GOOD START MADE

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 210, 3 June 1935, Page 9

GOOD START MADE

South Africa Against Lancashire COUNTY: THREE FOR 33 By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright (Received June 2, 5.5 p.m.) London, June 1. The South African cricketers began a match against Lancashire to-day. The South Africans on a hard-baked wicket found Booth’s fast deliveries difficult. Mitchell reappeared after a month’s absence due to knee trouble. He batted uninspiringly. Nourse and Siedle were very slow. Lancashire were weakened by the absence through injuries of several leading players. Details SOUTH AFRICA.—First tunings. Siedle. 1.b.w., b. Booth • • Mitchell, 1.b.w.-. b. Parkinson ”9 Wade. b. Booth “ Nourse, e. Hopwood, b. Booth ... 37 Viljoen, c. Hopwood, b. Booth ". -4 Cameron, c. tddon. b. Parkinson J Dalton, b. Philllpson Q Vincent, 1.b.w., b. Philllpson ~ Tomlinson, c. Farrlmond, b. Booth .... 3 Langton, b. Booth 18 Crisp, not out Extras Total ....268 Bowling Analysis.—Booth took six wickets tor S2 runs: Parkinson, two for 68; Philllpson. two for 79; Hopwood, none for 26; Iddon, none for .11. LANCASHIRE.—First Innings. Hopwood, not out. -’3 Washbrook, c. Vincent, b. Langton .... i Iddon, c. Langton, b. Crisp 1 Paynter, st. Cameron, b. Langton .... 3 Oldfield, not out J Extras 0 Total for three wickets 33 DEFEAT OF DERBY South Africa’s Handsome Victory Loudon. May 31. The South African cricketers added another win when the match at Ilkeston was concluded to-day, Derbyshire being beaten by 209 runs. The tourists declared their second innings closed when four wickets were down for 200 runs, and Derbyshire were dismissed in, their second innings for 198. Only about 30 spectators witnessed the close of the South Africans’ second innings, which was continued this morning to allow Siedle an opportunity to complete his century. Siedle’s overnight score was 80. and his partner, Dalton, had scored 29. When Siedle required only two runs to reach 100 he was bowled by Mitchell. The Derbyshire wickets fell rapidly in the final Innings, and the whole side was out for under 200. The county’s performance was disappointing. Details:— SOUTH AFRICA. First innings 413 Second Innings. Siedle. b. Mitchell «S Rowan, c. —. Pope, b. Mitchell 33 Wade, c. Elliott, b. Mitchell 0 Nourse, c. Mitchell, b. Smith 18 Daltdn, not out •• • 11 Extras W Total for four wickets (declared) .. 200 Bowling Analysis.—Mitchell took throe wickets for 58 runs,; A. Pope, pone for 35; Worthington, nouo for 15; G. Pope, none for 46; Smith, one for 23: Aiderman, none for 13. DERBYSHIRE. First Innings 286 Second Innings. Aiderman, e. Wade, b. Langton 7 Smith, c. Langton, b. Bell 37 Worthington, 1.b.w., b. Tomlinson .... 49 Hodgkinson, run out '■ 6 Carrington, c. Wade, b. Bel! 0 Richardson, c. Langton, b. Tomlinson 3 O. Pope, b. Bell 6 Elliott, c. Bell, li. Tomlinson 7 Higson, c. Cameron, b. Bell 17 Mitchell, st. Cameron, b. Tomlinson .. 8 A. Pope, not out 39 Extras Total l us Bowling Analysis.—Bell took four wiekets for 77 runs; Langton, one for 25; Vincent, none for 20: Tomlinson, four for 63.