CAMBRIDGE MATCH

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 13

CAMBRIDGE MATCH

AUSTRALIA'S INNINGS WIN

(Received May 12, 10 a.m.)

LONDON, May 11. Players outnumbered spectators when play was resumed. MeCabo took his place in the field. Dinwiddy and Jehangir Khan wore soon out, but Cox and Davies scored feely from 'Wall. This ninth-wicket partnership proved so difficult to break that Grimmett was called on, though originally it was not intended that he should bowl today. Cox and Davies rapidly added 46. before Ebeling uprooted Davies's "middle stump. Tho last wicket added 43. Cox was unconquered . with top score for the University. His was an enterprising innings. He batted seventyiivo minutes and hit nine 4's. The Australian fielding, with the exception of Bradman and Brown, compared poorly with Cambridge's speed, dash, and brilliant picking up. Details:— ; AUSTRALIA. ■ First innings (for fivo wickets declared) 4SI CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. First innings i.. 158 Second Innings. Allen, b Wall 0 Skinner, Ibw, b Ebeling 10 Winlaw, Ibw, b' Fleetwood-Smith. . 15' Bartlett, c Barnett, b Darling .... 20 Human, run out ;.......... 9 Powell, c MeCabe, b Darling ...... 5 Dinwiddy, o Ebeling, b Wall ....... 2 Jehangir Khan, b Fleetwood-Smith. 0 Davies, b Ebeling 23 Cox, not out .*. 51 Grimshaw, b Fleetwood-Smith .... 15 Extras 10 Total 165 Bowling (subject to correction). — Wall took two wickets ;for 60; Ebelling, two for 33; Darling, two for 9; Fleetwood-Smith, three for 31; Grimmett, none for 17.