R. C. Motz in Wellington’s second innings in the Plunket Shield match at Lancaster Park. The ball has rebounded off Guy’s face high on to the leg side. Guy was out two balls later, and afterwards it was found his cheekbone was fractured in three places. BOTTOM: The Wellington batsman, L. C. Butler, has a resigned look on his face as he sees his wicket thrown down by an accurate return by B. A. Bolton. Butler had batted well for 16 with an injured hand and leg. The Canterbury players, Motz, K. Thomson, and J. T. Ward watch the ball after it had hit the wickets. Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29401, 31 December 1960, Page 11