SIX WICKETS IN HAND

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 14 June 1935, Page 7

SIX WICKETS IN HAND

South Africans’ Easy Win From Club Conference Team HOME TEAM OUT FOR 69 RUNS ONE-DAY CRICKET MATCH (United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph Uipy right). Received 12.45 p.m. to-day. LONDON, June 13. In a oue-day match, the South African cricketers defeated the omb CrieKet conference team by six wicaets and 120 runs. Scores are: CLUB CRICKET CONFERENCE. Fir/st Innings. Newman, b C'nsp “I Hunt, b Crisp O Dennis, b Langton 6 vV. Smith, b Bell 3 Avery, c Wade, b Langton. 3 Bryan, b Balaskas 27 Spearing, b Bell 3 D. Smith, b Bell 2 H. Smith, c Siedle, b Balaskas ... 16 L. Smith, b.Crisp 2 Rutter, not out O Extras 3 Total •_•••• 69 Bowling analysis: Crisp took three wickets for 24 runs, Bell * three for 20, Langton two for 14, Balaskas two for 8. SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Vatic, b H. Smith 6 Siedle, cH. Smith, bD. Smith ... 21 Rowan, not out 103 Mitchell, 1.b.w., b.D. Smith ...... 0 Cameron, c Dennis, bH. Smith ... 49 Viljoen, not out 13 Extras 3 Total for four wickets ...... 189 Bowling analysis: H. Smith took two wickets for 38 runs, Rutter none for 39, L. Smith none for 23, D. Smith two for 51, W. Smith none for 18, Avery none for 9, Bryan none for 8. TO VISIT NEW ZEALAND. ARRANGEMENT WITH COLLEGE. LONDON, June 13. The “Evening Standard” isays that Brasenose College lias made an arrangement permitting Mitchell Innes to accompany the Marylebone team to New Zealand in 1935. ~