THE CRICKET TEST
NEW ZEALAND BATTING LOWRY AND DEMPSTER GOING STRONG [Pm United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, November 14. Rain foil before tho starting time (noon), and when Dempster (19) and Lowry (7) resumed New Zealand’s innings at 12.15 p.m. prospects were far from bright. Eastman and Newman were the bowlers. With good shots by both batsmen tho score was quickly brought to _ GO. Eastman injured his leg while bowling, and retired, Massey taking his place. At 12.45 the total was 75 lor one wicket—Dempster 41 Lowry 25. A neat cut for 4 gave Dempster 50. Lowry was then 31, Dempster, driving Badcock for 2, brought 100 up for a total of 85 minutes’ play.. Both Lowry and Dempster continued attractively, and tho score at lunch was one for 121. Details;— REST OF NEW ZEALAND. First innings 257 NEW ZEALAND. First Innings.
Mills b Newman 8 Dempster not out ... 6!) Lowry not out ... ... 45 Extras - Total for one wicket ... 124
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Evening Star, Issue 19713, 14 November 1927, Page 8
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159THE CRICKET TEST Evening Star, Issue 19713, 14 November 1927, Page 8
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