FOLLOW-ON ENFORCED

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30541, 9 September 1964, Page 19

FOLLOW-ON ENFORCED

Trueman’s Bid Just Fails (N.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) SCARBOROUGH, Sept 8. Australia enforced the follow-on when it led T. N. Pearce’s XI by 152 runs on the first innings in the festival cricket match at Scarborough yesterday. Pearce’s XI was all out for 248 in reply to Australia’s total of 400, and at the close was 153 for three. F. S. Trueman made a brave bld to save the follow-on, slogging 43 runs in 35 minutes, but the Australians took the new ball with the last pair at the wicket and thwarted the attempt. AUSTRALIA First Innings ..400 PEARCE’S XI ■

D. W. White, not out 1 K. V. Andrew, absent injured 0 Extras (byes 7, leg-byes 2) 9 Total .248 Fall of wickets: One for 67, 77, 109, 148, 155, 189, 194, 209, 248. Bowling: Connolly, 9.4/2/25/1; Corling, 7/4/13/0; Veivers, 17/0/76/2; Hawke. 8/0/26/2; Cowper, 12/5/25/3; Sellers, 19/2/74/1. Second Innings J. B. Bolus, c Burge, b Corlirig .. 19 A. R. Lewis, lbw, b Veivers 49 C. Milburn, c Redpath, b Simpson . ..22 P. Sharpe, not out .. 46 D. B. Close, not out .. 11 Extras .. .. 6 Total for three wkts. 153 Fall of wickets: One for 38, two for 73, three for 123.

First Innings J. B. Bolus, c Lawry, b Cowper .. 59 A. R. Lewis, b Hawke 33 C. Milburn, b Hawke 6 P. Sharpe, b Cowper D. B. Close, c Jarman, b 18 Cowper 30 B. R. Knight, c Burge, b Velvers 29 D. A. Allen, c Connolly, b Veivers 9 F. S. Trueman, b Connolly . R. Hobbs, c Veivers, b Sel43 lers 11