ANOTHER WIN

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 128, 1 June 1935, Page 9

ANOTHER WIN

AFRICAN CRICKETERS

SIEDLE MISSES A CENTURY

DEEBY DISAPPOINTING

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(Received June 1, 11 a.m.)

LONDON, May 31,

1 The South African cricketers added i another win when the match at Ilkeston was concluded today, Derbyshire ' being beaten by 209 runs. The tourists declared their second innings closed 1 when four wickets were down for 200 runs, and Derbyshire were dismissed : in their second innings for 193. Only about thirty 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 the1 whole side was out for under 200. The county's performance was disappointing. Details:— SOUTH AFRICA. First innings 443 Second Innings. Siedle, b Mitchell 98 Rowan, c —. Pope, b Mitchell 33 , Wade, c Elliott, b Mitchell 0 Nourse, c Mitchell, b Smith 18 Dalton. not out 41. Extras ..., W Total for four wickets (declared) 200 Bowling.—Mitchell took three wickets for 58 runs, A. Pope none for 35, Worthington none for 15, G. Pope none ' for 46, Smith one for 23, Alderman none for 13. ; DERBYSHIRE. ; First innings ;■ 23<3 Second Innings. Alderman, c Wade, b Langton .. 7 , Smith, c Langton, b Bell .. . 37 : Worthington, lbw, h Tomlinson .. 49 Hodgkinson, run out i 8 Carrington, c Wade* b Bell , 6: i.Richardson, c Langton, b Tomlinson .. «••••• 3 GiPope, b Bell 6 • . Elliott, c Bell, b Tomlinson ..... 7 Higson, c Cameron, b Bell ..*... 17 Mitchell, st Cameron, b Tomlinson 8' i A. Pope, not out ~..-. 39 Extras *•■• 13 Total f.-- !98: Bowling.—Bell took four wickets for ; 77 runs, Langton one for 25, Vincent none for 20, Tomlinson four for 63. The South Africans commence a match- today against Lancashire, win- • ners of the county championship last year, at Manchester. The first Test is j to commence at Nottingham in a fort-; night's time. ;