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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1717, 7 January 1920, Page 7

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1 MANAWATU v. NOMADS. The cricket match between Manawatu and Nomads was concluded yesterday afternoon, the latter winning by nine wickets. Manawatu’s second innings opened badly, four wickets being down for 20 runs,'but McVicar made, a serI vicoable 56, bringing Manawatu’s total -to 121, and thus saving an innings de-' feat. ■ Nomads knocked up sufficient to win the match with the loss of one wicket. Bernan was the most successful of the Nomads’, bowlers, securing five wickets for 28 runs. The scores are as follows; , Manawatu.-r-First innings 51. Second innings; Eglinton, v b Bernau, 0; Leet, st, b Broad, 0; Ashford, c Collins, b Broad, 8; McVicar, b Bernau, 66; G. Greer, c Marshall, b Broad, 4; Ongley, b Collins, 5; Kerr, c Bernau, b Arkwright, 2; Lye, not out, 10; Ailingham, b Bernau, 9; Whitehead, b Bernau, 0; F. Greer, Ibw, b Bernau, 0; extras, 23, Total 121. Grand total 172. Nomads. First' innings; 162. Second innings: Butler, -• b Ongley, 7 ; Broad, not out, 4; Marshall, not out, 4. Total 15. Grand total 177. *■ By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association SYDNEY, Jan. 6. South Australia in their second innings made 379 —V. Richardson 134, Pritchard 91, Steele 73, A. Richardson 29. The bowling ‘or analysis was : 1 McDonald two for 84, Ryder ad linen for 54, Armstrong three for 69, Park ad one for .17. _ . . „ n Victoria in their second innings. made 21 without tho loss of a wicket, and won by ten wickets.