WIN BY 36 RUNS M.C.C. V. S. AUSTRALIA FIRST INNINGS WIN TOUR OF INDIA AUSTRALIA'S DEFENCES

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 117, 13 November 1935, Page 11

WIN BY 36 RUNS

M.C.C. V. S. AUSTRALIA

FIRST INNINGS WIN

TOUR OF INDIA

AUSTRALIA'S DEFENCES

BRAdMAN'S HALF-CENTURY, ADELAIDE, November 12. The M.C.C. team defeated South Australia by 36 runs. The weather was cool and cloudy. English hopes dwindled when Human was dismissed and M.C.C. were all out before lunch for 174. Ryan took three " wickets for 5 runs. The home side was loft with 220 minutes in which to make 224 for a win in their second innings, Badcock, in forcing the pace, had a narrow escape early when he snicked a ball from Baxter, off the wicket. The score was then less than half a dozen. In a grim fight Bradman and Ryan temporarily checked the home side's rot. The former was restrained and scored 32 singles: The.pair contributed 62 for the fourth wicket partnership. After their separation wickets fell cheaply. Details:— M.C.C. First innings 371 Second Innings. . Parks, c Moyle, b Ward 21 Smith, c Waite, b Thompson .... 10 Hardstaff, b Ryan .... .. 24 Mitchell-Innes, c Walker, b Ward 4 Human, c Walker, b Ward 28 Langridge, lbw, b Williams 34 Sims, lbw, b Ryan V Lyttelton, b Ryan ...: 31 Powell, b Ward- 3 Baxter, lbw, b Ryan 5 Read, not out 0 Extras :... 9 Total ;. 174 Bowling.—Thompson took one wicket for 34 runs, Williams one for 20, Ward four for 62, Ryan four for 13, Waite none for 30, Collins none for 6. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First innings '. 322 Second Innings. Badcock, c Parks, b Baxter 14 Parker, lbw, b Sims 18 Bradman, lbw, b Parks 50 Moyle, b Baxter 2 Ryan, b Parks 27 Waite, b Read 30 Williams, b Sims 9 Walker, c Powell, b Sims 5 Collins, b Read 0 Ward, not out 10 Thompson, run out 12 Extras ...... 10 Total •. IS7 Bowling.—Read took two wickets for 14 runs, Baxter two for 35, Sims three for 76, Langridge none for 20, Parks two for 32.

QUEENSLAND BEAT N.S.W. BRISBANE, November 12. • In the Sheffield Shield cricket match against Queensland, who made 528, New South Wales, who in their first innings made 370, in their second innings made 265 (R. Little 78, R. Robinson 1030. Bowling for Queensland Wyeth took five wickets for 51. Queensland, in their second innings, made 88 for the loss of three wickets (Christy 44 not out). Queensland won on the first inning 3.

AUSTRALIANS IN FRONT (Received November 13, 11 a.m.) AHMADABAD, November 12. Mr. F. Tarrant's touring Australian cricket team began a two-day match against Gujarat Province today and lost the toss for the third time in sue* cession. Gujarat, in their first innings, msda 121 (Joshi 27, Heiis 36, Desai 21; Mai* three for 29, Ryder four for 14, Iron* monger one for 26). The Australians in their first innings had made 122 for three wickets at stumps (Allsopp 33, Morrisby 50 not out). The weather was very hot. Ten thousand neoole were present.

GENERAL STRENGTHENING THIS YEAR'S ESTIMATES (Received November 13, 10 a.m.) CANBERRA, This Day. The Estimates for the Department of Defence for the present year provide for strengthening and expansion ol every arm cf Australian defence. I It is proposed to spend £7,352,399 this year on defence, as compared with £5,257,506 in 1934-S5. fij special arraneemer.i Router's world ser\lce In addition to other special sources of Infiirmailnn. Is usort In the compilation of the and all rishts therein lv Australia and Keif Zealand aro rcscrrcS.