ORANGE FREE STATE OUT FOR 88

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 98, 20 January 1936, Page 10

ORANGE FREE STATE OUT FOR 88

Match With Australia

BROWN, O’BRIEN AND McCABE SCORE WELL

By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright.

(Received January 19, 6.30 p.m.)

Bloemfontein. January 18. The Australian cricketers com meuced a match against the Orang'; Free State to-day. The home team was dismissed for 88 and at stumps Australia had made 21G for tbc loss of one wicket. Richardson, upon winning the toss, sent iu the home side ou a wicket recovering from the effects of rain. \ iljoen made a bright 40 in 45 minute.-. Warner played stubbornly lor bis runs. The others were unable to -Jo anything against Grimmett and O’Reilly. Brown and O’Brien rapidly passed the Free State’s score before the former was dismissed. McCabe played another dashing innings aud, although O'Brien was 4G "hen he came in. was rapidly overhauling the Victorian at stumps. Scores ORANGE FREE STATE—First Innings Kaplan, Lbw., b. McCabe - Newton, h. O’Reilly Warner, e. Finglfton, b. Grimmett ... Viljoen, <-. Brown, b. Grimmett I' l Pick. e. Richardson, b. Grimmett U Gover. 1.1i.w.. b. Grimmett l> Brown, b. O'Reilß “ Stephenson, b. O'Reilly ** Sparks, e. Sievers, b. Grimmett 1 I'roninitz., b. O'Reilly 1 Vets, not out x t ra*s <» Total S 8 Bowlinix Amil.v,bisMcCabe took on? vickoi for I runs: Sievers, none for 8, Grimmett, five for 35: O’Reilly, four Lor 38 A USTRALI A.—First Innings. Brown, b. Vels {‘-J (I’Brieii not out H McCabe, not out Ex Iras .. U Total for one wicket ~l‘j BRADMAN’S “DUCK” Sheffield Shield Match (Received January 19, G. 30 p.m.) Sydney, January 19. In a. Sheffield Shield cricket match between South Australia and New South Wales, South Australia, in their first innings, made 91 (Bmleock 21, Bradman 0, White took eight for 31). New South Wales, in their first innings have lost no wickets for 11. McGilvray won the toss aud sent South Australia in on a wicket damaged by rain at one end. All White's wickets were obtained at this end, but Bradman was caught off a bad stroke at the other end. Play was limited to ,'H hours. AUSTRALIANS IN INDIA Patiala, January 17. In its match against Patiala. Mr. F. Tarrant’s Australian team, in its first innings, scored 484 (Morrisby 145, Ryder 78, Maharajah of Patiala 15; Amirelahi six for 164). Patiala macle 352 and 77 for three wickets (Maharajah of Patiala two for 40). The match was drawn.