MATCH AT CHRISTCHURCH
ENGLAND'S GOOD^SCORE
(By, IVlt'iiriiPM-- Tress _Asspciation;j
CHRISTCHURCHy This Day.
The English women cricketers made an ■ excellent start against Canterbury in the match which was commenced this morning. The conditions are ideal. By 12.15 p.m.,,Erigland had made 159 for the loss of only three wickets, and had given a very,-bright display. The Canterbury-bowling did not cause the visitors a great deal of trouble, but good fielding' saved many runs. At the launcheoh. adjournment the score was 204 for three wickets'.. ■ Details:— .■:■■■ . .•.-•:■ : ' ; •' :'.; ■" :-;;\.ENGLAND. VV -"■ : First Innings., . ;,.'•■ E. Snowball, b Hooper .....25 M. Maclagah, not out ~....,.,..... 116 M. Hide, c Boweh; b. Taylor .... 32 G. A. Morgan; lbw.b Symons .... 12 J. E. Partridge, not out ........... 12 Extras' :..i.:.....;;i.......... 7 Total for three wickets ...... 204
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 32, 7 February 1935, Page 13
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124MATCH AT CHRISTCHURCH Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 32, 7 February 1935, Page 13
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